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Can a youth basketball team be a site of healing, justice, and joy?
In this episode, David is joined by youth sports expert, educator, and restorative justice practitioner Carolyn Sideco for a conversation about the role of youth sports in shaping identity, belonging, and community.
As David begins coaching young kids, he asks:
- How can I prioritize equity and development over winning?
- How can I create a team culture rooted in kapwa and in lak’ech values?
- What do coaches and parents need to understand about their impact on kids?
Carolyn brings her deep experience to share wisdom, strategy, and encouragement for parents, coaches, and anyone involved in youth sports. From Positive Coaching Alliance to redefining competition, this conversation is both practical and visionary.
Whether you're a coach, sports parent, or someone who cares about raising just, connected young people, this episode is for you.
Coaching Kapwa: https://www.coachingkapwa.com/
Positive Coaching Alliance: https://positivecoach.org/
Amplify RJ: https://amplifyrj.com/links
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