Australian Football brings together such a broad range of people from different walks of life.
The AFL is committed to giving everyone a fair go, so that everyone can participate in AFL without fear, prejudice or discrimination - from community level through to state league and elite level.
Participating in sport has many benefits including health, fitness, friendship and a sense of belonging. All members of the community should have the chance to participate in sport, regardless of their gender, age, race, religion, disability or sexuality.
Fair, respectful and inclusive behaviour is what the AFL is all about, and this ensures that the sport remains engaging and rewarding.
The AFL facilitates programs that create opportunities for all, including:
Learn more about diversity and how you can help make Australian Football a welcoming and safe environment for all:
About Spreading the Word
The monthly Spreading the Word Newsletter is a Respect & Responsibility initiative brought to you by the AFL and Victorian Government.
Each newsletter presents a short video clip that focuses on social issues and celebrates the unique roles of the many people involved in all levels of Australian football.
This is the last video to be produced in this series. Previous videos in the Spreading the Word series can be viewed at the Spreading the Word Video Archive.
AFL Industry Education
Get information and resources about AFL education programs for players and others at all levels of Australian football. Enquiries about player education can be directed to education@afl.com.au
One of the Sunshine Coast’s own players stars in this video. Can you spot them?
http://www.afl.com.au/more/communityprograms/respectresponsibility/spreadingtheword/tabid/17610/default.aspx
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