Category Archives: The Do’ers
March 10, 2024
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Individuals, Organizations, Teams, Leagues
- Tagged: Caitlin Clark, Celebrity, family, NCAA, NFL, olympics, rugby -
October 22, 2023 Welcome to week four hundred and twenty-five of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: 1. Nate Ebner talks NFL and rugby careers, blood-flow restriction technology, MLR ownership (SportsBusiness Journal)2. For these sports and…
November 22, 2020
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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 -
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…
October 25, 2020
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Charitable Work, Corporations, Events, Marketing and promotions, Media, Social entrepreneurship, Social Responsibility, Sports and Social Responsibility, Uncategorized
- Tagged: Adam silver, Arsenal, Bengals' QB Joe Burrow, coaches and social justice, Edinson Cavani, Gunnersaurus Mascot, inclusive sports industry, Lordstown Motors, NBA’s efforts toward diversity, passion for ballet, Seattle star Sue Bird, star athlete-investors, tech company Hyperice, US sports venues, WNBA Finals, Women in M.L.B. -
Welcome to week three hundred and forty-nine of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: Arsenal Laid Off Its ‘Gunnersaurus’ Mascot. A Player Offered to Pay His Salary. (NY Times) WNBA Finals:…
September 27, 2020
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Events, Grassroots, Marketing and promotions, Media, Organizations, Policy, Social Responsibility, Sports and Social Responsibility, Teams, Leagues, Uncategorized
- Tagged: 10 Black starting quarterbacks, 2020 Olympics, Activism and the N.B.A, Andre Iguodala, Best Shooters in Basketball, Forest Green Rovers, GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Hector Bellerin, London Marathon, N.Y.U., NASCAR becomes first league partner of AGA's, New IOC, NFL history, Olympic Movement, record for season-ticket deposits mls, St. Louis City sets MLS record, virtual mini-event to get children active, World Through Basketball -
Welcome to week three hundred and forty-seven of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: London Marathon launches virtual mini event to get children active (Sport Industry Group) How Did the…
August 30, 2020
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Charitable Work, Contributors, Organizations, Teams, Leagues, Uncategorized
- Tagged: Athletes give voice to voiceless, Daniel Cormier's career, Hope In A Time Of Darkness, How Little League Is Adapting, How to Cycle Up 'Mount Everest', innovative new model for professional softball, kids book on marathon runner, More Than A Vote coalition, olympian, Role Sports Played in Women's Suffrage, Sikh character, softball ESPN, The Olympic And Paralympic Museum In Colorado Springs, Top American athletes -
Welcome to week three hundred and forty-five of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: The Olympian That Stood Up To A $170 Billion Global Brand, Forced Change, And Got Paid…
August 2, 2020
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Media, Newsletter, Organizations, Sports and Social Responsibility, Uncategorized
- Tagged: blacklivesmatter, blm, espn, Harsimran Kaur, Hollywood stars and ex-USWNT players unite, NFL, social justice -
Welcome to week three hundred and forty-three of the Sports Doing Good newsletter. This week’s 10 stories include: Hollywood stars and ex-USWNT players unite to bring NWSL team to Los Angeles (ESPN) Thorpe’s scandal-tainted…
It has been an up and down year for Baylor University’s sports teams, mostly up, as their football team enjoyed a stellar season, its star player Robert Griffin III won…
March 19, 2012
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Research, Reports, Commentary, Social Responsibility, The Do'ers
- Tagged: access, fans, joy of sports, Losing, players, Winning -
Yesterday was not a good day sports-wise. I started off the day with a 2-0 loss in a soccer game. I proceeded to then watch my favorite team, and alma…
Much has been made of Jeremy Lin’s story. A story that includes Harvard, not being drafted, being cut a few times, and his Asian heritage. What also is often mentioned…
March 7, 2012
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Individuals, Policy, Social Responsibility, Teams, Leagues
- Tagged: Burke, Gay rights, Homophobia, nhl, players, You Can Play -
In light of the NHL’s highly publicized support of the “You Can Play” campaign, which includes statements by some of the League’s top players saying they support an open, homophobia-free…
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