GNW and The Naandi Foundation work together to create a safe landscape for 37,000 girls to play sports in India.
I had the pleasure of leading a sport activity day in Vizag, India on the Bay of Bengal, for a group of 40 girls aged 11-15 years old. This sports day was one of hundreds that took place throughout India this year as part of " The Nanhi Kali Sports Project ” , a partnership between Global Nomad’s World (GNW) and The Naandi Foundation! Create a Safe Place - Creativity in Therapy ...create - safe - place Create a Safe Place . A feeling of safety is essential for mental health and well-being, but this feeling can be hard to connect with for some of our clients, especially those with trauma or significant anxiety. Art therapists are likely very familiar with the directive of drawing a safe place .!! The project includes 37,000 female participants and 1,800 female officials and is continuing to evolve to create a sports curriculum for over 150,000 girls throughout the country.
As I arrived at the grounds of one of the local schools in the early morning, I was thrilled to see hundreds and hundreds of active children joyfully playing numerous sports including volleyball, cricket, and badminton! Creating a Safe Play Area for Your Baby - EverydayFamily www.everydayfamily.com/ ...-baby When they are mostly crawling or at best learning to walk, the play area should have a smooth and easy surface to walk on. Interlocking foam tiles are a clean and inexpensive way of creating a safe floor.!! The only thing missing in this picture was girls! Girl effect: creating safe spaces for girls - SlideShare www.slideshare.net/ girl effect/ ...Girl effect: creating safe spaces for girls . Ensure girls can get there safely : By private transport, walking in pairs etc. Brand the space as 'girl only' through community contracts , banners,posters, flags, T-shirts and savings lock boxes. Make sure the skills and assets girls acquire don't put them at risk.!! Every single participant was a boy--
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Canfield girls have new goals | News, Sports, Jobs - The Vindicator
Some seniors on the Canfield High School girls soccer team believe there is unfinished business to attend to this week.
The business of reaching the program’s first-ever state tournament begins at 7 tonight at Streetsboro when the Cardinals battle Chagrin Falls in a Division II regional semifinal.
“This year reminds me of our sophomore year,” said senior Hannah Stein about the 2017 season that ended with a 2-0 loss to Mentor Lake Catholic in a regional final. “It feels good to make it back to the regional! A Mom's Guide to Creating a Safe Play Area for Your Baby www.maternityglow.com/ creating - ...play-area You can place a throw rug in the play area if you have hardwood floors or even purchase a foam play mat . You also want to keep your play space safe by keeping it clean. Regularly wipe down bouncers and books because babies and toddlers often drool or get snoot on them.!! That was an awesome year, but now we’ve got to get to the next step. A lot of us have played club ball for years and this is our final chance together.”
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The Cardinals are 17-2 and were ranked fourth in the final state poll. They have outscored their opponents 56-18 and have posted eight shutouts.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Burrillville wins showdown against Portsmouth - Sports - The Newport Daily
The teams came into the Division II match with identical 15-1, but it was the Broncos who moved into sole possession of first place in the division.
PORTSMOUTH — The first time the Portsmouth and Burrillville high school girls volleyball teams met, the Patriots won in dramatic fashion on Burrillville’s home court! Creating A Safe Space | Women Win - goalprogramme.org ...safe-space Creating a Safe Space 'Safe Spaces' are generally understood to be locations where girls have access to a supportive environment, and where they feel secure physically , psychologically , and emotionally.!! Portsmouth lost the first two sets but rallied to take the final three, including a 19-17 triumph in the deciding set. It was the only loss of the season for the Broncos.
Since that encounter on the first day of October, Burrillville ripped off eight straight wins. Portsmouth, after a setback in its second match of the season, entered Monday night’s game against the Broncos on a 14-game winning streak.
But the expected knock-down, drag-out contest between the two 15-1 teams never materialized. The visiting Broncos quickly and methodically dispatched Portsmouth 3-0 by scores of 25-16, 25-21 and 25-15 to slide into sole possession of first place in Division II-B.
GIRLS SOCCER | Chippewa back in familiar territory in regional semifinals - Sports - The Daily
DOYLESTOWN — Heading into a Div. III Region 9 regional battle today with Kirtland, Chippewa seniors Abby Lattea, Angela Cancarevic and Olivia Storad and their fellow Chipps will be looking for redemption from last year’s 3-2 loss and continue adding to a program already steeped in success.
Since 2001, the Chipps girls soccer team is an area best 58-18 in tournament action and will play in its ninth regional overall, including five in a row. The only other area soccer teams that compare to Chippewa in the tournaments are West Holmes at 25-18, Norwayne at 20-14 and Northwestern at now 18-19.
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Yet this year didn’t start out exactly as many in Doylestown would have imagined, with a pair of 3-1 losses to Norwayne and Northwestern in the opening week. For many in the area, the focus shifted off Chippewa and to the Huskies and Bobcats as Wayne County Athletic League title favorites.
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Hollidaysburg takes two titles: Girls claim fourth straight | News, Sports, Jobs - Altoona
LORETTO — The beat keeps going on for the Hollidaysburg Area High School girls soccer program in District 6 Class 3A championship games.
With junior Rita Kendziora scoring two goals, junior Alyssa Bell getting one goal and two assists, and junior Catrina Sciarrino and sophomore Lizzie Johnson both collecting a goal and an assist, Hollidaysburg won its fourth straight district title by using a quick start as a springboard to a 5-3 victory over Bellefonte in Monday night’s championship game at Saint Francis University’s DeGol Field.
For senior goalkeeper Meghan Cutshall, who has been a starter on all four Hollidaysburg district championship teams, winning titles never gets old.
“It’s really special to see how this team has grown,” Cutshall said. “ Every year has been better and better for us.”
Marshfield girls soccer qualifies for tourney with win in final game - Sports - Milford Daily
Marshfield Girls Soccer Head Coach Dominic Centorino knew it would not be easy for his young team to return to the tournament this season.
The Rams had to work hard and earn two points in their final regular season game to qualify for post-season play. They got the points with an impressive 4-0 win over Cohasset on Senior Night and will now wait until Friday to see where they fit in the Division 1 South bracket.
“It is very good news that we get to play another game this year,” Centorino said. “We knew going into the season that this would be our toughest schedule in over a decade. I am happy with the way that the girls finished the regular season. We got a great draw with Norwell (1-1) and a nice 4-0 win on Senior Night over Cohasset.”
Centorino felt that being at home for the final two games of the season helped the Rams qualify for the post season.
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