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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #360

March 28, 2021 - Charitable Work, Uncategorized - Tagged: African sportswomen, Althea Gibson, Athletic Gear, Bartolo Colon, Business Insider, Global Sports Matters, GoodNewsNetwork, Kevin Durant, Kyle Lowry, Mother of NHL Hockey Star, Olympic triple jumper, SportsPro, Will Claye, World’s Best Freediver - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and sixty of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: NBA stars like Kevin Durant and Kyle Lowry are increasingly pouring money into startups for the thrill of…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #359

March 14, 2021 - Charitable Work, Events, Guest Column, International, Marketing and promotions, Uncategorized - Tagged: 10 young Americans, alex morgan, Azzi Fudd, Changed the Game Without Ever Playing It, Chris Webber, Damian Lillard, espn, Gen Z Women, H.B.C.U., Helping Veterans, inspire the next generation, Johanna Faries, Launch Media Platform for Millennial, love for boxing, MLB creates annual “Lou Gehrig Day, MLB Star Adam LaRoche, Morehouse College, N.B.A. Career, NBA’s First ‘Ball Girl, NFL to Esports, Overlooked My Whole Life, Sue Bird, Tokyo Olympics, Trailblazing a League of Her Own - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-nine of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: The 10 young Americans bound to become household names at the Tokyo Olympics (Yahoo/Insider) Damian Lillard’s…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #358

February 28, 2021 - Charitable Work, Contributors, Performances, Social entrepreneurship, Social Responsibility, Uncategorized - Tagged: #BlackExcellence, Argentina, art, Book club, chris paul, Daytona International Speedway, first Arab American female driver, Fútbol Feminista, HBCU, Making a superhero, NASCAR, new york mets, Nia Dennis, Noah Syndergaard, Pelé, Pitcher, PlayerMaker CEO, Princepal Singh, Pro wrestling, technological Infrastructure, Tennis Magician, women's soccer - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-eight of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: Princepal Singh Is Ready for the Big Stage (Sports Illustrated) New York Mets Pitcher Noah Syndergaard…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #357

February 14, 2021 - Charitable Work, Events, Marketing and promotions, Newsletter, Social entrepreneurship, Uncategorized - Tagged: Ali Marpet, athlete like few others, Bruce Arians, COVID-19, crystal dunn, Diversity, impact on everyday people, Joe Joyce, Kobe Bryant, Major League Lacrosse, Mia Hamm and Diana Taurasi, My Horse World Club, NFL coach made diversity a priority, NJ athlete is an Olympic hopeful, Olympic bobsled, Paige Bueckers, PLL merger, Soccer Pro, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, UConn women’s basketball, undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, Unique Super Bowl Origin Story, USWNT - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-seven of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: What’s Soccer Pro Crystal Dunn’s Next Chapter? Fighting For The Recognition She Deserves (Forbes) Gotta watch…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #356

January 31, 2021 - Charitable Work, Contributors, International, Marketing and promotions, Research, Reports, Commentary, Social entrepreneurship, Social Responsibility, Sports and Social Responsibility, Uncategorized - Tagged: America Finally Has a Global Soccer Star, Bills fans donate to charity, City Was Battered by Coronavirus, Football Helped Heal a Nation, Grizzlies Wanted Hiring Advice, hank aaron, lasting impact is measured in more than home runs, Mavericks center and painter extraordinaire, MLB's 1970 Exhibition to Honor MLK, Nickelodeon’s first NFL playoff game, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson, Stakeholders Work Together, The Greatest (Forgotten) Game Ever Played, Willie Cauley-Stein, Wuhan's Soccer Fans Find Redemption, youth sports industry - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-six of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: How Football Helped Heal a Nation (Common Goal) Youth Sports Industry Can Prosper If Stakeholders Work…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #355

