Diversity in equestrian sport
Ebony Horse Club: You Belong Where You Want to Be
“Bringing the equine world into the city, instead of bringing the people into the equine world, made it accessible to a whole new audience. Some participants even go on to find jobs and careers in an industry that was previously inaccessible.” (more…)
11 Black Equestrian Instagram Accounts You Have to Follow
February is Black History Month. We’re always committed to inclusion and diversity in Equestrian sport, and we can think of no better time to highlight these awesome Black equestrian Instagram accounts. If you’re not already following them, you should be. (more…)
Who Gets To Be an Equestrian? Check Out This New Grant Opportunity
The Helen Gurley Brown Foundation is offering an exciting grant opportunity to increase diversity in the equestrian world. (more…)
Schedule & Panelists Announced for Tom Bass Seminar at Tryon International
This weekend is the 2nd annual Tom Bass Seminar, featuring a four-hour series of panels exploring issues of race in equestrian sport. Four panels will be presented: Domestic, Youth, Media and International.
Strides for Equality Equestrians (SEE) to Promote Visible, Active Allyship for BIPOC Equestrians
Strides for Equality Equestrians (SEE), the “moonshot” idea of five-star eventer and trainer Heather Gillette and historian Dr. Anastasia Curwood along with United States Eventing High Performance rider Matthew Brown, is pleased to announce its official launch.
Plans Announced for 2020 Tom Bass Seminar on Diversity in Equestrian Sports
The 2020 Tom Bass Seminar on Diversity in Equestrian Sports will be held virtually on November 14 at 3:30pm EST. (more…)
