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Helping young athletes navigate two different worlds
Boys learn a lot from sports — including that aggression, having control, pushing past others, and fighting to the finish is celebrated. For girls, perfectionism can make athletes into stars, but it can also open them up to controlling relationships, exploitation, abuse.
Two high school social-emotional programs — "Coaching Boys Into Men" and "Coaching Girls Into Leaders" — are based on a well-known fact: coaches have outsize influence on the kind of people young athletes are, the adults they become. The programs are built around brief weekly conversations between coaches and their teams using TeamUp Coach Kits and 12 specially designed play cards.
This is a start-up network of autism therapy centers. It needed positioning, a brand, and a website (just to start).
One of America's largest energy companies from nuclear to wind needed more than 250 new pieces of content.
It's a first in domestic violence services. Women (and yes, some men) can email, call, or live chat in hundreds of languages.