We need our sport to represent the diversity of the United States
USA Triathlon and the USA Triathlon Foundation are dedicated to combating discrimination, challenging inequalities and championing social justice in the multisport community and throughout the endurance sports industry.
Both organizations are committed to taking immediate and long-term action to encourage a culture of equality in the sport, build a future for the sport that all people can see themselves being a part of, break through barriers of entry to the sport for underserved and underrepresented individuals and communities, and take responsibility for empowering, exposing, educating and engaging the multisport community to drive actionable change in their respective local communities.
USA Triathlon is striving to create a community reflective of the diversity of the United States. Areas of focus include gender, sexual, ethnic, racial, body, age, and socioeconomic diversity.
USA Triathlon is committed to ensuring fair treatment and equal access within the multisport community for both athletes and industry professionals.
USA Triathlon is committed to fostering a community that is welcoming to all individuals. Triathlon is a sport for everyone and we want to ensure that every athlete feels welcome in all areas of the sport.
USA Triathlon is dedicated to breaking down barriers of entry and increasing the availability and presence of triathlon in all communities.
Get involved in USAT's DEIA efforts and help make an impact in your community
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Proceeds will be invested back in to the multisport community to fund DEIA efforts
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At USA Triathlon, we believe that access to sport is a human right. We recognize the positive impact sport has on living a happy and healthy life, and we believe it must be accessible and inclusive to all. We do not tolerate discrimination of any form toward anyone in our community.
These individuals and organizations are helping multisport become more diverse, inclusive, and accessible through informative, innovative, and creative methods.
These resources will give you knowledge, understanding, and ability to help combat discrimination and champion social justice and inclusion.
USA Triathlon is offering education scholarships for Coach and Race Director Certification to underrepresented groups in multisport. There is no deadline to apply.
USA TRIATHLON DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND INITIATIVES
From left: Hampton University Vice President Paul C. Harris; Hampton University Director of Athletics Eugene Marshall, Jr.; USA Triathlon CEO Rocky Harris; Hampton University Assistant Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator Dr. Paula Jack...
Talking about diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility can feel tricky as a coach: You want to get it right, but you’re not sure what exactly to say. And it’s understandable: The language used in the DEIA space evolves, and you may be worried abo...
We recognize our sport has not been living up to the American ideals of equal opportunity and access.
