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Free Healing-Centered Sport Training

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. Each quarter, CHJS hosts a free training on the foundations of our content, healing-centered sport and brain-based coaching. This interactive training session is created for coaches and parents who are new to the healing-centered sport world. Attendees will walk away with…

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The Ultimate Thunderdome 2023

June 3, 2023
Chicago Hope Academy Track & Field

We Coach® is becoming The Center For Healing & Justice Through Sport (CHJS)!
Our mission is to make sport healing for all youth, everywhere, through training, consulting, and movement building.

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Creating Trauma-Informed Settings for High School Sports

The need for coaches who can facilitate sport in a way that creates safety and
encourages necessary open dialogue about the challenges our communities face is urgent!

Learn more about this special opportunity for coaches, youth development professionals, and other related practitioners!

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The Parmenter Foundation funds the newest CHJS Program: E-Motion

The need for coaches who can facilitate sport in a way that creates safety and
encourages necessary open dialogue about the challenges our communities face is urgent!

Learn more about this special opportunity for coaches, youth development professionals, and other related practitioners!

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Register today: 2023 NM-Sport Certification

The Neurosequential Model© is a developmentally-informed, biologically-respectful approach to caregiving, education and therapeutics that draws on core concepts from many disciplines including the neurosciences, anthropology, developmental psychology and sociology. The Neurosequential Model of Sport© (NM-Sport) is an adaptation of this model to be used by…

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Trauma-Informed Sport Training Cohorts

The Center for Healing and Justice through Sport (CHJS) will host free, trauma-informed sport trainings for coaches, youth program providers, teachers, and anyone that wants to learn how sport can uniquely contribute to the mental and emotional well-being of Chicago’s youth. Sport is drastically underutilized…

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The Power of Sport: Conversations on Trauma, Healing, and Resilience

The need for coaches who can facilitate sport in a way that creates safety and
encourages necessary open dialogue about the challenges our communities face is urgent!

Learn more about this special opportunity for coaches, youth development professionals, and other related practitioners!

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Million Coaches Challenge!

The need for coaches who can facilitate sport in a way that creates safety and
encourages necessary open dialogue about the challenges our communities face is urgent!

Learn more about this special opportunity for coaches, youth development professionals, and other related practitioners!

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Meet the CHJS Board Members

  We are so excited to welcome and introduce you to the CHJS Board. The team has extensive experience within the sports-based, youth development, and healing-centered sports arena and brings both direct-service and systems-level knowledge to the CHJS leadership.   Jai Nanda – Jai is…

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Celebrating 50 years of Title IX x Nike

Building on the momentum of Her Rise  – join us to learn how to empower the next generation of female athlete leaders!  In a session led by the Center for Healing and Justice through Sport, participants will learn more about how sport is uniquely situated…

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