Making A Difference In Our Communities#

These individuals and organizations are helping multisport become more diverse, inclusive and accessible through informative, innovative and creative methods.

Nia Obotette – Author

Athlete-turned-author Nia (Winston) Obotette wrote a children’s book titled “ I Am A Triathlete.” This book looks to change the narrative by exploring the need to see more people of color in triathlons and children’ s books.

 

 

Bernard Lyles – Coach #

 

Bernard Lyles is using triathlon to change lives 

 

Clubs That Are Doing Their Part #

 

Learn about clubs doing great things in the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion or Access space. If you are part of a club that has a DEIA focus, please reach out to us at diversity@usatriathlon.org and share your story.

 

Meet These Clubs

 

TriOut – DC Tri Club Affiliate 

 

An affiliate triathlon team of the DC Triathlon Club that provides its gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ) triathlete club members, and their friends, a comfortable team atmosphere for training, racing and socializing in the Washington, DC metro area

Learn about clubs doing great things in the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion or Access space.

 Club NameWebsiteCity/State
 Black Triathletes Association Learn MoreAtlanta/GA
 Dare2tri Paratriathlon Club Learn MoreChicago/IL
 District TriathlonLearn MoreWashington D.C 
 Diversity in Aquatics Masters Swim and Triathlon Learn More Sunrise/FL
 Fil-Am Triathlon Club  Learn MoreArtesia/CA
 International Association of Black Triathletes (IABT) Learn MoreMiddle River/MD
 Muslimahs Endure  Learn MoreMorrow/GA
 Network of Multi-Sport African American Athletes (NOMSA3) Learn MoreAtlanta/GA
 RYPE, Inc. Learn MoreCharlotte/NC
 TriLatino Triathlon Club  Learn MoreBronx/NY