We all want kids to play given the many physical, social and emotional benefits attached to sports. But we need to do so by following good science.
Race in America: Can cops as coaches in youth sports offer some healing?
What if as a society we more intentionally found a way for White police officers to connect with Black and Latino youth and their families positively? What if more cops actually know the names of people who they serve and become familiar with who they are? Could barriers come down to regain some level of trust by police and communities if they see each other in a new light through sports?
Should kids play indoor sports now, and if so, how?
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread, many parents are trying to navigate on their own what this means for their child playing sports. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
Experts dismiss survey claiming no extra risk of virus through sports
Michael Lewis: Youth travel sports market is ‘broken’ without easy fixes
Laurie Hernandez to kids: Trust your gut if emotionally abused by coach
Pro athletes: Here’s how schools can help underserved kids play sports
Press release: Industry leaders rally to grow youth sports participation; Project Play Summit 2020 kicks off
Aspen Institute’s Project Play 2024 group to focus on low-income youth, girls and community sports; multiple announcements to be made during four-day Summit.
NBA commissioner: Prioritize physical, mental health in youth sports
Press release: Aspen Institute's Project Play report shows kids are losing interest in sports during pandemic
Project Play Summit on Oct. 13-16 to highlight challenges and opportunities for recovery
Kids and masks: What’s the latest guidance when playing sports?
As many states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
Women’s roller derby offers plan for how youth sports can return
As many states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
Why can’t the U.S. agree about youth sports during COVID-19?
As some states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
NGB Council chair: It’s time for USOPC, NGBs to require youth coach training
What should parents do if their child's team ignores local COVID-19 rules?
As some states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
Should parents sign COVID-19 waivers for youth sports?
As some states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
Should high schools with only remote learning still play fall sports?
Can COVID-19 impact young athletes’ hearts long term?
As some states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.
How national service could help college grads and youth sports
How safe and effective are face shields for youth sports?
As some states and communities return to youth sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are trying to navigate this new experience on their own. Project Play is here to help. While some questions are best answered by public health experts based on local conditions, there are guidelines and best practices that are very useful. We will periodically answer youth sports parents’ questions in this Project Play Parent Mailbag.