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Despite worthy credentials, women continue to struggle winning key sporting appointments like head coaching roles or CEO posts. Questions remain as to why?
Despite worthy credentials, women continue to struggle winning key sporting appointments like head coaching roles or CEO posts. Questions remain as to why?
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Heroines
S1, EP4 "Leadership and Coaching"Despite worthy credentials, women continue to struggle winning key sporting appointments like head coaching roles or CEO posts. Questions remain as to why?
Heroines
S2, EP9 "How the Media Impacts Women's Sports Coverage"Access to media visibility is one of the biggest challenges for women's sport; the media have the power to choose which stories to tell, fashioning thus the perception of the public and influencing the value of female athletes within society.
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S2, EP6 "Cultural Barriers Impacting Women in Sport"Not all women get the right to play sport, cultural and religious beliefs in many countries dissuade female participation.
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S3, EP15 "Legends Retired, Legends Remembered"Some have stepped off the stage, but their legacy endures. A salute to the heroines whose careers may be over, but whose names will live forever.
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