Abstract
This poster presentation explores the persistent issue of systemic abuse in women's soccer, a growing concern in recent years. Through an extensive review of the Sally Q. Yates’ report, published October 3, 2022, and additional case analyses, we aim to assess the scope and impact of this problem. We will examine historical cases of abuse and review responses from governing bodies to identify patterns of mistreatment and evaluate the effectiveness of existing policies. Our goal is to offer recommendations to improve the safety and well-being of female soccer athletes.
| Original language | American English |
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| State | Published - Feb 2025 |
| Event | Global Sports Business Association (GSBA) Cruise Conference - Royal Caribbean's "Independence of the Seas" cruise ship; departing from the Port of Miami in Miami, Florida, and making two stops in the Bahamas, at Coco Cay and Nassau Duration: Feb 21 2025 → Feb 24 2025 |
Conference
| Conference | Global Sports Business Association (GSBA) Cruise Conference |
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| Abbreviated title | GSBA |
| Period | 2/21/25 → 2/24/25 |
| Other | The GSBA Conference is an event that focuses on the various aspects of the sport business industry, fostering collaboration and innovation among stakeholders with keynote speeches and other educational programming designed to discuss research, trends and best practices. |
Bibliographical note
Royal Caribbean's "Independence of the Seas" cruise ship; departing from the Port of Miami in Miami, Florida, and making two stops in the Bahamas, at Coco Cay and NassauOrganization custom fields
- International conference presentation/presentation abroad
