Building Lasting Change for Women and Girls in Canadian Tennis
How Tennis Canada increased representation across its organization
Shape the future as a leader through Tennis Canada's Empowerment Pathway
Offering virtual and in-person professional development opportunities for women coaches and those interested in officiating to learn, develop, and build their tennis community.
From 2023 to 2024, more than 150 women have participated in Women in Leadership Events nation-wide.
In 2025, Tennis Canada hosted a Women in Coaching Webinar Series that offered interactive discussions and practical insights led by experienced leaders and experts.
From 2023 to 2024, women officials obtained eight ITF certifications including Anne Bees, who became the first Canadian woman to obtain the high-level certification of the ITF Gold Badge Referee in 2024.
We’ve built the Game. Set. Equity. Learning and Resources page to equip leaders in Canadian tennis with data, tools, and education to advance gender equity.
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