Isa Guha: Why removing diversity barriers in women's cricket is important
This week’s guest on The Game Changers podcast is Isa Guha, a former England cricket international turned commentator and broadcaster.
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NFL memo says it plans 2-day diversity networking seminar for prospective head coaches, GMs
In an effort to address its problems with diversity in its coaching and front office ranks, the NFL will hold a seminar for 64 prospective head coach and general manager candidates at its annual spring owners meeting later this month in Atlanta.
'Quite a lonely journey' - Hamilton speaks about improving diversity in Formula One with his non-profit
Lewis Hamilton has spoken about how he wants to improve diversity in Formula 1 and hopes that his foundation will help others feel less “lonely”. Hamilton is the only Black driver to compete in F1, and he has created the Hamilton Commission, a non-profit, to help increase the diversity of Black racers within the world of motorsport.
NFL sets meetings between owners and diversity coach, GM talent (white guys not invited)
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The previous Britain's Got Talent winners - including Paul Potts and Diversity
Britain’s Got Talent is returning for its 15th season on Saturday night. The popular show that welcomes many contestants with various talents has been running since June 2007 and is known for spotlighting people with all sorts of skills.
World Champion paddler wants to promote sport diversity in new Halifax YWCA role
Former world champion paddler Karen Furneaux has been involved in a lot of initiatives to try and get more women and young girls involved in sports in Canada.
Brigette Lacquette, 1st Indigenous woman to scout in NHL, calls for more diversity, inclusion in hockey
Brigette Lacquette recalls trying out for her first summer hockey team with her sister and the unwelcoming vibe that greeted them in the dressing room.
‘It’s not about taking part, it’s about winning’ – UCI chief David Lappartient on diversity in cycling
If professional cycling is to grow, it needs to reach beyond its traditional white, male, middle-aged audiences. That’s the view of UCI president David Lappartient, shared with The Cycling Show this week. Lappartient believes that to find new audiences, it needs to offer new role models, from beyond the heartlands of Western Europe.