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Doha: The former Ajax player won more than 100 international caps for the Netherlands and represented her country at the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Hoogendijk, who won the FA Women’s Cup with Arsenal, will discuss gender equality – a core Generation Amazing value – along with other topics related to women in sport on Wednesday at 6 PM Doha time (GMT+3).
Ahead of Hoogendijk's appearance, Generation Amazing will kick off a weekly collaboration with Qatar Children’s Museum on Tuesday at 4 PM, providing young audiences with sports-themed arts and crafts challenges throughout the summer holidays.
Moza Al Mohannadi, Generation Amazing’s Marketing & Communications Director, said: “We are looking forward to this week’s live sessions. Anouk Hoogendijk will provide us with insight on women’s football and gender equality, and our collaboration with Qatar Children’s Museum will provide some much-needed inspiration for younger viewers during their summer break.”
Last week’s programme featured Dutch legend Aron Winter. He spoke about his illustrious career, along with football’s power to unite people and break down cultural barriers.
Winter said: “Sport, but especially football, is so powerful that you can achieve many things, including connecting people all over the world.”
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