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  • Is your organisation diverse? How to begin changing the culture in your organisation.

    Verity Postlethwaite, PhD Candidate at the Institute of Sport and Exercise Science, University of Worcester, outlines how to get to grips with what we really mean by diversity and how considering three simple questions can help you to get your organisation thinking about a culture change. 

    Published 23 March 2017, Equality and Diversity
  • Homophobia in sport

    Parliamentary and Policy Officer, Charlotte Adams, takes a look at the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee’s report ‘Homophobia in Sport’. The Committee put forward a number of recommendations for National Governing Bodies (NGBs), particularly that NGBs and the wider sport and recreation sector should consider committing more funding and resources to tackle the issue. This blog explores what the recommendations could mean for the sport and recreation sector and the impact it could have on our members. 

    Published 16 February 2017, Equality and Diversity
  • Why our research can help you to engage BAME communities in your physical activity provision

    Shaheen Bi, Head of Research and Projects at Sporting Equals – the organisation which exists to actively promote greater involvement in sport and physical activity by disadvantaged communities – explains how the new insight series can empower sport and recreation bodies.

    Published 16 February 2017, Equality and Diversity
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    Alliance digests latest APS results

    The latest APS figures reveal the number of people playing sport and getting active in England is up on 2015 and also up on statistics recorded in October 2012 directly after the Olympic and Paralympic Games. 

    Published 08 December 2016, Equality and Diversity
  • Access for all

    The CMS select committee inquiry raised the issue of sports stadia accessibility - a matter that effects all sport and recreation organisations that work together with clubs and stadiums. Lord Holmes of Richmond, who gave evidence at the inquiry, explains more about the guidance that is available and the current situation in football clubs across the country. 

    Published 18 November 2016, Equality and Diversity
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    Alliance calls for brands to better engage with females to get active

    As the nation prepares to celebrate the incredible performances of our Olympians and Paralympians in Rio; the Sport and Recreation Alliance is calling for sponsors to better engage females with their brands. The Alliance believes that brands partnering with sport should recognise that women are the most powerful consumers on the planet making 85% of all purchasing decisions.

     

    Published 16 October 2016, Equality and Diversity
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    Sport and Recreation Alliance appeals for parity with Olympic and Paralympic Games to continue to make a difference to public’s perception of disabled people

    The Sport and Recreation Alliance is calling for the Paralympic Games to be represented on a par with the Olympic Games. 

    Published 14 September 2016, Equality and Diversity
  • Public want to see more disability sport feature in the media

    The Paralympic Games take centre stage in Rio on Friday 7 September and the English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) has published new research that demonstrates the public's desire to see more disability sport in the media.

    Published 31 August 2016, Equality and Diversity
  • Sport England funding will increase sporting opportunities for deafblind people

    Sense, the national deafblind charity, has been awarded a grant of £424,958 from Sport England to increase opportunities for people with deafblindness to participate in sport and physical activity through its Sporting Sense project.

    Published 25 July 2016, Equality and Diversity
  • New campaign encourages more disabled people to be active

    A new national campaign has launched today to encourage and support disabled people, along with their friends and families, to become more active.

    Published 14 July 2016, Equality and Diversity
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