2185 NE 2nd St Suites A &\; B\, Bend\, OR 97701
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\nThis workshop is an interactive 1-hour workshop designed for girls and the women who su pport them. Together\, participants will explore the history\, challenges\ , and opportunities for women in sport&mdash\;and imagine what sport can l ook like when women get to define it.
\nThrough movement\, discussio n\, and reflection\, this session celebrates different ways of playing\, c ompeting\, and showing up. It&rsquo\;s about confidence\, connection\, and creating a future where every girl feels she belongs in sport&mdash\;exac tly as she is.
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\nDiana Cutaia founded Coaching Peace in 2012\, but her journey began t wo decades earlier. Today\, her clients span from school districts to nati onal organizations to global companies. The focus of Coaching Peace is to create positive and safe cultures that enable its members to lead with emp athy and understanding.
\nPrior to starting Coaching Peace\, Diana s erved as the Director of Athletics and Sport-based Initiatives for Wheeloc k College. Her unique approach to sport was featured on the front page of the \;Boston Globe\, NCAA On Campus\, \;and \;Athletic Managem ent Magazine.
\nDiana also pioneered the first-ever academic program in Sport-Based Youth Development at Wheelock College. She taught several courses\, including Sport and Society\, Intro to SBYD\, and Intro to Youth Sport Coaching. Additionally\, Diana taught a Leadership in Coaching cour se for the Institute for Rowing Leadership and served as an adjunct instru ctor at Dean College and Northeastern University. Over the years\, Diana h as presented to colleges on topics ranging from diversity and gender equit y to sportsmanship and decision making\, and Title IX.
\nDiana's coa ching experience includes notable roles such as head women's basketball co ach at Curry College and assistant women's basketball coach at Mount Holyo ke College. She also led the women's basketball program at Norwalk Communi ty College\, propelling it to National Standing in just four years. Under her leadership\, the Panthers achieved remarkable success\, ranking #1 in the New England Region for three seasons and among the top eight teams nat ionwide.
\nQuestions? Contact: jennym@deschuteslibrary.org \;
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