加载中…这些女性毫无保留地投入体育事业
(2015-11-05 11:40:22)
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内容来源：分享美国
你认识从事体育运动、在运动队工作、或者备战奥运会的女性吗？
或许你不久会认识更多。以下几位女性深知体育运动会使人身心更健康，并帮助带来学业、工作以及职业生涯的发展上的成功。
请看她们在如何为改变各自国家的体育运动现状而努力。
亚思米安·沙尔沙尼（Yasmian Al-Sharshani）, 卡塔尔
沙尔沙尼发起了“卡塔尔高尔夫女士”(Qatar Golf Ladies)活动来鼓励其他女性加入这项运动。“我想激励我们国家的下一代女孩。”
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
她有着远大梦想：参加2016年里约奥运会(Rio Olympics)，以及在卡塔尔妇女当中减少肥胖症。
卡拉·布斯塔曼特(Carla Bustamante)，墨西哥
“埃莫西约柑橘农夫”(Naranjeros de Hermosillo)棒球俱乐部的公共关系主任布斯塔曼特，是该俱乐部历史上第一位担任行政管理职务的女性。
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
她通过教授创意营销以及她自身在埃莫西约的榜样作用，鼓励女性在体育行业中发展，不只是从事“在镜头前漂亮”的工作。
卡罗琳·马赫(Caroline Maher)，埃及
马赫是埃及历史上最有成就的跆拳道运动员。她为一个帮助培训残疾人并为他们找工作的组织工作。她的灵感来自于那些为了进入训练营克服重重障碍的残奥会运动员。她确定，埃及的1500万至1700万残疾人肯定可以有更好的途径参与生活的各个方面。
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
巴图尔·阿瑙特(Batoul Arnaout), 约旦
阿瑙特说：在约旦“十年前，妇女是不能骑车的。我认为，其原因是骑车在某种程度上代表了自由，而自由基本上是只属于男性而不包括女性的特权。”
- (U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
阿瑙特想为约旦人从事体育运动提供方便，因此她和100名志愿者在当地的一个田径场清除了垃圾和吸烟区，让人们会真的想在那里跑步。成功的清理运动又带来了另一个运动：帮助贫困青少年获得捐赠的运动器材。她说：“我从帮助这些孩子的过程中得到的快乐是无价的。这让我能够甜美地入睡。”
These women pull no punches
Do you know any women who play a sport, work for a sports team, or train for the Olympics?
Pretty soon you might know more. The women featured here know
sports make people feel better physically and mentally, which in
turn helps them
Read on to see how they’re working to change the face of sports in their countries.
Yasmian Al-Sharshani, Qatar
Al-Sharshani launched Qatar Golf Ladies to encourage other women to join the game. “I want to inspire the next generation of girls in my country.”
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
She has big dreams: to participate in the 2016 Rio Olympics and to decrease obesity among Qatari women.
Carla Bustamante, Mexico
Bustamante, public relations director for Naranjeros de Hermosillo baseball club, is the first woman in the club’s history to hold an executive position.
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
She encourages women to work in the sports industry
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Caroline Maher, Egypt
The most decorated taekwondo athlete in Egyptian history, Maher works for an organization that helps train and find jobs for people with disabilities. She was inspired by Paralympic athletes who overcame obstacles to reach their training camp. She decided there had to be a better way for Egypt’s 15 million to 17 million people with disabilities to participate in all aspects of life.
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
Batoul Arnaout, Jordan
“Ten years ago, cycling was not acceptable for women” in Jordan, Arnaout says. “I think the reason is that riding a bike somehow resembles freedom, which is something mostly restricted to men versus women.”
(U.S. Dept. of State & University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society)
Arnaout wanted to make sports more accessible to Jordanians, so she and 100 volunteers removed trash and smoking areas from a local track so people might actually want to run there. The successful cleanup campaign led to another: helping poor youth acquire donated sports gear. “The joy I get from helping these kids is priceless. It makes me sleep happy,” she says.
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