Strategies to widen participation

Overview

Reformative policies, Kick It Out and anti-racism campaigns, adapted sports, targeted funding, role models, cheaper or free sessions, women-only sessions, equality policies and more diverse coaches and leaders.

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   What are reformative policies in sport?

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   Reformative policies are measures designed to reduce inequality and change behaviour. Anti-discrimination campaigns and targeted funding are examples.

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   What is Kick It Out?

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   Kick It Out is football's equality and inclusion organisation. Kick It Out began in 1993 as a campaign against racism in football.

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   How do anti-racism campaigns widen participation?

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   Anti-racism campaigns challenge abuse and make sport more welcoming. Clubs and players promote the message to fans.

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   How do adapted sports widen participation for disabled people?

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   Adapted sports change rules or equipment so disabled people can compete. Wheelchair basketball and boccia are examples.

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   What effect can adapted sports have on the sports themselves?

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   Adapted versions can bring new players and audiences to a sport. Some adaptations, such as walking football, are also played by non-disabled people.

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   How can targeted funding widen participation?

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   Money can be aimed at groups and areas with the lowest activity. Funding can pay for facilities, coaches or free sessions.

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