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Here's an overview of our newest publication, the 2023 NBA Racial and Gender Report Card. Read the full report to learn more, link in our bio! @NBA @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ
Women held 30.0 percent of team vice president positions and 30.7 of team c-suite positions at the beginning of the 2022-2023 season. See the full report at tidesport.org @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ @powerofsport @BeyondSport @womenssportfdn @espnW
There were 13 general managers of color, marking the all-time high for the NBA. Nine were African American, while four were listed as “two or more races/other.” See the full report at tidesport.org @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ @NBA @powerofsport @BeyondSport
There were three Black chief executive officers and/or presidents for NBA teams. See the full report at tidesport.org @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ @NBA @powerofsport @BeyondSport @womenssportfdn @espnW
There were six women who were assistant coaches in 2022-2023, a decrease from seven last year, but still the fourth highest number in league history. Read the full report at tidesport.org @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ @NBA @powerofsport @BeyondSport @womenssportfdn
In the 2022 MLB Draft, African American players made up four of the first five selections for the first time in Draft history, with all four players being alumni of the DREAM Series, a diversity-focused development programming offered by MLB and USA Baseball. @MLB @UCFDeVosSBM
The 2023 Major League Baseball season began with six (20 percent) managers of color. View the full report at tidesport.org @MLB @UCFDeVosSMB @InstituteSSJ
As of January 1, 2023, people of color held 15.0 percent of team vice president positions, decreasing from last year’s 16.1 percent. Read the full report at tidesport.org to find out. @MLB @UCFDeVosSMB @InstituteSSJ
On 2023 Opening Day, how many people of color were represented on active 30-man rosters? Read the full report at tidesport.org to find out. @MLB @UCFDeVosSMB @InstituteSSJ
Of all MLB Central Office employees at the Director and Managerial level, people of color represented 25.7 percent as of January 1, 2023. Women held 27.8 percent of these roles. Read the full report at tidesport.org @MLB @UCFDeVosSMB @InstituteSSJ
As of January 1, 2023, the percentage of people of color holding coaching positions was 31.0 percent, a significant decrease from 38.3 percent in 2022. Read the full report at tidesport.org @MLB @UCFDeVosSMB @InstituteSSJ
As of the start of the 2023 season, there were record 19 women who held on-field coaching or player development roles. Read the full report at tidesport.org @MLB @UCFDeVosSMB @InstituteSSJ
Here’s an overview of our newest publication, the 2023 MLB Racial and Gender Report Card. Read the full report to learn more, link in our bio!
@MLB @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ
The NFL’s overall score for racial hiring practices decreased significantly to 85.0 percent, down 3.5 percentage points from last year’s score of 88.5 percent. View the full report at tidesport.org @NFL @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ
The MLB Racial and Gender Report Card showed a decrease in racial hiring practices in 2022. See what other leagues still have room for improvement by viewing the full report at tidesport.org @MLB @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ
The 2022 academic year showed some improvement for College Sport, receiving a Gender Hiring Grade of 74.1 points, a slight increase from the previously reported 73.8 points in 2021. tidesport.org @UCFDeVosSBM @NCAA @WomensSportsFdn @WomenLeadersCS
Four 2022 Racial and Gender Report Cards saw grades above a C+ for gender hiring practices. View the full report at tidesport.org to see which leagues are leading the way in achieving gender equity in their hiring practices. @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ
This was the sixth year in a row where at least half of the 2022 Racial and Gender Report Cards saw at least an A for racial hiring practices; these included the WNBA, NBA, and MLS. See the full report at tidesport.org @WNBA @NBA @MLS @UCFDeVosSBM @InstituteSSJ
Only four institutions had a women’s team with a GSR below 80 percent in 2022. View the full report at tidesport.org @NCAA



