Champions of Inclusion Courses
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K-12 Coaches Curriculum
CourseK-12 Coaches Curriculum is an introductory course for coaches working with LGBTQI+ youth in sports within the K-12 age ranges. This curriculum is intended to help coaches understand LGBTQ+ identities, experiences and best practices.
Free
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Champions of Inclusion- Athletic Staff Curriculum
Course5.0 average rating (1 review)Champions of Inclusion: The Athletic Staff Curriculum is an introductory course for campus staff working with LGBTQ+ athletes to understand LGBTQ+ identities, experiences and best practices for creating an inclusive and equitable team and campus.
Free
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Champions of Inclusion- Student Athlete Curriculum
CourseChampions of Inclusion: The Student Athlete curriculum is an introductory course about LGBTQI+ identities, experiences, policy, and best practices for being a stronger ally and building a more inclusive team and campus for LGBTQI+ people.
Free
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Champions of Inclusion- Campus Chapter Curriculum
CourseCampus Chapter Curriculum helps student-athletes create and sustain a Campus Chapter, one of Athlete Ally’s outreach programs. Campus Chapters help connect students by building a community of support and the next generation of change makers.
Free
Testimonials
“I thoroughly enjoyed the Champions of Inclusion - Athletic Staff Curriculum. Whether you're a newcomer to the industry, or a seasoned DEI Administrator, [Champions of Inclusion is] a great resource for any athletics administrator. In particular, the greatest benefit is for those that are forward facing in a student service/leadership role.”
Dr. Chet Hesson (he, him) Senior Associate AD/Deputy Title IX Coordinator, BGSU Athletics
“As a pro athlete and an Assistant Coach, I've seen first hand what a difference it makes when students, coaches and administrators are educated about LGBTQI+ identities and experiences. When athletes feel safe being their authentic selves, they shine on and off the court. Champions of Inclusion provides a foundation for teams and athletic departments to build a lasting culture of respect and inclusion.”
Toccara Ross, Central Michigan University Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach and Former Pro Basketball Player
“Education is the first step in building a team where all are welcome. Athlete Ally's Champions of Inclusion is a great resource for coaches and athletes who want to better understand why inclusion matters and how to integrate it into your team culture.”
Heather O’Reilly, Former Olympic Soccer Player and volunteer assistant coach, North Carolina Tar Heels women's soccer team
“The Champions of Inclusion Student-Athlete Curriculum clearly outlined how to take accountability as allies, and how to continue to educate ourselves and the people around us. I also gained a deeper understanding of the LGBTQI+ community's experiences, of transgender and nonbinary identities, and of specific ways I can take action to create a more inclusive space at my school, such as meeting with my Athletics department.”
Madison Roukey, Student Athlete, Softball
“Athlete Ally’s Champions of Inclusion curriculum is a critical component of skill building for coaches and staff in the current climate. Every day, more and more states are passing violent and discriminatory legislation that affects not only college athletes, but also the coaches and staff that work with them. It is imperative that all departments take this curriculum to help them gain an understanding of terminology, language, policy, and how to take action. This curriculum will not only make you a better coach or staff member, it will make you a better human.”
Dr. Jen Fry, JenFryTalks/Hyreable/Coordle