Read the full article HERE In late May, seven Clemson representatives attended the Black Student-Athlete Summit in Houston, Texas. Josh Beadle, (Basketball), Ari Daley (Track), MaKayla Elmore (Basketball) and Colleen Finney (Volleyball) attended as part of the cohort, while Clemson’s Student-Athlete Development team of Tori Niemann, Kayla Henderson and Dorien

Read the full article HERE For a small university tucked away in a tiny town, Montevallo produces many purple and gold-clad giants. In this issue of Montevallo Today, we pay tribute to Falcons from the past quarter century who have been trailblazers in their respective fields. Dr. Jen Fry ’02

Fisher, Miller, Skilton attended the ninth annual Black Student-Athlete Summit See the full article HERE By: Pearllan Cipriano, Sports Information Graduate Assistant SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – Two Shippensburg University women’s soccer players, juniors Sydney Miller and Cassidy Skilton traveled to Houston, Texas with Assistant Director of Sports Medicine Miranda Fisher to attend the 2022 Black Student-Athlete Summit on

See the full article HERE Bronx, N.Y. – Fordham Athletics is continuing to make efforts in creating a more inclusive and welcoming Fordham Athletics department and environment by providing DEI training to all of the department’s coaches, staff, and administrators as well as our Ram student-athletes. Fordham coaches, staff, and administrators recently completed

By Marit Hoyem and Skylar Yarter See the full article HERE Last Monday, Dr. Jen Fry, a social justice educator, former student-athlete, and volleyball coach, spoke to the College about addressing conflict, race, and cooperation in sports teams. The talk was organized by the Gaius C. Bolin Chapter (GCBC) of the Student-Athlete

Originally published HERE. General 3/30/2022 12:00:00 AM Keuka College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) members attended the Empire 8 Student-Athlete Summit held Friday, March 25 and Saturday, March 26, 2022. The Summit created an opportunity for student leaders from schools across the Empire 8 Conference to gather together to engage in conversations

Read the article HERE. By Megan Sayles AFRO Business Writer Jen Fry is the CEO of JenFryTalks, a social justice education company that uses conversation to educate and empower those within athletics through an anti-racist lens on subjects of race, inclusion, intersectionality, diversity and equity.   Fry transitioned into the diversity, equity and

By Liz Schondelmayer  Original article here. Jen Fry is a PhD student studying sports geography in the Michigan State University Department of Geography, Environment and Spatial Science. But when she’s not studying or surveying, you may catch Jen giving a keynote speech or even a TedTalk around the United States with her social

Read the full article HERE. By Bryna Jean-Marie Sports Illustrated and Empower Onyx are putting the spotlight on the diverse journeys of Black women across sports—from the veteran athletes, to up-and-coming stars, coaches, executives and more—in the series, Elle-evate: 100 Influential Black Women in Sports. If the pandemic has taught former college volleyball coach and

Read the full article HERE The NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee, in conjunction with the office of inclusion, is recognizing five individuals as Champions of Diversity and Inclusion for their work in supporting ethnic minorities and other underrepresented groups and individuals. The honor was created in 2015 to recognize

Listen on Apple, SoundCloud, and Audacy. Jen and Frank talk about the firing of Brian Flores, racism, protesting in sports, and more. Frank MacKay is the talk show host of the popular radio show, Breaking it Down, as well as the television show Turning Point with Frank MacKay.

Read the full article HERE. Watch the episode of “THE Conversation” featuring Jen HERE.By Asad JungCape Cod Times Racism is something you ordinarily don’t talk about at the dinner table, said Onjalé Scott Price, a Falmouth Select Board member who works on diversity and inclusion in STEM. “Talking about race is often seen as