David Lasday Sports Based Youth Development

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David Lasday directs Netanya Hoops For Kids, a non-profit community outreach program for the professional Israeli basketball team Barak Netanya that coordinates and programs player volunteer coaching activities for over 300 at-risk children in Netanya. He is also the Youth Development Director for Israel Lacrosse organizing and running clinics around Israel facilitated by Israeli Lacrosse national team players. Additionally, he is the Founder of Bring It In – Israel, which connects pre-college, college, and post-college participants of long-term Israel programs to Israel through coaching Israeli youth, having trained 8 fellows from 5 programs who held clinics for over 300 Israeli youth.

David Lasday Contact
Lasday.David@gmail.com
Israel Phone: 0525379297
Sports Development &
US Phone: (973) 996-8112
Community Outreach
Building Community Teaching Life Skills Developing Leaders

Barak Netanya’s Star Guard Lior Lipshitz

Lasday directs Netanya Hoops For Kids, the non profit
Community outreach program for professional Israeli
basketball team Barak Netanya.

Coordinates and programs player volunteer coaching activities
for over 300 at risk children in Netanya.

Camp Option: Hold life skills basketball clinic at camp by
professional Israeli basketball player.
www.netanyahoopsforkids.org

Lasday is the Youth Development Director for Israel Lacrosse
organizing and running clinics around Israel.

Facilitates life skills lacrosse clinics lead by Israeli Lacrosse
national team players. Community outreach and spreading the love
of the game.

Camp Option: Hold life skills lacrosse clinic at camp lead by Israeli
National Team players.
www.lacrosse.co.il

Founder of Bring It In – Israel, a project that connects pre college,
college, and post college age participants of long term Israel
programs to Israel through coaching Israeli youth.

Trained 8 fellows from 5 different Long term Israel programs. Held clinics for
over 300 Israeli youth.

www.bringitinisrael.com

Founder and Director of Sports Based Youth Development. Global
Game Changers (GGC) works with the US State Department SportsUnited
cultural exchange program to train coaches and athletes from around
the world.

GGC trains coaches and athletes to use sports as a tool to better their communities.
As part of the GGC training coaches and players from around the world work with
inner city youth from DC.

www.globalgamechange.com

The document discusses the World Organization of Scouting Movement (WOSM) and international programs offered through the Piedmont Council. It provides information on: 1) WOSM's mission to educate youth through Scouting's values and help build a better world. 2) International programs the Piedmont Council offers including hosting international camp staff, contingents that travel abroad, and Jamboree on the Air/Internet events. 3) Ways for Scouts to get involved internationally like the Messengers of Peace initiative and International Spirit Award.

[Challenge:Future] Pass it on!

Challenge:Future

Generations for Peace is an international non-governmental organization that uses sport to promote peacebuilding and development. It has trained over 500 delegates from around the world who have reached over 62,000 children through sport. The Olympic Committee of Serbia recently partnered with Generations for Peace to spread knowledge about including underprivileged children, especially Roma children, through sport. As the only country with this agreement, Serbia hopes other countries will follow suit to think globally and act locally in including all children.

UK sport slides

dcmsdigital

UK Sport is responsible for high performance sport, major events, governance, international relations, and international development in the UK. Through its International Inspiration Programme, UK Sport aims to inspire 12 million children globally through sport by 2022. The programme works in 20 countries across areas of policy, practice, and participation. It has reached its targets and seen policy and legislative changes supporting sport. International Inspiration ambassadors help promote the programme's mission of ensuring inclusive access to sport for all youth. Future major sporting events in the UK provide opportunities to continue the programme's spirit of using sport to inspire young people worldwide.

AIESEC Bolivia presentation

AIESECBolivia

AIESEC is a global non-profit organization run by students and recent graduates interested in leadership development. It provides international internships and programs in over 100 countries to enable young people to explore their leadership potential. In Bolivia, AIESEC has over 350 members across 6 local committees. It has facilitated over 500 international exchanges since 1994 and works with various corporate and university partners.

