Follow these 10 actions from Leap Sports in your physical activity planning to include non-binary participants. 

Learn how to create an inclusive environment for young girls to participate in physical activity through non-competitive activities.

Register for the toolkit to support young women aged 14 to 17 to be active. You’ll gain access to the campaign’s marketing material and be the first to receive new resources and information. 

A new section of the Sport NZ website featuring resources from across the sport and physical activity sector to help educate, upskill, and empower adults and rangatahi on health and hauora during menstruation.

A resource to assist organisations in understanding the needs of young women and how to support quality experiences in active recreation and sport

The Joyful Movement Project is focused on creating opportunities for more Rainbow young people in Tāmaki Makaurau to participate in movement and fitness opportunities that bring them joy.  

Explore a suite of educational resources about inclusion of rainbow communities in community sport and physical activity and learn key concepts and language to create inclusive opportunities.

An Ōtautahi-based organisation is helping a group of rainbow takatāpui rangatahi gain the confidence to ‘take up space’ in the gym and fitness setting through its holistic workshops. 

Girls at Waikowhai Intermediate are claiming their turf with the establishment of their own lunchtime walkers’ group.

A locally-led volleyball programme getting more young Māori and Pasifika women active with their whānau and communities