Girls that develop athlete identities with support are more likely to stay in sports through their lives. Here are age-oriented tips for getting and keeping girls in the game.

Follow these four actions to foster a sport experience where every girl feels respected, included, and engaged.

Dive into a conversation for coaches and leaders on helping athletes embrace their unique abilities and be attuned to their bodies' needs during sports.

Designing youth sports programs with girls central and in mind is key to making youth sports welcoming, equitable, and positive for all. Check out these nine tips!

These materials for youth and high school sports parents and coaches can help prevent sex abuse.

The current state of girls' flag, and what has attributed to the growing popularity and visibility of the sport.

PCA hosted the inaugural session in a three-part webinar series entitled Understanding Body Talk in Sports for a Positive Play Experience.

Athletes at all levels make mistakes, from youth to professional players. What makes a good competitor stand out is how they deal with and learn from those mistakes.

As athletes develop, the coaching strategies required to most effectively mentor them do too.

In this video, Randy Nathan, PCA Trainer (over 640 workshops) and author of "Bullying in Sports: The Injuries We Don't See," encourages athletes to act as upstanders by applying their leadership skills both on and off the field.