Are there opportunities for women as head coaches in Brazil's national teams? The case of handball

Gomes, Idalina Delfina; Silva, Carlos Alberto da; Ghayebzadeh, Shahrouz; Mataruna-Dos-Santos, Leonardo José; Ribeiro, Tiago

doi:10.1590/s1980-657420220014021

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“…Sport has as one of its main characteristics breaking barriers, building bridges, and transgressing spaces because, from the outset, everyone is equal Monteiro et al (2023) (Melo, 2004;Correia, 2008;Conceição & Palhares, 2014). Especially when using the social dimension Educational Sport, which, according to Tubino (2011), has as its premise training for citizenship with the inclusion and democratization of sports practice (Mazzei et al, 2023;Mesquita et al, 2022;Neto et al, 2022;Pagaduan et al, 2022;Perovano-Camargo et al, 2021Silva & Mataruno, 2022;Swart, 2021;Skibinska et al, 2020;Wanick et al, 2021;Washif et al, 2022;Zardoshtian, 2022).…”

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Resilience, Sport and Social Projects

2023

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This study investigates the contributions of sports social projects (SSP), the student's body image development, and resilience through sport. This work is a narrative review of the literature. Resilience is also a new topic that needs further study. The issue of resilience in SSP is even lower, with a large gap. The findings show that SSP provides benefits thanks to regular sports practice and collaboration in forming students. However, there is also a “shadow side of the sport”, showing that many SSPs are palliative, as they have shallow and unclear goals. For a better analysis of the contribution of SSP and the development of resilience, more studies related to these themes are needed because the material found is still tiny. Even so, this article presents the most used concepts related to these themes, trying to contribute to a more significant discussion. Many youths assisted by the SSP are socially vulnerable subjects who suffer traumas daily linked to their social and cultural conditions. However, they can escape the immobilization caused by these traumas and overcome these adversities by re-signifying their image body. Hence, there is a need for a reaction potential, a process known as resilience. Thus, SSP can be essential in promoting their students' resilience, as they are a foundation for overcoming adversities.

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Resilience, Sport and Social Projects

2023

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Are there opportunities for women as head coaches in Brazil's national teams? The case of handball

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