ALT The image includes a megaphone and a speaking bubble with the message: Call for proposals: The JSM Editorial Team invites interested scholars to submit proposals to guest edit a special issue. Deadline for Proposals: Dec. 13, 2024

ALT Graphic displaying information about a new article in the Journal of Sport Management. The title is "If this is what working in sports is, I want absolutely no part of it": Women's experiences with sexual harassment in sport organizations. There are two key takeaways from the article listed. First, instances of gender based violence do not seem to be decreasing in quantity or severity in the sport industry, which differs from research in other industries. Second, sport organizations are using containment strategies to conceal harassment (e.g., the absence of clear reporting chains, lack of investigation when reports are made) toward their women employees. The authors are Elizabeth Taylor, Katherine Sveinson, and Laura Burton.

ALT A graphic listing the articles in Issue 38(6) of the Journal of Sport Management. Articles include: - Examining Gendered Experiences in Sport Management: An Introduction (Tainsky & Kerwin) *Open Access - “If this is what working in sports is, I want absolutely no part of it”: Women’s Experiences with Sexual Harassment in Sport Organizations (Taylor, Sveinson & Burton) - Factors Affecting Women Sports Officials’ Intention to Leave Across Europe (Wicker, Cunningham & Webb) - Mandating Women Board Members in Sport Organizations: Change via Coercive Institutional Pressure (Wilson, Karg, Sherry, Symons & Breitbarth) - Mother-Coaches’ Experiences of Policy and Programs: “Whoever Wrote This Policy Doesn’t Understand What It Means to Be a Mom” (Porter, Trussell, Clutterbuck & Mooradian) - (Un)Doing Gender Inequalities in Sport Organizations (Knoppers, van Doodewaard & Spaaij) *Open Access