Cricket Australia, the national cricket governing body, has implemented inclusive policies that will enable transgender and gender diverse individuals to participate in the category’s high-level competitions in line with their gender identity.
The 40th annual LGBT Pride Run proved to be a spectacular event celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and its allies.
In Australia and New Zealand, trans women can play on women's rugby teams, and trans men can join men's teams. However, World Rugby wants to globally ban trans women from women's teams by enforcing an anti-trans policy.
Amidst a challenging year for transgender students in Tennessee due to a restrictive sports law, advocacy groups have taken a stand, fighting against the barriers and discrimination they face.
As previously announced, 2020 is a year that will be difficult for our transgender friends. This is the case in Idaho where two anti-trans laws were approved, one of which targets trans athletes in particular.
A lawsuit has been attempted to repeal this discriminatory and also particularly unfair measure.
Until now, BMX Freestyle hasn’t been part of the Summer Olympics, but this will change as BMX Freestyle competitions will be part of the 2020 Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo next summer.
Freestyle BMX rider Chelsea Wolfe started the year with one goal in mind: to get a ticket to represent her country and our community at the Tokyo Games.
She could make history by becoming the very first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympic Games.
When adversity strikes, it can bring out the best in us. This was certainly true for Sarah Fuller, the lesbian goalkeeper on Vanderbilt College's soccer team, who just made history.
The US women’s soccer team has broken all records for success in competitions. This summer, they won the soccer world cup in France for the fourth time.
Acclaimed by people, players like Megan Rapinoe have become role models and yet they are still paid less than men. So they set themselves a challenge: to get the same salary as male soccer players.
Triumphing over adversity and breaking barriers, let's dive into the inspiring journey of a remarkable athlete - Brittany Bowe.
Determined to make a difference beyond the pool, this Canadian swimmer is shattering stereotypes and paving the way for the next generation of LGBTQ+ athletes.
