#ThisKingsGirlCan campaign starts this week
KCLSU and King’s Sport partner up with This Girl Can for a week of free sport and activities for you sporty gals
King's Sport and KCLSU are partnering up once again this month, this time with nationwide campaign This Girl Can, to "celebrate active women and come together for a week of free and fun sports sessions and events."
Get involved – celebrate the active women at King's at This Girl Can, a week of fun sports activities and sessions in partnership with @Team_KingsSport and BeActive.
Head to https://t.co/PXRGP18zhn can for more info#thiskingsgirlcan pic.twitter.com/6OS9N127dN— KCLSU (@kclsu) November 16, 2017
It's no surprise to any King's student that we have amazing female sports teams competing for us – female rugby, football, hockey – but sometimes they get the short end of the stick just for being girls.
The This Girl Can campaign hopes to "help women overcome the fear of judgement that is stopping too many women and girls from joining in" and to celebrate the amazing sportswomen we have in our community.
What does sports mean to us? Laura discusses how rugby became a positive outlet and helped her to understand the value of commitment#thiskingsgirlcan pic.twitter.com/vA5JXrDjEk
— KCLSU (@kclsu) November 17, 2017
Throughout the week, there will be a number of free activities and sports provided for all girls at King's, from yoga to a neon rave run.
All events can be found here and here and they are all free to sign up for!
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