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Sporting Equals works closely with the organisations involved in running and organising sport and physical activity...
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Sporting Equals has strong links with third sector delivery partners in black, ethnic minority and other under-represented communities...
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Sporting Equals offers support with training, talent development, careers, mentoring and advice on equality and diversity...
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Meet Dr Zafar Iqbal, 1st Team Doctor at Liverpool FC and Sporting Equals new Physical Activity Ambassador.He will be providing regular contributions to our Ask the Expert section on Sports and Exercise Medicine (SEM).
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The inaugural Asian Football Awards took place at Wembley Stadium on January 24th 2012. The event was a huge success with high profile personalities from the sporting world coming together to recognise and celebrate the achievements of UK Asians in football.
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Sporting Equals is carrying out research into what an ideal club would look like for our Communities.
Existing research suggests that club membership for BME Communities is relatively low. We are interested in gaining a better understanding of any issues around club membership and would welcome your thoughts and views on this.
There are two separate surveys for club members and non club members, for your chance to get involved and win £50 worth of sports vouchers in our prize draw click here.
Sporting Equals exists to actively promote greater involvement by all communities that are disengaged especially the black and minority ethnic population in sport and physical activity. We are the primary driver and funding channel for national and regional programmes in this field.
We work closely with both the providers of sporting opportunities (national governing bodies, local authorities and agencies, sports organisations) and the users of sporting opportunities (community and faith groups, local clubs, charities and individuals). We also have strong links with NHS agencies and other organisations addressing health inequalities in society.
How do we translate the achievement of athletes on the field, into the achievement of leaders off the field? Can we inspire the next generation from our increasingly diverse communities not only to participate in sport, but to aspire to leadership? How can we extend diversity of thought and background into coaching and management?
Leaderboard is an initiative to tackle these questions head on: a fast-track professional development programme that will deliver to sports organizations a more diverse pool of well-prepared and committed individuals, ready for leadership roles.
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Funded by the National Lottery, the Age UK Fit as a Fiddle programme offers a catalyst to empower older people to live healthier, more active and fulfilling lives with the support of their peers and communities.
Sporting Equals is one of five National Partner’s to Age UK and is the delivery organisation for the Faith and Community Strand of the Fit as a Fiddle Cascade Training Programme.
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Sporting Equals remembers Basil D'Oliveira a true pioneer and cricketing great
Basil D’Oliveira CBE, who died on Saturday 19th November, will be remembered as a remarkable cricketer who played a pivotal role in the sporting isolation of the apartheid regime in South Africa. Born in South Africa and by virtue of his mixed race background, D’Oliveira would never be able to play for his native South Africa due to the racial segregation of the apartheid regime.
His remarkable journey began in Cape Town where as a talented all-rounder he was acknowledged as the best cricketer in the non-white leagues in South Africa.
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