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Formation en ligne gratuite pour comprendre la prévalence et l'ambiguïté des commotions cérébrales
Des environnements sportifs sûrs et inclusifs contribuent à rendre le sport gratifiant et enrichissant pour tous. Obligatoire pour tous les organismes sportifs au Canada.
La violence dans les fréquentations chez les adolescents et la violence sexiste existent dans la vie des adolescents qui pratiquent des sports. En tant que coach, il est important d'être équipé d'outils pour comprendre et reconnaître les signes.
Développé pour former les entraîneurs à la santé mentale afin de leur permettre de jouer un rôle efficace dans le soutien du bien-être des participants à leur programme sportif, tout en soutenant leur propre santé mentale.
Développé pour former les entraîneurs à la santé mentale afin de leur permettre de jouer un rôle efficace dans le soutien du bien-être des participants à leur programme sportif, tout en soutenant leur propre santé mentale.
Exigences pour les entraîneurs
A pilot.
In an effort to test new technology and expand its digital content offering, CBC Sports is beta testing AI un-manned cameras to stream community sport in a cost effective manner. In a beta phase, CBC Sports is testing CBC Sports Connect - a groundbreaking digital platform designed exclusively for sport organizations to stream sports into a CBC branded content ecosystem.
The platform is dedicated to bringing the exhilaration of sports that aren’t traditionally available to community members, fans, athletes and coaches. Audiences can witness the excitement of OWIFA competitions live or on-demand, reliving the most thrilling moments through customized highlight clips that are easily shareable on your favourite social media platforms. The cameras being used are emerging technology and OWIFA is part of CBC Sports Connect’s test trial.
Please expect the content to resemble a raw stream and not a TV broadcast.*
To check it out and sign-up for a free account please visit: CBC SPORTS CONNECT - BETA. You will need to create a free account to view. Also, don’t forget to follow Football Ontario to ensure all the latest OWIFA content is curated to you.
**Please remember this project is in BETA and is not yet branded or at its full capacity. We are testing our system in collaboration with your content to help us better understand the technology, the platform and the user experience. We hope to learn from games this season and would love to hear your constructive feedback to admin.pixellot@cbc.ca.
How to start a university or college women's football program in Ontario?
As Easy as 1..2..3..!
1 / Consult your institution's guidelines
Start by reviewing your institutions sport and recreation guidelines on starting a new team or club on campus. Most include an application that involves submitting a proposal for your football program, budget, and interest (athlete and coach signatures)
2 / Garner interest for your club or team
Contact potential athletes, coaches, and sports and recreation administration to see if there is interest and support. Start a social media campaign and collect the resources you need for your program.
3 / Contact Us
Learn what is needed to join OWIFA. Our executive committee will support you in starting your program by providing resources and guidance for applying to your institution. We also offer NFL Canada flag football kits to get you started.
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Joining OWIFA is the easy part. Meet our team, declare your program's intent to compete, sign-up your athletes and coaches, and register for our events. No yearly membership fees, just register per event!
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Operational Opportunities
OWIFA Operational Coordinator (Independent Contractor)
OWIFA is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Operational Coordinator (Independent Contractor) to provide administrative, financial, and coordination support to the OWIFA Executive
and Operational Committees.
Volunteer Opportunities
Contact Us for Volunteer Opportunities