In the kNOW Blog
The In the kNOW blog covers Ohio women's sports and social justice from the perspective of those living it. Read personal anecdotes, advice, and insights from those involved in sports, gender equity, and advocacy. If you’d like to contribute your own story, contact our Director of Marketing and Community Outreach, Elise Vue, at elise@play-gap.org
Top 10 Women in Sports Movies to Stream today
Here at Play Gap, we bring attention to the often overlooked sports stories, so we’ve compiled some films you may not have seen.
Professional Women’s Soccer in the Land: A Letter to the NWSL
Bringing an NWSL team to Cleveland would mean everything…As a female athlete and sports fan, I didn’t get the opportunity to dream as big as my male counterparts, and I never got the opportunity to connect to a professional women’s sports team in Cleveland the same way as a men’s team.
The Impact of Asian Representation in the Olympics
Seeing someone who looked like me on the podium was huge and helped me to feel seen and that I could do anything I set my mind to. Later as an adult in 2010, I watched Korean ice skater, Yuna Kim, win the gold medal while…
Making Change as Everyday People
I can't remember a time in my life when I haven't thought about how I or others around me would be able to make a difference in the world just by being "everyday people."
My Soccer Journey
At 7 years old, I took my first steps on what would become a long, sometimes lonely, road. Since then, soccer has taken me everywhere.
Her Soul Shot- For All Women in Sports
I am the girl who never believed in herself. I am the girl who never believed she was enough. I am the girl who constantly questioned her place in this world…
Anyone Can Run
You don’t have to be a serious runner to join a running group. I remember overhearing a conversation shortly after I graduated college where a woman was talking about a workout she did with her running group.
Trust your Body: My Experience with Magnesium
While talking about vitamins might not sound the most interesting, I must tell this story about magnesium, because it’s fascinating both scientifically, as well as for me personally.
How to Make Change in Your Community
Throughout the history of professional sports, athletes have utilized their platform to advocate for social change. Whether it’s Billie Jean King and Venus Williams working to close the gender pay gap in tennis,