Winter fellows 2010

Lasday

This document introduces several 2010 Winter Fellows, providing brief biographies for each. It describes their athletic backgrounds, including sports they played, teams they were on, and coaching experience. It also lists their hometowns. The fellows introduced came from places like Newton, MA, Toronto, ON, Plano, TX and Minneapolis, MN and had experience in sports ranging from basketball and volleyball to hockey, soccer, baseball and more.

Netanya Hoops For Kids Player Orientation 2013-2014

Lasday

This document outlines a program called One City One Team One Family that utilizes professional athletes to teach life skills to children through basketball. The program involves children attending basketball games and being assigned to after school programs visited twice monthly by players. During these visits, players participate in basketball activities that teach life skills and healthy lifestyles. The program serves children ages 7-11 in Netanya, Israel from disadvantaged backgrounds. The responsibilities of players include being role models, arriving on time and dressed appropriately, bringing positive energy, and participating. Players benefit by giving back to the community, developing coaching skills, building their brand, and forming relationships.

Netanya hoops for kids player orientation

Lasday

The document outlines a player orientation program for a basketball team's community outreach initiative called Netanya Hoops For Kids. The program assigns players to local after school programs to teach life skills through basketball activities twice a month. It serves disadvantaged children in 2nd to 5th grade. Players are responsible for serving as role models by arriving on time in uniform with a positive attitude and participating fully. In return, players benefit by giving back to the community, developing coaching skills, building their personal brand, and forming relationships.

David sports development overveiw

Lasday

The document summarizes the 2010 Winter Fellowship program run by Bring It In - Israel. The fellowship trained 8 young Jewish athletes and coaches from North America to use sports to connect Israeli youth to Israel. The program included 5 professional development sessions on coaching, event planning, and storytelling, as well as 13 in-field days running sports programs for Israeli children. The goal was for fellows to bring what they learned back to their communities in North America.

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The document describes a program that establishes twin wheelchair basketball teams of Israeli and Palestinian youth, both with and without disabilities. The goals are to promote social inclusion of people with disabilities and overcome political barriers through sport. Teams from Rishon Lezion, Israel and Beit Jalla, Palestine have been meeting monthly and participating in joint activities and games to foster mutual understanding. Parents have seen improvements in their children's physical skills, confidence and social relationships from involvement in the program.

HaYidion Field of Dreams December 2015

Ilana Lipson-Cohen

This document summarizes the development of athletics programs at Scheck Hillel Community School in North Miami Beach. It describes how the school lacked athletic facilities for practices and games and had a vision to build an athletic complex. It then discusses lessons learned from creating the athletics program, including the importance of shared commitment from the whole school community, prioritizing safety, recognizing that winning is not the primary goal, and ensuring the program reflects the school's Jewish identity. The complex opened in 2014 and now hosts over 3,000 people for events and games.

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2010 Fellow Bios

2010 Fellow Bios

The document summarizes the structure and history of the international Girls' Brigade organization. It discusses the five geographical fellowships established in 1998 to oversee the different regions of the world. It also outlines the age groups and activities within local Girls' Brigade companies as well as international conferences and initiatives to bring leaders together and support the development of girls.

BASKETBALL_Akhil Rana_Roll no 11.pptx

ChandanRaj58

James Naismith, a Canadian physical education instructor, invented the game of basketball in 1891 while teaching at Springfield College. He created basketball as an indoor winter activity that could be played by his students. The first official basketball game was played in December 1891 with 9 players on each team. Naismith went on to coach basketball and teach physical education at several universities. He was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1961 in recognition of his creation of the sport of basketball.

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Mira Zeehandelaar

The document discusses the KNVB's WorldCoaches program, which trains football coaches around the world. The coaches are trained not only in football skills but also "life skills" to help strengthen their local communities. Since 2009, the program has trained over 3,000 coaches in more than 15 countries. WorldCoaches serve as role models for children, helping them develop passions and self-esteem while also addressing local issues like poverty, disease, crime, and discrimination. The goal is for the program to eventually be run sustainably by local coaches trained as instructors.

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