Carol Bellamy
President World Learning and School for International Training
Former Executive Director of the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF)
“The Serious Business of Play”
Suzan Baller
Humboldt-University Berlin (Germany)
Sports and the Performance of Masculinities in Urban Senegal
Irene Peano
University of Cambridge (England)
Wrestling Masculities – Metaphors of Purity and Metonymical Bodies in Senegalese Arenas
Peter Alegi
Michigan State University
Race, Beauty, and Competition: Historicizing Beauty Pageants in South Africa, 1952-2005
Jennifer Hustwitt and Kira Manser
Brown University
Women’s Rugby Tackling Connections: The Power of International Interaction
Ennie Laurah Mercy Ndoro
Women’s University in Africa (WUA) (Zimbabwe)
The Role of Sport in Girl Child Empowerment in Schools: A Case For Visitation High School In Zimbabwe
Sarah Hillyer and Ashleigh Huffman
Global Sports Partners and University of Tennessee
What’s Being Done for Muslim Women in Sport?
Marianne Meier
Swiss Academy for Development SAD (Switzerland)
Promoting Gender Equity Through Sport
Rob Myres
Mondesa Youth Opportunities NGO
Mondesa Youth Opportunities: Changing our Community, One Child at the Time
Pelle Kvalsund
Norwegian Olympic Committee and Confederation of Sport
International Toolkit for Sport and Development
Priscilla Karuru
Ohio University
Scoring for Social Change: Mathare Youth Sports Association Girls Team in Kenya
Bathseba Opini
University of Toronto
Disabled women/girls and sports in Africa: Can educational institutions make a difference?
Kimberly Bodey
Indiana State University
Organizational justice: A Case Study of Female Sport Managers in Morocco
Scott Youngstedt
Saginaw Valley State University
Francophonie Games 2005
Assan Sarr
Michigan State University
What happens when neighbors meet in the field to compete?: Sports and trans-border conflicts in post colonial Sene-Gambia.
Selam G-Alemayo
Ohio University
The Ethiopian Sports Federation in North America (ESFNA)
Lewis Chongwani
Ohio University
Trading” in African athletes: Sporting success or modern slave trade in the hands of powerful forces
Douglas Mpondi
Ohio University
Women, race and sports in Zimbabwe
