Retaining Women and Girls in Sports workshop coming to Millbrook Nov. 28 | SaltWire

Dealing with the unfortunate reality of girls dropping out of sports at a much higher rate than boys is the topic for an upcoming evening event being held at the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre Nov. 28. | SaltWire

“My role is actually new to the province, so this is the first time we’re out in the communities and able to offer this. Depending on the success, we would love to do this again.”

As part of the discussion, as posted on the website, will be, “key factors that are central to supporting girls and young women as athletes and leaders, including training environments, injury prevention and role models.” “Ultimately, these sessions are to support coaches, help them overcome barriers, and have a positive impact on girls and women in their communities,” Johnston said.

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