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giving everyone what they need to be successful

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Equity is the practice of treating everyone equally and making sure everything is fair

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meeting needs

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Meeting people where they are at

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Fair treat and be patient with everyone

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Equal opportunities

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making sure everyone has equal access to a space

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meeting individual’s needs and not just having a one-size fits all approach

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Equity is different than equality! It means providing resources to people dependent on their needs vs. giving everyone the same resources!

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providing that everyone can have equal experiences/opportunities, considering that everyone has a different amount of privilege that by nature allow them easier access to these experiences/opportunities

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actively recognizing the inequalities in our society and developing ways to change this

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The team is almost entirely white

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When the school doesn’t pay for things, cost can be a barrier

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Less inclusion of players who have not played before/are still learning ie A/B split

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people are coming to the team with different levels of knowledge and access to ultimate, and thus have different levels of access to proper clothing, shoes, etc.

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Definitely a bit of a lack of diversity on the team

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until now hasnt really been questioned how frisbee is so white

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People that have experience with club sports in the past may know more than others and feel more comfortable with costs and time commitments, etc.

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People are sometimes averse to discussing issues of human rights and justice on the team which I think can be discouraging to people who are passion about / affected by those issues

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we also have a few international students who are playing on the team, and language and cultural barriers also can effect accessibility

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feeling judged/left out for being less experienced/new

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Sometimes I feel guilty playing with experienced players =(

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costs of food not always covered by school

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More beginner clinics, throwing clinics

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At practice, less closed circles

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during practice pass to everyone! Yes, I’m learning and might drop it but I rather drop it and touch the disk in practice and get better so that I can participate in scrimmages or games

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When clarifying a rule or a mistake everyone starts talking and it’s overwhelming. Have one person concisely clarify a rule or a call then we can move on speedily!

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-giving feedback privately when possible

-not making a big deal about things going wrong/staring when a call is made

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Really recognizing teammates successes on the field, cheering people on all throughout practices

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Making sure not to put down players for how they express competitiveness.

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include others in your sideline conversations!!!

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Verbal affirmations! Support your teammates

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More sober events

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start a culture of taking space on the field- run on to the field from the sidelines, don't just wait for people to sub off

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Talk about your sideline love language with your podmates or teammates! What is helpful for you to feel loved whether it’s words of affirmation or quality time ect.

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maybe just pay attention who you are passing to specially in practices - look for people who aren’t super confident in tournaments. practice is time to practice and should be for learning to gain that confidence

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More social events where it’s easy to talk to people 

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More social events where it’s easy to talk to people 

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be patient with the fact that it naturally takes time to become what you deem to be "part" of a team but also in the meantime everyone is still thrilled to have you present

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If someone looks isolated or alone make an effort to include them

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Hanging out in common spaces at tournaments, text your whereabouts

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Making sure everyone’s on the same page about tournaments or games we’ll have- like making sure everyone knows to eat beforehand/bring food etc

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At day tournaments have a car that goes right back to campus 

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At day tournaments have a car that goes right back to campus 

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participate in initiatives to support larger ultimate frisbee movements — ie ultimate Palestine

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sit next to new ppl, warm up with new ppl (new ppl as in ppl you dont usually hang out with)

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speed dating?!

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vish website... ok spitz

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more promotion of feedback forms/ vish fund request form

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pin links in group me

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masterdoc?? (not lesbian, just link masterdoc)