“Coaches are masters of communication. It’s our responsibility to lead, instruct, and inspire young athletes.”
– Dick Vitale, Sports Commentator and Former Coach, Detroit Pistons
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Coaches Kit
Everything you need to successfully deliver the Coaching Boys Into Men Card Series Curriculum to your athletes.
- Click links to download PDFs
- NEW CBIM Card Series Curriculum
- Coaching Boys Into Men Overview
- Are you a CBIM Coach?
- Getting Started
- CBIM Works! Evaluation One-Pager
Advocate Toolkit
If you are a CBIM advocate working with a coach or a school to implement the program, these tools can help you organize.
Promo Toolkit
Want to spread the word about CBIM in your community? The Promo Toolkit can help you talk the program up!
Clinic Toolkit
This Toolkit contains everything you need to get coaches trained and ready to implement Coaching Boys Into Men at a Coaches Clinic.
Evaluation Toolkit
If you’re interested in how Coaching Boys Into Men transforms the culture of a school, the Evaluation Toolkit can help you launch your own program evaluation.
Athletes As Leaders
Athletes As Leaders, created by the Harborview Center for Sexual Assault and Traumatic Stress, is a Coaching Boys Into Men complementary program for high school female athletic teams. The program aims to empower female-identified youth to take an active role in promoting healthy relationships and ending sexual violence.
- Click links to view Train-the-Trainer Webinars
- Webinar #1: Introduction to Athletes As Leaders
- Webinar #2: Train-the-Trainer for Mentors
- Webinar #3: Advanced Topics
Webinars
Learn more about Coaching Boys Into Men by watching these recorded Webinars.
- Click links to view webinars
- Get the Ball Rolling: Back-to-School with CBIM
- An Introduction to Violence Prevention with Male Athletes.
- Train-the-Trainer Part 1: Community Outreach and Training Coaches
- Train-the-Trainer Part 2: Meeting Community Needs Through Adapatations
- CBIM Best Practices: Program Evaluation
