It’s Pride Month, the time of year when we draw our attention to the LGBTQIA+ community. But Pride isn’t something that should be only one month out of the year — Committing to welcoming all folks into your triathlon club should be a year-round ef...
In February 2024, USA Triathlon hosted a panel discussion led by Michanda Myles, Reggie Waller, Zsa Zsa Porter, Yvonne Spencer, Jordan Hunter and Merle McDonald-Aaron to talk about the unique experiences of Black athletes in the multisport community.Th...
The women's-only events give athletes a space to celebrate and engage with other women in the multisport community.
Talking about diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility can feel tricky as a coach: You want to get it right, but you’re not sure what exactly to say. And it’s understandable: The language used in the DEIA space evolves, and you may be worried abo...
2023 Grant Recipient: Dare2tri USA Triathlon Foundation Pillar: Inspire Pathways To Access and Inclusion...
Corey Doane is an avid triathlete and a police officer in the Special Investigations Unit for the Lexington Police Department. A 17-year veteran on the force, Doane has had a front row seat to senseless gun violence in his community. A night of tragedy...
As a Founding Impact Partner, i-tri will receive funding over the next five years from the Foundation.
USA Triathlon Together We Thrive Certification Program, a collection of free DEIA courses.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The USA Triathlon Foundation has awarded more than $100,000 in pillar grants to support multisport athletes, organizations, programs and initiatives in the initial round of its 2023 pillar grant funding cycle. “The Foundation’...
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is a time to recognize the accomplishments of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans in the United States.USA Triathlon and the USA Triathlon Foundation are dedicated to combating discriminatio...
