UNESCO Study Guide - World Model United Nations
UNESCO Study Guide - World Model United Nations
UNESCO Study Guide - World Model United Nations
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In general, participants said they felt happier and<br />
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expectations in terms of results and challenging girls<br />
<br />
with which they are familiar. <br />
the 2000 participants left Sweat in the City with the<br />
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Proposed Solutions<br />
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considered.<br />
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Programs<br />
that operate on the assumption that women<br />
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the sense of community and inherent<br />
social dynamics in existing sport programs,<br />
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stereotypes.<br />
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girls into physical recreation. Students may<br />
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<br />
<br />
used as safe sports facilities for the community<br />
after the school day or as meeting places for<br />
youth sports programs.<br />
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encouraged and supported to join the world<br />
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into positions of authority in sporting<br />
<br />
and fair representation of each gender.<br />
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authorities in the world of sport, such as the<br />
<br />
IOC amended its charter to include a statement on<br />
the need to promote women in sport. After just one<br />
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<br />
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is a body with authority<br />
in the sports world, making its inclusion of women on its executive<br />
board a symbolic recognition of the need to involve women in sport<br />
decision-making and leadership.<br />
Source: Global Giants<br />
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