by CHJS
Coaching While Black (CWB): Hosts Chris, Anthony, and Armond discuss what’s healing and harmful within sports—specific to their perspective as expert Black coaches. Though spoken from the Black voice, these conversations set to inspire all humans who support young people in sport to create positive and safe environments for all athletes. Coaching While Black is a podcast of the non-profit the Center for Healing and Justice through Sport. CHJS works to ensure that more young people and athletes have access to sport experiences that address issues of systemic injustice and are inclusive and healing-centered. CHJS engages with sport at every level. From community centers and juvenile detention facilities to major college athletic conferences and professional leagues, the CHJS team puts a premium on teaching coaches to deliver healing-centered sport experiences while protecting, nurturing, and embracing athletes for every bit of who they are. Visit us at www.chjs.org to learn more and email us at [email protected] to join the healing-centered sport movement.
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March 31, 2025
<p>We've reached the season 3 finale of CWB! In this episode, Armond Richards and Anthony Andino dig into how coaches can support young athletes beyond the game. They break down what it means to create a team culture where kids feel safe, supported, and prepared for life both in and outside the sport. Just as importantly, they discuss why coaches need to care for their own mental health and serve as important role models in showing vulnerability. </p> <p>Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.</p> <p>Because Nothing Heals like Sport.</p> <p>Help us build the healing-centered sport movement. Visit chjs.org to learn more or email us at [email protected] to join the movement.</p> <p>Credits<br /> Hosts: Alecia Ivery, Anthony Andino, and Armond Richards<br /> Production: Players Coalition + Isis Roberts<br /> Editor: Dan Epand<br /> Director: Team CHJS</p>
March 24, 2025
<p class="" data-start="48" data-end="454">Why do so many girls stop playing sports, and what can we do to change that? In this special Women’s History Month episode of Coaching While Black, Armond Richards and Alecia Ivery explore how to keep girls engaged in sports and build truly inclusive spaces in athletics. Alecia shares her perspective as a girls' basketball coach, while Armond reflects on his role as a girl dad and what it means for the future of coaching.</p> <p>Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.</p> <p>Because Nothing Heals like Sport.</p> <p> </p> <p>Help us build the healing-centered sport movement. Visit chjs.org to learn more or email us at [email protected] to join the movement.</p> <p>Credits<br /> Hosts: Alecia Ivery, Anthony Andino, and Armond Richards<br /> Production: Players Coalition + Isis Roberts<br /> Editor: Dan Epand<br /> Director: Team CHJS</p>
March 17, 2025
<p>Coaching Gen Z is a whole new game, and in this episode of Coaching While Black, we’re tackling it head-on. Hosts Armond Richards and Alecia Ivery dive into the challenges and strategies of coaching Gen Z athletes in today’s social media-driven world. With over a decade of experience coaching middle schoolers, Alecia shares insights on how social media, technology, and changing communication styles shape this generation’s athletic experience. From TikTok drills to the complexities of group chats, they discuss strategies for building connections, creating safe spaces, and embracing the digital landscape to better support young athletes.</p> <p>Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.</p> <p>Because Nothing Heals like Sport.</p> <p> </p> <p>Help us build the healing-centered sport movement. Visit chjs.org to learn more or email us at [email protected] to join the movement.</p> <p>Credits<br /> Hosts: Alecia Ivery, Anthony Andino, and Armond Richards<br /> Production: Players Coalition + Isis Roberts<br /> Editor: Dan Epand<br /> Director: Team CHJS</p>
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