Why Nike Says Adolescent Girls Shouldn’t Drop Out of Sports #nike #sports #kidshealth #coaching @NemoursChildrens
Why Nike Says Adolescent Girls Shouldn’t Drop Out of Sports #nike #sports #kidshealth #coaching  @NemoursChildrens
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Vanessa Garcia-Brito, Vice President and Chief Impact Officer at Nike, shares how the company is helping make youth sports more accessible in communities everywhere. We explore why sport, play and movement are essential building blocks for lifelong physical health, mental well-being, confidence and connection – and how Nike is equipping parents, coaches and mentors with free, evidence-based tools to help every child thrive through play.

Featuring:
Vanessa Garcia-Brito, Vice President and Chief Impact Officer, Nike

Host/Producer: Carol Vassar
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