The Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League (GPFFL) seeks to promote the positive social and athletic enjoyment of American Flag Football. Through our league, our events and most importantly, our members, we also seek to foster and augment the self-respect of … Continue reading
Mayor of Paris Bertrand Delanoë who was the guest of honor of an event in Lisbon was unable to attend the reception in honor of Parisian medal winners at Gay Games VIII. FGG co-president Emy Ritt presented Deputy Mayor in … Continue reading
Equality DanceSport competition on 6 November in Hamburg, Germany.More info HERE. … Continue reading
From the ENGSO manifesto on social inclusion in sport we described in our reports on the IOC Sport for All Congress in June: Sexual Orientation For many years homosexuality and homophobia have been taboo subjects in sport. The silence is … Continue reading
With thanks to Team Berlin (www.teamberlin.de) A key outcome of ongoing discussions between the Federation of Gay Games and GLISA about the future of LGBT sports and culture events was the decision to set up a joint working group to … Continue reading
From Ross Forman on Outsports: Indiana University is taking yet another ground-breaking step forward with its athletic department’s strong pro-LGBT stance. The Hoosiers play host to Northwestern University on Saturday, Oct. 30, and the football game will be LGBT Appreciation … Continue reading
“Athletes R Athletes” is a blog designed as an electronic hand-out and follow-up resource for the January 14th panel on Thursday morning from 9:30 to 11:00 at the 2010 NCAA National Convention in Atlanta. The session’s title was “Engagement: Ensuring … Continue reading
Via Outsports, a great article in the Yale Daily News: His teammates on the men’s varsity swimming team threw kickboards at him. Laughing, they taunted him throughout afternoon practice, punning on his name and cracking nasty comments. But it wasn’t … Continue reading
