Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change – The intersection of sport and society

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Dream With Your Eyes Open: (Re)Imagining Sport in the Age of COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter

November 12 – 13, 2020

The Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change welcomes you to the inaugural Sport, Society and Social Change Conference. This two day event is designed to continue the legacy of equity and social justice by addressing the issues and challenges in sport. We invite students, faculty, professionals and the community to attend, share their voice, and hear from experts, practitioners and rising scholars that are working to continue to challenge the boundaries of sport and activism.

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DR. HARRY EDWARDS

MY COMMITMENTS AS AN ACTIVIST
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CONCERNS THAT VITALLY AFFECT
THE FUTURE OF US ALL”Annotated from the struggle that must be;
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Muhammad Ali Center Athletes and Social Change Forum July 2020

Activism, Education, Events

Muhammad Ali Center Athletes and Social Change Forum July 2020

Monica Bosque2020-07-24T17:21:10+00:00July 7, 2020|

Join Dr. Carter-Francique and The Muhammad Ali Center Athletes and Social Change Forum. The event will take place virtually on Thursday, July 9, and Friday, July 10. There will be FREE registration and will be presented via a Zoom Webinar.

Behind the Whistle Symposium – SCHEMA 2020

Activism, Education, Events

Behind the Whistle Symposium – SCHEMA 2020

Monica Bosque2020-08-10T20:48:39+00:00July 6, 2020|

Join Dr. Akilah Carter-Francique as Behind the Whistle presents: SCHEMA 2020.

Laureus Sport For Good

Education, Events

Laureus Sport For Good

Monica Bosque2020-07-08T16:08:46+00:00July 5, 2020|

Watch the recording of Dr. Akilah Carter-Francique participating in the Laureus Virtual Training Camp on June 30th.

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Dr Harry Edwards @drharryedwards·

15 Nov 2019

When a career passion and efforts to “ institutionalize” a lifetime of scholar-activist work become a “ Jeopardy” Game Show question after just 2years, we are making progress in illuminating dynamics/ significance/ impact of issues at interface of Sport and Society.

Kathy McCarty @KM_McCarty·

7 Nov 2019

So honored to be with @doctafrancique after literally writing her name in my notebook with stars and circling frantically to follow her work in a previous session. I can't wait to continue to listen and learn from her and others at @SJSUwordsaction at @NASSSport #NASSS2019Conf

NASSS @NASSSport·

7 Nov 2019

A warm welcome from members of the Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change. @SJSUwordsaction #NASSS2019Conf

Dr. Shaun J. Fletcher @shaunjfletcher·

6 Nov 2019

Proud to play my part with @SJSUwordsaction furthering the work of @drharryedwards alongside a great group of scholars (and those not pictured). The legacy runs deep. More to come... https://twitter.com/SanJoseStateFB/status/1190846124824748032

Hannah Gordon@Gordon_Hannah·

5 Nov 2019

“We’re on the same stage; I’m not stupid enough to think we’re on the same level.” In paying homage to Tommie Smith, Charles Barkley spoke @ObamaFoundation #ObamaSummit about how his grandmother taught him from 4 years old about athlete activists. @SJSUwordsaction @SimiSleighs

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With its historic commitment to social justice and its unique history as the birthplace of the Olympic Project for Human Rights, SJSU continues to contribute to the national dialogue social issues through the lens of sport. SJSU’s Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change is dedicated to research, analysis and education focused on the intersection of sport and society. As we develop compelling programming, meaningful research, and impactful curriculum on sport and social issues, we need your support. Join us in sustaining this work by making a gift to the Institute to sustain and expand our work.

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