Category: Inclusion

access in low income areas

Levelling the Field: Enhancing Sports Access in Low-Income Neighborhoods

Why do we let kids play basketball in parking lots when we love Friday Night Lights? Statistics Canada found that 1 in 3 children from struggling households never play on a real field. It’s like missing a penalty kick.

We …

LGBTQ+ inclusion in sports

Out & Proud: How Communities Can Make Sports Spaces Safe for LGBTQ+ Athletes

Imagine a soccer field where rainbow captain’s armbands are valued more than old hazing rituals. While pro leagues show off rainbow capitalism during Pride Month, queer teens face a big gap in sports. Only 24% of LGBTQ+ youth play school …

gender fairness sports

Leveling the Playing Field: Pursuing Gender Fairness in Sports Spaces

Imagine a world where we created synthetic grass to make competition fair. But then we forgot about the real grass. This is the joke of equity in sports, where old barriers stay even after years of “progress” that feels …

overcoming institutional exclusion

Overcoming Institutional Exclusion in Sports

Sports are not the “great equalizer” they seem to be. Colonial land grabs led to today’s stadium deserts. Your ZIP code decides if you get tennis courts or tire swings.

Serena Williams’ career shows the institutional gaslighting in sports. It’s …

access to sports for marginalized groups

Breaking Down Barriers: Expanding Sports Access for Marginalized Communities

America’s sports world is like a rigged board game. Where you start depends on your zip code. Rich teams get top-notch fields and coaches, while poor areas face broken courts and missing nets.

The Fight For Children’s research shows huge …

equity in sports

What Does True Equity in Sports Look Like Today?

Imagine a basketball court where your address doesn’t matter as much as your jump. A tennis match where everyone gets the same treatment, from pay to facilities. We’re in a sports era that would make Billy Beane and Rosa Parks …

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