SWEEP International Conference 2021 has concluded.
Thank you for attending!
About S.W.E.E.P. International Conference, March 24 to 26, 2021
For many years, women and girls have been part of the vulnerable sector in society due to lack of access, funds, and opportunities. Their experience in the field of sports is no less different – even as studies have continually proven that women and girls who engage in sports have higher levels of confidence, perform better academically, and develop positive overall well-being and outlook in life.
The event is co-presented by the University of Tenessee’s Center for Sport, Peace, and Society, which has worked with international sports leaders and mentors to develop action plans towards sport inclusion for women and persons with disabilities, together with the immense support of ESPN’s The Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award.
SWEEP is also made possible through its partnership with the U.S. Department of State Sports Diplomacy, espnW, and the Global Sports Mentoring Program.
Who are the Speakers?
For many years, women and girls have been part of the vulnerable sector in society due to lack of access, funds, and opportunities. Their experience in the field of sports is no less different – even as studies have continually proven that women and girls who engage in sports have higher levels of confidence, perform better academically, and develop positive overall well-being and outlook in life.
The event is co-presented by the University of Tenessee’s Center for Sport, Peace, and Society, which has worked with international sports leaders and mentors to develop action plans towards sport inclusion for women and persons with disabilities, together with the immense support of ESPN’s The Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award.
SWEEP is also made possible through its partnership with the U.S. Department of State Sports Diplomacy, espnW, and the Global Sports Mentoring Program.
Dr. Sarah Hillyer
University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace & Society
Michelle Goodall
US Women's National Sitting Team and Beach Paralympic
Lora Webster
USA Volleyball
Sarah Arellano
Taekwondo
Janni Jensen
Asian Electronic Sports Federation
Keri McDonald
The Association For International Sport for All - TAFISA
Trina Bolton
US Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Jercyl Lerin
Philippine Rowing Association
Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski
International Olympic Committee
Dr. Rosa Lopez de D'Amico
International Association of Physical Education and Sport for Girls and Women
Kanae Haneishi, Toni Bruce, and Maka Chikowero
WomenSport International
Pearl Anne D. Managuelod
Muay Thai Association of the Philippines
Dr. Wirdati Radzi
University of Malaya, form. Ministry of Youth and Sport Malaysia
Theresa Mae Conson
Active Woman and ActiveHub Fitness Center
Jay-R Beterbo
1PhysEd
Ada Milby
World Rugby Council
Hidilyn Diaz
Olympic Weightlifter
Haydee Ong
Women's National Basketball League
Chyloe Kurdas
Golf Australia and form. Australian Football League
Bea Tan
Beach Volleyball Republic
Michele Valbuena
Silliman University & Sport and Exercise Psychology-Special Interest Group of the Psychological Association of the Philippines
Charo Soriano
Philippine National Volleyball Federation Inc.
Akiko Thomson-Guevara
Philippine Olympians Association
Marilee Estampador
Philippine Fencing Federation
Joao Frigerio
iWorkinSport
Sofia Coyiuto
808 Studio
Alexandra Dayrit
Gold's Gym
John Kessel
FIVB / WPV / USAV / Beach Nation
Vernon Perea
PHILSPADA Wheelchair Basketball League
Kings of the Court
Dorthee Li
808 Studio
Oscar Santelices
Marivic Tolitol
DepEd with opening remarks by Usec Alain Del B. Pascua
What's In Store?
Day 1 (Wednesday, March 24, 2021)
Sport-for-Community
(Morning)
Sports bring people together. Communities who engage in sports are most likely to develop strong social bonds and create a safer and more peaceful environment. Sport leaders and professionals will discuss the importance of sport in community relationship building, and initiatives to implement.
Sports and Fitness in the Digital Space
(Afternoon)
Making sure athletes stay in shape amid the coronavirus pandemic’s “new normal,” is no easy task. Here, teachers will share the evolving practices and methods in online and modular learning in physical education and sports. This track will also showcase digital variants of sport training, sport competition and safety protocols in its preparation.
Day 2 (Thursday, March 25, 2021)
Strategy and Policy Application for Women in Sports
(Morning)
Improving women sport participation requires the coordinated action of various agencies, whose guidelines must be based on research and strategic approach. In this program track, we invite a distinguished panel of authorities from the IOC, international women groups and governments to educate us in the area of policy formulation, application, and in evaluating gaps and impacts.
Women Who Win
(Afternoon)
Understanding the importance of visible role models and mentors in sports, this segment will feature notable female athletes in various stages of their sporting career: from athletes in competition, to athletes in technical, managerial, and leadership positions.
Day 3 (Friday, March 26, 2021)
Sport Coaches Bootcamp
(Morning)
Training boys and girls; is there a difference? This program-track will tackle appropriate considerations in training women, including testing, nutrition, and methods of positive reinforcement.
Sport Careers and Entrepreneurship
(Afternoon)
Sports bring people together. Communities who engage in sports are most likely to develop strong social bonds and create a safer and more peaceful environment. Sport leaders and professionals will discuss the importance of sport in community relationship building, and initiatives to implement.
Pricing
REMINDERS:
- Register and pay via Ticketmelon. Then upon receiving confirmation e-mail, please activate the Attendify account and access the conferrence at bit.ly/SWEEP-AttendifyConference
- Prices are subjected to change without prior notice. Pricing on the registration page takes precedence over the ones listed above.
- Non-Philippine payments are accepted through Mastercard, Visa, American Express, JCB, UnionPay, Discover, Diners Club.
Accepted payments are:
FAQ's
No. It’s for anyone who supports empowerment of women and communities through sport.
To register for SWEEP 2021, go to https://ticketmelon.com/sportphil/sweep2021 and provide all the information needed on the form. Then, choose the All-Access ticket you wish to buy. Early Bird (PHP 500, approximately USD 11) is available from Feb. 24 – Mar. 20; Regular (PHP 650, approximately USD 14) is from Mar. 21-23; and Late Registration (PHP 800, approximately USD 17) runs from Mar. 24-26.
Upon receiving confirmation e-mail, please activate the Attendify account to access the conferrence at bit.ly/SWEEP-AttendifyConference
Yes, after the conference. In the registration form, you will be asked to fill out your name (as it should appear in the certificate) and email address. With this information, we can send the e-certificates through your email addresses.
We have submitted our documents to request for endorsement or accreditation of the event by the said agencies including the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) and the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC). We will update you of the developments.
We accept payments thru Credit/Debit cards, GCash, and GrabPay ONLY. For GCash and GrabPay, the tickets will only be reserved to you for 10 minutes. If payment for tickets has not been received during that time, ticket reservation will expire. Other information and step-by-step process can be found once you register to the portal: https://ticketmelon.com/sportphil/sweep2021.
Yes, for groups of 3 and above belonging to educational institutions and sport organizations. Please click here for the instructions http://bit.ly/sweepdiscounts. Include a “group rate” button
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