
Professor, Uni of Newcastle | PE teacher educator | Lead investigator @HDHKinfo & @DaughterDad_AU. Passionate about positive coaching, gender equity & sports
Newcastle, New South Wales
Joined October 2014
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Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
Excited to share that @Uni_Newcastle Research Associate and Lecturer, @AngusALeahy has been shortlisted for an Early Career Researcher Award at the ASPA 2024 Conference for his presentation on the school-based program Burn 2 Learn Adapted. Congratulations Angus! #ASPA2024
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
Check out our new paper on the sustained impacts of @DaughterDad_AU at 12-months. Including improvements in:
🏃♀️Physical activity
📱Screen time
👪Parenting practices
😀Self-esteem
💪Social-emotional wellbeing
❤️Father-daughter relationship
🔗ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/art…
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
We are holding Daughters and Dads Come and Try sessions! ⚽
Go in the draw to win an 'At Home Football Kit' by attending one of these sessions and signing up for a Term Four program!🎉
Find out more her...
linktr.ee/nnswfootball
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
🔔NEW at Health Promotion International
"Fathers play an important role in promoting physical activity and healthy eating to their young children."
Read: doi.org/10.1093/heapro/daae0… @DrLeeAshton @DrAlyceBarnes @Dr_EmPollock @stevielee_k @anna_rayward @philmorgo
👏👏🏆🏆 Congratulations!!! So pleased to see the program recognised in this way as an outstanding community initiative. Good luck at the national awards!!
Football NSW’s Daughters and Dads program was recognised for its achievements after receiving the ‘Community Based Initiative Award’ at the recent NSW/ACT Parks Leisure Association awards of excellence.
▶bit.ly/45ko6Ma
HOWZAT!
Check out our recent paper on the impact of 'Daughters & Dads Cricket'
tinyurl.com/tvunf2xc
Program led to huge improvements in:
1. Batting (133%)
2. Bowling (138%)
3. Cricket enjoyment
4. Intention to play Cricket
5. Retention in the sport
daughtersanddads.cricket.com…
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
In 2023, a world-first Healthy Dads Healthy Mob ‘biya yadha gudjagang yadha’ program was developed and delivered to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families living on Darkinjung Country. ❤️ (1/5) pulse.ly/1gvbwu2yc5@philmorg… @Uni_Newcastle
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
ASPA conference 2023 Wellington New Zealand with the @UON_CALL crew @UON_research
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
🚨Read our latest article published in Developmental Psychology.
We explored the effects of a community-based #father #daughter #physicalactivity program delivered by trained facilitators on girls’ social-emotional #wellbeing.
@DaughterDad_AU👉 bit.ly/3PKbOFz
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
Replying to @DaughterCricket
Had a great day at the National Cricket Centre presenting on the impact of @DaughterDad_AU Cricket & running facilitator training for the delivery of the program in Queensland. Thanks to @CricketAus & @qldcricket. Look forward to watching the program grow & change lives in Qld.
Had a great day at the National Cricket Centre presenting on the impact of @DaughterDad_AU Cricket & running facilitator training for the delivery of the program in Queensland. Thanks to @CricketAus & @qldcricket. Look forward to watching the program grow & change lives in Qld.
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
The @DaughterDad_AU Program has been kicking some serious goals! Have a listen to some of the facilitators talk about why it's so important and what they've gained from it
youtu.be/_c89w0ZxXzw
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
New film by @UniNewcastle showcases our world leading @DaughterDad_AU Programs! bit.ly/3L3izRn
>4500 daughters & dads have become active & empowered
>200 @UniNewcastle students equipped to tackle gender bias, build student resilience & implement evidence-based pedagogy
Thanks to the @Uni_Newcastle for showcasing the innovation and impact of our @DaughterDad_AU research program (featuring Daughters & Dads football) and our undergraduate course on Daughters and Dads.
newcastle.edu.au/hippocampus…
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
What an amazing opportunity to be on national television showcasing our @DaughterDad_AU programs with our superstar alumni Mia & Rob 🌟📺 and Prof @philmorgo
Tune in with @studio10au hosts @TristanMacManus & @NareldaJacobs10 from 51:34 here: rb.gy/f6oqg
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
Had a fantastic time chatting with my new friend Mia and her father Rob Paterson from Daughters & Dads Football, a programme funded under the NSW Legacy Fund - a key initiative to increase female participation. Their passion for football ⚽️ & positive attitude inspired us all 🌟.
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
And, she’s not alone in her efforts. Still right beside her, in solidarity, stands her dad.
Ellie and Brad are active in our @DaughterDad_AU program developed by Prof @philmorgo.
Read Ellie's story and how @DaughterDad_AU are redefining what it means to run like a girl 👉 bit.ly/3YRbYiJ
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
From then ➡️ now, Ellie's love of football has endured the test of time and barriers for women in the beautiful game ⚽️
On average, girls enter sport 2yrs later and drop out 6x faster than their male counterparts, a reality Ellie is working to change. 🏃♀ – at Newcastle, New South Wales
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
This was such an emotional moment, so beautiful to see the connection. Mia is a gem ❤️ Football is indeed a universal language ⚽️
Prof Philip Morgan retweeted
Yesterday @philmorgo @DrLeeAshton showcased D&D Football at ‘The Winning Playbook: Leading Innovative Change in Sport’ event to help build on the #FIFAWWC & unlock the future potential for our women & girls. ⚽️
Special thanks to superstars Mia, Rob & Kirsten⭐️
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