There are invisible barriers preventing people from having equal opportunities, visibility and voice. Today, we're widening that field.
A stronger, fairer triathlon is one where everyone sees a place for themselves.
From "The State of Diversity in Triathlon", Triathlon Equity Project, 2020
This has been the historical pattern in triathlon for decades. The sport grew within a narrow demographic, shaped by circumstance. As a result, many athletes simply never had the same access, visibility, or support to participate or advance in their careers.
It's easy to say "I did it, so why can't they?" but hard work can only take you so far. Merit works when everyone has the same opportunities, and most don't.
Equity and diversity are about fixing the system, so that individual performance can shine.
Europe Triathlon · Women's Committee
Tuesday 17 November · 13:00 CET · 60 minutes
Debbie Alexander, Eleanor Condon and Audrey Livingston on the walls they hit in triathlon and how they got past them. One hour, online and free.
Learn more & registerOne week later
Tuesday 24 November · 13:00 CET
A smaller group, seats are limited. A place to share and find what's working in your club or federation, and you leave with people to call.
Coming soonCreate a local or remote group, build your community, and join a cross-federation movement making triathlon a little more inclusive every day. Everyone is welcome.
The ambassador application form link is being set up.
Something we haven't covered? Reach out through the ambassador form above and we'll get back to you.
A community-driven movement within triathlon that works to reduce bias, increase access, and create fairer environments for all athletes. We unite volunteers, ambassadors, clubs, coaches and decision-makers to make the sport more inclusive from the ground up.
No. Anyone in or around triathlon is welcome — athletes, coaches, technical officials, federation staff, volunteers and allies. If you want a fairer sport, you belong here.
Because access, visibility and support have never been equally distributed in the sport. Naming that pattern is the first step to changing it — this movement exists to widen the field, not to point fingers.
Become an ambassador and start or join a group in your area (or remote), or register for our upcoming webinar to hear from people already pushing for change.
