Course

This pre-training activity is a great way to test your knowledge before diving into the modules. Each question is a definition of a key term related to discrimination and hate in sport. You will need to click and drag the correct term into the box provided to complete the definition.

Think of it as a warm-up that helps everything make more sense later. If you get an answer wrong, don't worry; the correct answer will not be displayed at this point, but as you work through the rest of the course, you will discover what all of these terms mean.

This section explores different types of discrimination (including microaggressions), how they show up in sport, and how you can recognise these in your sporting environment.

This section explains what hate crimes and hate incidents are, how they can occur in sport, and how to recognise and respond to them effectively.

This section educates participants on the core skills and approaches needed to recognise harmful behaviour and respond effectively and safely as an active bystander in your sports club.

This section explores where anyone who has experienced or witnessed discrimination, hate, or a hate crime in sport can report. It also explores why reporting is important, as well as the personal, social, and systemic barriers that can prevent individuals from reporting concerns or seeking support.

This section outlines how to report concerns within sport and highlights the support available to individuals throughout the process.

Before you go, take our exit quiz! A chance to check what you’ve picked up about hate crime, hate incidents, and discrimination in sport. Let’s see what you've learnt!