The Informer

12 Apr 2018

Are our sporting codes really committed to inclusion & diversity – P2P – Australia’s first competitor is IMsBB & Castlemaine Pride : 12th April 2018

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On this episode of The Informer we continue to explore homophobia and transphobia in Australian sport as Proud 2 Play call for our professional codes to start showing that they committed to inclusion and diversity by demonstrating it with clear action.

We speak to Australia’s first entrant in the International Ms Bootblack Competition, and we find out about Castlemaine Pride, a day of celebration of diversity and equality happening at the end of the month that came about after the community of Castlemaine made themselves a promise following last year’s postal survey.

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