Call for Papers | “History of Competitive Gymnastics”, Special Issue of The International Journal of the History of Sport | Call ends November 30, 2021 @tandfsport https://t.co/Rt32tRxGXM
Leading ISCWAG researcher Natalie Barker-Ruchti talks about her research and its impact on the world of sports (Swedish language) - https://t.co/4z5GKhBVFX
Ep. 70: Episode 70: Gender Expansive Gymnastics with @HIHOpodcast@JohannaMellis is joined by Dr. Georgia Cervin @MizLatkes @thewolfkino to discuss the genesis of @HIHOpodcast and LGBTQ+ culture in the gymnastics world!
Check this one out!
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https://t.co/NcfMw7KLEs
Free webinar for anyone interested in better understanding #violence against children in #sport & how we can measure this to focus resources & interventions. The event starts at 5pm UK time. It’s free but please register by emailing the address at the bottom of the image
Thank you Rachael Denhollander Stephanie Dixon Joanna Maranhão Kathryn Leslie Gretchen Kerr Mary V. Harvey - OLY Maximilian Klein for a fantastic opening panel this evening.
#SSI2021#ATHELETEVOICE#SAFESPORT#SAFEGUARDINSPORT
Dr. Georgia Cervin has commented the independent review commissioned by @gymnasticsnz. Important reflections on gender, authority, and athlete voice for the road to transforming #gymnastics
Gymnasts are the experts #gymnastalliance
https://t.co/wSa9b90sQF
TW: abuse, self-harm, eating disorders
Massive expose of abuse in rhythmic gymnastics in Brazil by Globo Esporte, who dedicated a huge article to the findings betwee 2000-17. Gymnasts detail EDs, depression, psychological problems, laxative OD.
https://t.co/v1VtOdX6bC
Georgia Cervin of @ISCWAG1 offered her fab expertise on gymnastics history in a 2-part interview. https://t.co/WWqBuwmqMO
Her book, Degrees of Difficulty, is out May 2021 & can be pre-ordered w/ 50% off using HOLIDAY50 for $12 (insane) @IllinoisPress
https://t.co/ULIODoQi4M
Gymnasts for Change is an important new community campaigning to end abusive coaching practices in gymnastics. ISCWAG supports this body through its Manifesto, which you will find on the website. Follow @GymnastsC on Twitter for updates. https://t.co/VH9STvr7LN
2 gymnasts in my @UrsinusCollege@UrsinusHistory sport history course said they’re really looking forward to discussing gymnastics bc of the sport’s history of abuse.
Hope to empower them w/their sport’s history! Using our @EndofSportPod eps w/Georgia Cervin of the @ISCWAG1 😉
Artistic and rhythmic gymnasts give testimonies to abuse in the Swiss national training centre. No coach or official has ever called out the malpractice at this location, it has been left to these brave gymnasts to stage training boycotts and speak out. https://t.co/eTraxNw52f
Read about Olympic athletes’ struggles to balance health and competition in this article by ISCWAG members @barkerruchti and Astrid Schubring, with Anna Post and Stefan Pettersson. https://t.co/iyeEec1HN5
"Curiously, Healy refers to concerns about coaches feeling they cannot do their job without fears of being accused of being hostile, harassing or abusive. One has to wonder what these coaching practices are that raise fears of being abusive?"
https://t.co/RGE9C8HZFk
Gretchen Kerr on abuse in Canada - artistic swimming - and why the ‘artistic’ sports seem so prone to abuse. @gymnasticscoaching https://t.co/mLfw41nx0c
‘Gymnastics does not have to be a child’s sport’ @michieldehoog and our own @barkerruchti discuss women’s artistic gymnastics and its future. Google translate will give a good English language read. https://t.co/VufxuQDIDw
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