Non-binary Inclusion in Sport

Helen Spandler; Sonja Erikainen; Al Hopkins; Jayne Caudwell; Han Newman; Lauren Whitehouse

Non-binary Inclusion in Sport

Helen Spandler (Editor)
, Sonja Erikainen
, Al Hopkins
, Jayne Caudwell
, Han Newman
, Lauren Whitehouse

Sociology

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Abstract

The premise of this booklet is not that people who identify as non-binary (neither male nor female) are a problem for sport. Instead, we suggest they highlight important issues that sport, and society more generally, should attend to. We discuss these challenges and identify ways of addressing them. We aim to provide sports organisations and organisers; sports regulators and governing bodies; and members of sporting communities at large, with a resource to help accessibility for non-binary people and people of all genders.

Original language	English
Publisher	Uclan Publishing
Number of pages	40
ISBN (Electronic)	978 1 9097552 4 6
Publication status	Published - 15 Sept 2020

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Acknowledgements

Matt smith, Mark Doidge, Vic Valentine, Huld Hølvold, Parker Hansen, Noanie Heffron, Angela Barron, Gaëlle Dumas-Galien, Gray Cuthill, Laura Clay and Noah Chisholm.

Funding

The Wellcome trust and ESRC (Specific Detriment Project)

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