Supporting the inclusion of trans, non–binary and gender diverse people and communities in sport and physical activity

We are looking for an organisation who shares our values of passion, purpose and integrity to work alongside us and help us, and the wider workforce across Greater Manchester, understand what needs to change to support and enable trans, non-binary and gender diverse people and communities to live active lives and participate in physical activity and sport.

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By GM Moving | 23 April 2024 | TAGS: Inclusion

We are looking for an organisation who shares our values of passion, purpose and integrity to work alongside us and help us, and the wider workforce across Greater Manchester, understand what needs to change to support and enable trans, non-binary and gender diverse people and communities to live active lives and participate in physical activity and sport.

We want to build meaningful relationships with people and organisations that can help us be explicitly inclusive, with a greater understanding of the challenges and barriers that people face, and how to overcome them.

You can find further details in the brief. The deadline for expressions of interest is midday (12 pm) on Friday 10 May.

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