49 min
10. Pharlone C. Toussaint (USA & Haiti) - How can we change the youth sport system to center activism, equity & healing? Inspira | Erika Mueller Chen
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Erika speaks to Pharlone about athlete activism, healing-centered coaching, and the importance of specialization in Sport for Development.
Pharlone Charity Toussaint has over 15 years of experience as an activist in using sports as a catalyst for social change. She has worked in community relations for several professional sports teams and in 2016 started her own consulting agency, working with athletes and brands on using their proximity to power and capital to make a deeper and more sustainable impact. She has been a coalition builder, previously at Laureus Sport For Good Foundation USA overseeing “Sport for Good Atlanta”; their place-based initiative created to strengthen Atlanta communities through the power of sport. Pharlone has served on leadership councils of national and citywide initiatives tackling major challenges impacting sports-based youth development organizations and the youth that they exist to serve. As the Director Of External Affairs at The Center For Healing and Justice Through Sport (CHJS), she hopes to help prove the power of sport and physical activity to heal communities plagued by the traumas of systemic oppression.
Pharlone’s LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram
Erika’s Linktree: https://linktr.ee/erikamchen
Resources:
Center For Healing and Justice Through Sport (CHJS)
CHJS Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook
Why trauma-informed sport is vital
What is healing centered sport
CHJS Podcast Everyday Legends
Laureus USA
International Platform on Sport and Development aka Sportanddev
Episode Info:
Episode recording date: November 7, 2022.
See Erika’s LinkTree for episode transcript.
“The Podcast Intro” by “Music_Unlimited” was retrieved from Pixabay. Licensor's Username and Licensee Username - erika_mueller.
Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed by the Guests of the Inspira Podcast do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of any Agency of the United States Government, or any organization public or private.
Erika speaks to Pharlone about athlete activism, healing-centered coaching, and the importance of specialization in Sport for Development.
Pharlone Charity Toussaint has over 15 years of experience as an activist in using sports as a catalyst for social change. She has worked in community relations for several professional sports teams and in 2016 started her own consulting agency, working with athletes and brands on using their proximity to power and capital to make a deeper and more sustainable impact. She has been a coalition builder, previously at Laureus Sport For Good Foundation USA overseeing “Sport for Good Atlanta”; their place-based initiative created to strengthen Atlanta communities through the power of sport. Pharlone has served on leadership councils of national and citywide initiatives tackling major challenges impacting sports-based youth development organizations and the youth that they exist to serve. As the Director Of External Affairs at The Center For Healing and Justice Through Sport (CHJS), she hopes to help prove the power of sport and physical activity to heal communities plagued by the traumas of systemic oppression.
Pharlone’s LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram
Erika’s Linktree: https://linktr.ee/erikamchen
Resources:
Center For Healing and Justice Through Sport (CHJS)
CHJS Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook
Why trauma-informed sport is vital
What is healing centered sport
CHJS Podcast Everyday Legends
Laureus USA
International Platform on Sport and Development aka Sportanddev
Episode Info:
Episode recording date: November 7, 2022.
See Erika’s LinkTree for episode transcript.
“The Podcast Intro” by “Music_Unlimited” was retrieved from Pixabay. Licensor's Username and Licensee Username - erika_mueller.
Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed by the Guests of the Inspira Podcast do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of any Agency of the United States Government, or any organization public or private.
49 min