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Rugby

  • Luke Harding: “I definitely feel I wouldn’t have engaged in something like a rugby club without some kind of LGBT+ inclusivity or safeguarding.”
    July 10, 2021

    Luke Harding: “I definitely feel I wouldn’t have engaged in something like a rugby club without some kind of LGBT+ inclusivity or safeguarding.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Chris Young: “If a top player comes out, good for him, but when it’s in your face you can see that everyone’s here to play sport at the end of the day, and everyone’s the same on the pitch.”
    June 26, 2021

    Chris Young: “If a top player comes out, good for him, but when it’s in your face you can see that everyone’s here to play sport at the end of the day, and everyone’s the same on the pitch.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Glasgow Raptors: “They can be who they are, and still enjoy sport at the same time.”
    June 19, 2021

    Glasgow Raptors: “They can be who they are, and still enjoy sport at the same time.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Extra Time 4 with Pride of the Terraces
    March 13, 2021

    Extra Time 4 with Pride of the Terraces

    Andrew Henderson
  • Duncan Petrie: “We don’t like to call ourselves an LGBT+ team, we are an inclusive team, and anyone is welcome to join.”
    March 6, 2021

    Duncan Petrie: “We don’t like to call ourselves an LGBT+ team, we are an inclusive team, and anyone is welcome to join.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Kyle Yeats: “I know the club was a bit of a lifeline for me during the first lockdown, and I’m sure it has been for others too.”
    February 27, 2021

    Kyle Yeats: “I know the club was a bit of a lifeline for me during the first lockdown, and I’m sure it has been for others too.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Cailum Lawson: “A lot of people just don’t think that gay people play sports. We do, and some of us are pretty damn good at it.”
    February 20, 2021

    Cailum Lawson: “A lot of people just don’t think that gay people play sports. We do, and some of us are pretty damn good at it.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Ruairidh Macdonald: “Everything that I had feared it was going to be was proven wrong.”
    February 13, 2021

    Ruairidh Macdonald: “Everything that I had feared it was going to be was proven wrong.”

    Andrew Henderson
  • Extra Time 2 with Pride of the Terraces
    September 26, 2020

    Extra Time 2 with Pride of the Terraces

    Andrew Henderson
  • Nick Heath: “The early years were like a dream come true frankly, every single time I picked up the microphone.”
    May 31, 2020

    Nick Heath: “The early years were like a dream come true frankly, every single time I picked up the microphone.”

    Andrew Henderson
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      • FvH Month of Action 2023
    • Season Two
      • Live in Inverness: Building LGBTQ+ Communities in Sport
      • Live in Inverness: Individual Stories in Sport
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