le IWG Global Executive, Secrétaire général du GTI et d'autres membres du réseau élargi sont régulièrement invités à parler de sujets clés liés au leadership et à la participation des femmes et des filles au sport, dans le cadre de diverses manifestations, telles que des conférences; aux ateliers; des réunions; événements d'entreprise, et plus encore.
Pour demander un conférencier, veuillez contacter info@womeninsport.org.nz.
Highlight Events, 2019
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Event: New Leaders Forum
rémangé / heure: Monday 18 – Wednesday 20 November 2019
Venue: Town Hall, Helsinki, Finland
SPeaker: Rachel Froggatt, CEO & Secretary General
Rachel accepted an invitation to speak at the New Leaders Forum staged in partnership between the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the European Olympic Committees (EOC) and the Finnish Olympic Committee. The focus was on furthering gender equity across the Olympic Movement. The Forum was “invite-only” and 200+ sports leaders from Europe attended. It was the end of a year-long training programme for emerging leaders, called “Game-Changers.”
Rachel’s panel was: ‘Balanced Leadership, Better Leadership, Better Governance’ and fellow speakers included Katie Sadlier (World Rugby, General Manager of Women’s Rugby); Folker Hellmund (Director, European Olympic Committee EU Office); and Professor Gudrun Doll-Tepper (Vice-Chair, German Olympic Sports Confederation). The session was facilitated by Heidi Pekkola (Deputy Director, European Olympic Committee EU Office) and Game-Changer Iva Glibo.
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Event: Workforce Diversity & Inclusion Conference
rémangé / heure: Wednesday 28 – Thursday 29 August 2019
Venue: Pullman Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand
SPeaker: Rachel Froggatt, CEO & Secretary General
Rachel joined a Cross-Sector Pane called “Inclusion, Diversity and Courage in Leadership. Key topics of discussion included:
- Strategies to go further than fulfilling a quota and finding the best person for the job
- Dealing with backlash and perceived reverse discrimination
- Being courageous and strategic to avoid a tick box approach to inclusion and diversity
Moderator: Sara-Jane Elika, Interim CEO, Pacific Media Network
Fellow speakers: Greer Williams, Group Manager – Talent, Learning & Development, KiwiRail; Jan O’Neill, Executive General Manager People & Culture New Zealand, Downer; Jude Urlich General Manager Strategy and Performance, WorkSafe New Zealand.
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Event: Congrès mondial de l'Association internationale de sociologie du sport (AISS)
rémangé / heure: Mercredi 24 avril 2019, de 16h30 à 17h30 (durée: du 24 au 26 avril 2019, réception d’ouverture: à 18h00)
Venue: University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
SPeaker: Rachel Froggatt, CEO & Secretary General
Rachel moderated a “Women in Sport” Panel with the topic: “the power of sport as a tool to create positive social change for women and girls in society”. The overall theme of the conference was ‘Sociology of Sport and Alternative Futures’.
Panel participants alongside Rachel included Hon Grant Robertson (Minister for Sport & Recreation), Raewyn Lovett (Co-président du GTI), Kereyn Smith (NZOC CEO) and Professor Elizabeth Pike (Head of Sport, Health and Exercise, University of Hertfordshire).
Pour plus d'informations, s'il vous plaît visitez le site officiel: https://www.otago.ac.nz/issa-2019/index.html
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Event: Commission de la condition de la femme des Nations Unies 2019
rémangé / heure: Mercredi 13 mars 2019, 8h30 (durée: du 11 au 22 mars 2019)
Venue: United Nations Headquarters, New York, USA
SPeaker: Sarah Leberman, Co-Chair & Co-Founder
Professor Sarah Leberman, along with world leaders for gender equality in sport: Nancy Lee (IOC Gender Equality consultant), Diane Huffman (Chair of International Committee & WomenSport International), Suad Galow (Founder and President of Somali Women Foundation), Professor Carol Garber (Chair of Biobehavioral Sciences, Teacher’s College) and Sarah Axelson (Senior Director of Advocacy, Women’s Sports Foundation) joined to discuss building a sustainable environment for gender equality in sport and physical activity for girls and women.
Rachel Froggatt, CEO & Secretary General was also a delegate.
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Un événement: UN Women Aotearoa, International Women’s Day Breakfast 2019
Date / heure: Vendredi 8 mars 2019, de 7h à 8h30 (portes ouvertes à 6h45)
Lieu: The Elms Hotel, Christchurch, New Zealand
SPeaker: Rachel Froggatt, CEO & Secretary General
Rachel a prononcé le discours liminaire lors de ce petit-déjeuner spécial de collecte de fonds. Les recettes ont été allouées au soutien de "Markets for Change" aux Fidji, un projet spécial des Nations Unies visant à garantir que les marchés à Fidji, aux Îles Salomon et à Vanuatu soient sûrs, inclusifs et non discriminatoires. Les femmes occupent entre 75% et 90% des emplois du marché. Les heures sont longues, les revenus sont bas et les conditions de travail difficiles. Les "marchés du changement" promeuvent l'égalité des sexes et l'autonomisation des femmes.
Rachel a parlé de la croissance du sport féminin en Nouvelle-Zélande et dans le monde et du pouvoir du sport en tant qu'outil pour soutenir l'équité entre les sexes dans la société.
Téléchargez l'invitation ici: CHCH-IWD2019-Invitation
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Un événement: Forsyth Barr, événement «De la participation à la performance» organisé dans le cadre du festival cycliste Ride New Zealand
Date / heure: Mercredi 30 janvier 2019, à partir de 17h
Lieu: Avantidrome, Cambridge
SPeaker: Rachel Froggatt, CEO & Secretary General
Rachel joined cycling role models Ali Shanks, Rushlee Buchanan and Hamish Bond as they shared their personal pathways from participation to performance. She discussed the growth of women’s sport in New Zealand and what’s ahead, plus the Groupe de travail international (IWG) sur les femmes et le sport.
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