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Steve Morley

If not me inclusion

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Gender Barriers

Gender Barriers in the wider community.

Whilst, as you can see, a great deal of my work revolves around sport. It is by no means my only area of interest. I am passionate about equality and inclusion in all areas of life.


I am proud to be associated with fabulous organisations that promote equality and diversity, such as the Diversity Trust, which offer training such as, Diversity in Practice. Working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trans (LGBT) Communities.

I am deeply committed to exploring subjects like unconscious bias and the, sometimes very deep-rooted origins of bias, stereotypes, and prejudice.

Please feel free to reach out if this is an area of interest to you or your organisation.

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Body image and other barriers.

How about young people with issues about their body, those overweight or underweight. Or those with eczema, scars, or other physical conditions which cause them embarrassment
Young people with low self-esteem, self-image, or confidence. Those who struggle with English, or from a culture where families are culturally conservative or tend to gender stereotype and so think PE and sport are not for girls. The young woman who feels being good at or enjoying sport makes her look unfeminine. What about the boy who is worried about getting hit by the cricket ball, or hurt in the football tackle? Or Boys who don’t like sport or PE but whose family put pressure on them to be ‘sporty’. And, Girls or boys from families who themselves have had negative experiences in PE or sport.


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Steve Morley Inclusion Advocate

Steve has worked as an advisor to teams planning and running events throughout the UK with inclusive sporting activities for over 25 years. Steve has coached at every level from beginner to elite performers. He is based in Suffolk, East Anglia, but works throughout the UK and Europe.

Whilst still occasionally coaching, these days Steve spends his time mostly teaching and as a guest lecturer. His sporting background, coaching from grassroots up to Elite level, gives him a unique perspective when delivering courses such as “How Authentic Leaders use a Sporting Mindset to build effective teams”. Equally, his experience in Business and Local Government, particularly his work with ethnic communities, the Homeless, people with disabilities, and people with mental health conditions make him an ideal candidate to deliver courses such as “Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion,” Mental Health & Wellbeing in the Workplace” and “Supporting and fostering good mental health in children and adolescents” workshops. In addition to his work as a trainer and public speaker, Stephen is an experienced Mentor who has worked with young people from disadvantaged backgrounds”.

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  • Expertise
  • Cultural and Religious Barriers
  • Gender Barriers
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • Mental Health
  • Physical Disabilities or Mental Disabilities
  • Strategies to Overcome Exclusion
  • Gender Barriers
  • Cultural and Religious Barriers
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • Mental Health
  • Physical Disabilities or Mental Disabilities
  • Strategies to Overcome Exclusion

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