
Transgender And Sport – Where To Next?
IT was always going to be a difficult task for FINA, the global organisation that controls swimming, to reach a compromise. How to be sensitive to emerging transgender athletes and ...
Read MoreLudo Aequitas is a not for profit organization aimed at helping individuals who have experienced adversity through discrimination and vilification based on race, colour, age, sex, gender, religion, disability and social status.
Ludo Aequitas uses a sports psychology model and innovative cognitive-behavioural strategies to identify, minimize and eliminate the mental and behavioural impact of such traumatic experiences on the individual, family, community and broader society.
It is designed to symbolise strength and defiance, pride and compassion. It can be done individually, with the right arm in the air with a clenched fist, and the left arm folded across the heart (or vice versa).
Others can join in by placing their left or right arm around the shoulder of the person next to them, and their other arm again folded across the heart. In this way a “LudoLink” chain can be established either realistically or virtually.
Individuals, families, friends and sporting teams are encouraged to share their sporting experiences, whether positive or negative, with others around the world.
The initiative proposes the unification of all sports, with all social areas of discrimination and inequality, under the one banner. Social factors include race, colour, sex, age, gender, religion, disability and social status.
Share your story with the world and you could become a Ludo Hero…
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