Author: Javier Molina

media relations for advocacy

Media Relations that Move Votes: Press Kits, Briefings, and Op‑-Eds

To shape public opinion and policy, you must cut through the noise. Today, everyone has a voice, making it hard for organizations to make a difference. This is the challenge of our time.

A disciplined, professional approach is key. You …

community benefits agreements

Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs) for Sports Facilities: A Practical Guide

Big projects, like sports venues, get a lot of public money. They need a plan to show they’re worth it.

A Community Benefits Agreement is a formal contract. It’s made between a project developer and local groups.

This legal tool …

evaluation metrics youth sports

Measuring Outcomes: Data and Evaluation for Youth Sports Grants

The world of young athletes has changed a lot. Community programs now face two big challenges. They have to deal with higher costs and fewer kids joining.

This makes evaluation even more important. It helps get grants and shows a …

grant budget sports program

Building a Grant Budget and Sustainability Plan for Sports Programs

For too long, “sustainability” was just about money. A real program budget is more than that. It’s a blueprint for lasting change.

This approach goes beyond just numbers. It combines a clear vision, quality, management, and funding into one plan.…

codes of conduct in sports

Codes of Conduct in Sports: Foundations for Safe and Respectful Community Programs

Ever watch a youth soccer game turn into Lord of the Flies with cleats? I have. Sideline meltdowns aren’t just entertainment – they’re symptoms of a deeper problem.

These behavior standards aren’t just paperwork. They’re emotional guardrails. They protect athletes, …

Family & Community

Families at Play: Strengthening Community Bonds Through Sports

Do you remember those crazy Saturday mornings running after kids on soccer fields? Those moments have turned into something much more special.

Today, family sports events are like our community gatherings. Minivans have replaced horses. We’re making connections that can …

integrating human rights in sports governance

Integrating Human Rights in Sports Governance: Best Practices for Community Leaders

Sports organizations have often ignored human rights in sports. They treat it like a warm-up, not the main event. I’ve seen them react to scandals slowly, like a referee checking VAR footage.

Canada’s government has said what many athletes …

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