2016 Paralympic silver medalist, 2x World Champion, and 5x World medalist, Sophia Herzog is passionate about breaking stereotypes. She grew up in a small town of 450 people and was the first person with a disability to go to through her town’s high school, so she’s used to being the first.
In this episode, Sophia opens up about her experience underwater and under most people’s eyeline as well as using her platform as a professional athlete to inspire social change.
This episode was made possible by the Women’s Sports Foundation.
Contributing experts include Nick Gibb (Sophia’s partner) Alana Nichols (Former President, Women’s Sports Foundation), and Mark Povinelli (President, Little People of America).
World's first media production company dedicated to championing stories of women Olympians and Paralympians providing…
Flame Bearers further cements its status as a trailblazer in the storytelling realm with its…
The Olympic Games represent the pinnacle of achievement, the ultimate stage where dreams are realized…
There have been hundreds of moments that have been pivotal turning points for women athletes…
In sports, recognition plays a huge role in shaping the aspirations and motivations of upcoming…
In the rapidly evolving media landscape we all experience today, the power of coverage and…
This website uses cookies.