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The Athlete Narrative Mission Statement

The Athlete Narrative Mission Statement 

1. Critically analyze body shaming in sports through research and readings
2. Build confidence and emotional strength through self-education and knowledge
3. Create a positive and safe space for athletes/individuals engaging in physical activity to express their experiences, opinions, and ways to move forward
4. Everyone is welcome, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual identity, etc. 



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