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Community
Relations
Sport NI is
committed to sport without prejudice, and is working tirelessly to promote
equality of opportunity to participate in, observe, administrate or develop
sport regardless of political belief, political opinion or cultural
identity.
This is achieved through the following:
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"Fair
Play" Equity Training Programme for coaches, educationalists,
Governing bodies and youth workers.
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Development
of policies and programmes congruent with Community Relations best
practice and Sports Council anti discriminatory policies, designed
to improve community relations in Northern Ireland.
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Development
of training initiatives, which will help to build a capacity for
interdependence amongst community and youth groups using sport as a means
of developing young people.
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Advice
to statutory and voluntary agencies involved in the development of sport in
Best Practice Community Relations policies, building partnerships
through which Sport NI best practice in
the Community Relations policies and programmes can be delivered.
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Dialogue
with other agencies as a means of assisting policy development and practice as
part of the broader development of an equitable society.
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