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Stanford Daily News: Lifetime Cardinal Names Womens Coaching Alliance to its Roster of Community Partners
The recent transformation of the collegiate athletic landscape with the introduction of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) regulations in 2021 has encouraged universities like Stanford to invest in their athletes in multiple ways. Lifetime Cardinal is taking a unique approach, incentivizing athletes by compensating them for community outreach and social impact efforts.. They recently partnered with WCA to bring more trained female coaches into youth sports.
ABC News: 49ers PREP and More Partner with WCA to Bring Girls High School Flag Football Camps to the Bay
How 49ers PREP and Bay FC empower girls through flag football: skill-building, leadership, and sports equity. Join the movement for change
CBS News Bay Area: High school girls on the confidence & leadership skills gained by coming a WCA coach
See how coaching youth sports empowers teens: CBS News spotlights WCA’s program fostering leadership, resilience, and community impact
A level playing field: local organization empowers women in sports leadership
Discover how BurlingtonGame B empowers women in sports leadership through mentorship, advocacy, and community-driven change. Advancing equity locally
San Mateo Daily News: Youth coaching Creating New Generation of Female Leaders
Empower girls through youth coaching: mentorship programs that build leadership skills, resilience, and break gender barriers in sports
The Athletic: Womens Coaching Alliance Backed by the Best in Pro Sports
The Athletic interviewed Pam Baker about her vision for WCA & her partnerships with NFL, MLB & NBA organizations to empower Young women in sports leadership.
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The Good Game interviews Pam Baker on the importance of Coaching Like a Girl
Discover how 'coaching like a girl' transforms leadership through empathy, collaboration, and inclusivity. Redefine success in modern workspaces
The Daily Journal: Women’s Coaching Alliance Increasing access to trained female coaches
Burlingame organization boosts female participation in coaching.