Madison Huskey, an outfielder for the University of Washington softball team, is making a name for herself not only on the field, but also in the fight for equity and inclusion. Huskey has been a leader in the Huskies’ efforts to create a more inclusive environment for all student-athletes.
Huskey’s commitment to equity and inclusion began early in her college career. In her freshman year, she was part of a student-athlete group that worked with the athletic department to create a more inclusive environment. She was also part of a student-athlete group that organized a forum to discuss issues of race and gender in athletics.
Since then, Huskey has been a vocal advocate for equity and inclusion in the athletic department. She has spoken out against racism and sexism in sports, and has been an active participant in the Huskies’ Diversity and Inclusion Committee. She has also been a leader in the Huskies’ efforts to create a more inclusive environment for all student-athletes.
Huskey’s commitment to equity and inclusion has been recognized by the university. In 2019, she was named the University of Washington’s Student-Athlete of the Year for her efforts to promote equity and inclusion. She was also honored with the NCAA’s Inspiration Award for her commitment to creating a more equitable and inclusive environment in athletics.
Huskey’s commitment to equity and inclusion is an example of how student-athletes can make a difference in their communities. Her leadership has inspired other student-athletes to take action and make a difference in their own communities. Her work is an example of how student-athletes can be powerful agents of change.
Madison Huskey is making a difference in the fight for equity and inclusion at the University of Washington. Her leadership and commitment to creating a more inclusive environment for all student-athletes is an inspiration to us all.
