SAIL (Sudanese Australian Integrated Learning) recently joined Chelsea Yacht Club as part of their SAIL Xtend program to experience the club’s Come and Try Sailing Experience.
The Making Waves Foundation proudly announces its participation in the 22nd Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, featuring a crew composed of 50% individuals living with disability
Australian Sailing is excited to be celebrating Pride Month again this year, as the governing body for the sport looks to ensure all Australians feel welcome at their local sailing club
National Reconciliation Week is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia
An Inclusive Classes Regatta was conducted by Middle Harbour Yacht Club over the Easter weekend attracting sailors from four Australian States and Territories and a team from New Zealand
As part of its commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Australian Sailing has recently developed an Inclusive Language Guide for clubs, associations, members, and participants in partnership with Pride in Sport. The guide provides information on some of the steps we can all take in order to show respect to individual identities.
Australian Sailing’s commitment to providing safe, welcoming, and inclusive sailing environments will be guided by a newly formed Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Advisory Group.
Sailing is proud to be a sport that is inclusive and welcoming. Australian Sailing is committed to providing opportunities for people regardless of their age, ability, sexuality, gender including gender diverse people or cultural background, including First Nations Peoples.
Three well-respected and committed sailors have been recognised as Finalists for the national Para Sailor of the Year award, with the winner to be announced at the Australian Sailing Awards on the 3rd November, 2023.
Organisations from across Queensland are being encouraged to apply for their share in $1.7 million in funding as the latest round of the Celebrating Multicultural Queensland (CMQ) program’s project funding round opens.
Sydney-based disability support program, Explore Social has discovered the magic of sailing having teamed with the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club’s social community sailing program which aims to get not-for-profit groups out on the water to discover sailing.