2nd DAY AT Ali Center Athletes and Social Change Forum: Agenda

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The theme of this annual event is: The role and Impact of Mentors and Mentoring on the Next Generation of Athletes and Social Change.

This year we will welcome scholars, practitioners, policymakers and advocates who are all  working to advance the realm of athletes and social change through Muhammad Ali’s Six Core Principles:  Respect, Confidence, Conviction, Dedication, Spirituality and Giving.

This Forum will also explore the following topics and considerations:

1. The roles and responsibilities athletes have beyond the playing field.
2. The ways athletes can serve as educators and advocates to address social problems within and outside of sports.
3. How the global sporting community encourages or discourages athletes who work in the realm of social change.
4. The roles educational institutions play in providing grounding for athletes to make the connections between athletics, academics and the community.
5. The role and impact of both mainstream and social media on how athletes can affect social change.
6. The intersection and convergence of athletes, sports, and politics.

 

 

Friday July 10

8:30 AM-9 EDT

Ali Center & MENTOR National: Welcome

Ms. Erin Herbert, Muhammad Ali Center

Mr. David Shapiro & Matt Meyersohn, MENTOR National

Mr. Eli Wolff, Power of Sport Lab

Dr. Mary Hums, University of Louisville

9 - 9:45 EDT

The Greatness of Mentorship: Heart, Soul and Spirit

Dr. Marion Keim, Foundation for Sport, Development and Peace & University of the Western Cape

Dr. Lyndon Bouah , Western Cape Provincial Government , South Africa

Mr. Warren Lucas, Youth Coordinator, Foundation for Sport, Development and Peace

10 - 10:45 EDT

The Power of Connection

Mr. Matt Meyersohn , MENTOR National

Mr. Dudney Sylla, MENTOR National

Dr. Torie Weiston-Serdan, Youth Mentoring Action Network (YMAN)

11 - 11:45 EDT

Mentoring is a Team Sport: A Conversation About Partnerships, Communities, and

Working Together to Promote Social Change

Dr. Sarah Hillyer

University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society | U.S. Department of State Global Sports Mentoring Program

12 - 12:45 EDT

Applying Ubuntu as a Mentorship Framework

For the Next Generation of Sport for Change Leaders

Dr. Oscar Mwaanga, University of London & EduMove

1 - 1:45 EDT

Mentoring and Mindfulness:

A Compassionate Approach to Flourishing through Sport

Mr. Sam Parfitt & Mr. Laurence Halsted, The True Athlete Project

2 - 2:45 EDT

Mentoring, Community Impact and Mobilizing Social Movements

Mx. Lauren Lubin April, Women's Sports Foundation

Ms. Anne Lieberman, Athlete Ally

Ms. Phaidra Knight

3 - 3:45 EDT

Moments, Mentors & Movements:

A Conversation with Two Emerging Leaders in Sport for Social Change

Ms. Pharlone Toussaint, Laureus Sport for Good Foundation USA

Ms. Batouly Camara, Women and Kids Empowerment

4 - 4:45 EDT

Mentoring through Sport in a Diverse World

Dr. Akilah R. Carter-Francique

Institute for the Study of Sport, Society, and Social Change at SJSU

5 - 5:30 EDT

Ali Center & MENTOR National: Closing

Ms. Erin Herbert, Muhammad Ali Center

Mr. Matt Meyersohn, MENTOR National

Mr. Eli Wolff, Power of Sport Lab

Dr. Mary Hums, University of Louisville

 

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