Outsport: what’s next?
With the month of August, Outsport marked the end of the first half period of the project and open the second one with very good results accomplished and a good intense work to be done
Read MoreOutsport @ Roma Pride
During the Pride Week in Rome, Rosario Coco spoke about Outsport and Outsport’s survey on LGBTI people and sport at panel on “Discrimination and Lgbti rights in Europe”
Read MoreOutsport. Homosexuality and Sport. The first European research on LGBTI people and sport starts today
An online survey, conducted by the German Sport University Cologne, will gather the experience of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people. The social campaign #yourvoicecounts accompanies its dissemination
Read MoreFebruary is Football v Homophobia, the international intiative that challenge discrimination
February is the month of Football v Homophobia, Since 2010 the initiative challenge discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression at all levels in football
Read MoreNew Infoday in Budapest
Hungary is getting ready for its first national Outsport Infoday! On the 19th of December, sports psychologist Lilla Török and sports trainer Zsuzsanna Tunyogi will talk about discrimination in sport, tackling issues such as intolerance and inequality. The first part of the Infoday will be dedicated to informing the public about the notion of discrimination and […]
Read MoreOutsport: sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination in sport
The Outsport project – “Innovative and educational approaches to prevent violence and tackle discrimination in sport based on sexual orientation and gender identity” – is co-financed by the European Commission through the Erasmus Plus program. The project seeks to address homophobia and transphobia in sport through communication, awareness raising, training and scientific research, and by […]
Read MoreWhat’s in your sports bag?
Here it’s the Outsport’s videoclip to send out a clear and simple message. Diversity is an important resource in sport like in any other settinf of our lives. Unfortunately, prejudices, fears, jocks, insults, harassmentsm violences become too often a concrete obstacle to sport practice and visibility for so many Lgbti people. To portray this reality […]
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