“Since 1974, more than two million coaches and coach developers (CDs) have been trained through the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) to develop their coaching skills and improve the performance of their athletes and participants at all levels of sport.” Most Canadians are familiar with the role of the coach; few are aware of the CD role and its potential to contribute to a robust sport system. The authors build a compelling case for women (and others) to consider CD training as a viable option to rewarding and meaningful involvement through the NCCP. – Sheila Robertson, Journal Editor.

Conversations with Leading Women Coaches – Part Two

Conversations with Leading Women Coaches – Part One

Professional Women’s Hockey League: Heartache to Triumph and the Future for Women Coaches

Examining the Effectiveness of a Transformational Leadership Development Program 

Making the Case for More Women Coaches in Disability Sport

Recognizing and Responding to Teen-Dating Violence: Implications for Women Coaches

Change Inspires Change: A Report on the 8th International Working Group on Women and Sport 2022 World Conference

Transgender and non-binary athlete needs: Challenges and best practices

Mental Health Powers Performance: Why Mental Health May Be Your Best Arsenal as a Coach

Black Women Coaches: Building Skills and Community Through Mentorship

Yihua Li brings absolute passion to her coaching

Bev Priestman on delivering gold

Heather Hennigar Champions an Integrated Support System

Lisa Thomaidis Closes a Chapter