January 17, 2021 - Charitable Work, Guest Column, Uncategorized - Tagged: and Running Free, Browns end 18-year playoff drought, Centre for Sport and Human Rights, China to Arizona State, Division I athlete, fight child marriage, Jackson He's football journey, Jaedyn McKinstry, Jordan Raney, journey from battling cancer, Lifelong fan battling cancer, MSN/Autoweek, NCAA Champion Cheerleader, Olympic dream, Racing at Chili Bowl Nationals, Running Blind, Sport and Human Rights Issues, sports 2020, surreal world of sports in 2020, taekwondo, Texas to watch bull riding, Zimbabwean teen - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-five of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: 5 Sport and Human Rights Issues to Look Out For in 2021 (Centre for Sport and…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #354

January 3, 2021 - Charitable Work, International, Marketing and promotions, Media, Newsletter, Social entrepreneurship, Social Responsibility, Uncategorized - Tagged: Boxing Day steeplechase, breaking gender barriers, City Shaken by Racism Is ‘Finding the Greater Good’, Female jockey, Hockey has a race problem, José Andrés, Justin Forsett, NBA players, NFL nightmare to the Pro Bowl, radio host Chiney Ogwumike, Sasquatch logo, semi-pro soccer team, shuttered by COVID-19, Stadiums must serve the public good, Success Happened For Former NFL Player, The sport is not speaking to them, When sport had to pause, WNBA star, Young Chess Phenom, Younghoe Koo's career - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-four of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: 2020: When sport had to pause, but unleashed its power (BBC) How a semi-pro soccer team…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #353

December 20, 2020 - Charitable Work, International, Marketing and promotions, Media, Uncategorized - Tagged: 30 Under 30, Australia's national anthem, Barcelona, Breakdancing, Breakdancing becomes Olympic sport, GolfNow, Indigenous language, lionel messi, Los Angeles Team, Olympic lacrosse, Olympics at 50, Rich Abend, SI's 2020 Sportsperson of the Year, Social Distancing And Social Media, social justice, Sports 2021, The Activist Athlete, The Iroquois’ quest, The state of youth sports, Why Sports Matter, Yale, Youth on Course - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-three of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: This Yale-Educated Trucker Is Trying to Make the Olympics at 50—and He Just Might (SI) 30…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #352

December 6, 2020 - Charitable Work, Contributors, International, Marketing and promotions, Media, Performances, Research, Reports, Commentary, Uncategorized - Tagged: A Quarterback With N.F.L., Adam Wainwright, Basketball Program, Bellarmine Knights, Brandon Bellamy, Deshaun Watson, Europe's great clubs, fantasy football, Former NBA lottery pick, H.B.C.U., NBA players, pope at Vatican, Rachel Buehler Van Hollebeke, Stuttgart's Matarazzo, U.S Soccer, US swimmer Caeleb Dressel, USWNT to the front lines of COVID-19 - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-two of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: How Rachel Buehler Van Hollebeke went from the USWNT to the front lines of COVID-1 (LA…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #351

November 22, 2020 - Charitable Work, Corporations, Individuals, Organizations, Research, Reports, Commentary, Social entrepreneurship, Sports and Social Responsibility, Uncategorized - Tagged: Chris Nikic, Confederate-free flag, Confederate-free flag on game day, former NBA executive, great NFL coaches, lasting change in Charlottesville, Marlins make historic, Mike Tomlin, Mississippi State player, most inclusive in UK, Muslim basketball player, Napa's businesses, Ng first female GM, opening new doors for athletes of other faiths, Ryan Reynolds, Ryan Reynolds Buys a Soccer Team, social justice, Sport should reflect the society we live in, Virginia football team, women of power - no comments

Welcome to week three hundred and fifty-one of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: Chris Nikic, You Are an Ironman. And Your Journey Is Remarkable. (New York Times) Marlins make…

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Sports Doing Good Newsletter #360

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #359

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #358

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #357

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #356

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #355

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #354

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #353

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #352

Sports Doing Good Newsletter #351

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