Jen’s back with another webinar this month all about crisis management. Join us on Tuesday, September 27 from 1-1:30pm ET / 10-10:30am PT to discuss

The sports experience for Black women has rewards and risks. By Dr. Jen Fry, originally appeared in First and Pen So why was Britney Griner, one

After working with so many athletic departments and sports organizations across the country, Dr. Jen Fry noticed that a lot of the folks tasked with doing diversity,

Content warning: suicide Join Dr. Jen Fry from JenFryTalks and Michelle Jalali of Jalali Consulting for a conversation about bringing a holistic trauma-informed lens to our equity work within Athletics. Register here.

Jen’s released a new workshop to help coaches, staff, and student-athletes have a conversation about the N-word. Let’s be honest — most of us don’t want to

After working with so many athletic departments and sports organizations across the country, Jen Fry noticed that a lot of the folks tasked with doing diversity, equity,

It has been a challenging and unprecedented few days, weeks, and months and it has left us breathless and sometimes voiceless. We are looking for

Not every overtly racist White woman like the Karens, Beckys, or Amys is a conservative. It’s time to start understanding that problematic behavior transcends political parties.

 I cringe because I know it is coming once the conversation starts going in the direction of race. “My best friend is Black,” “I have

It’s time, friends. You may have spent the last few years or decades being a witness to problematic words, behavior, and people only to excuse

When many athletic administrators or coaches step into new roles, we see them stand at the podium or speak into the microphone affirming their commitment

http://www.utahwrestling.org/2014_15WrestlingRuleBook.pdf Over the last few years we have been hearing the stories of students of color being humiliated and forced out of school because of