A network offering listening, support, and guidance for victims of LGBTIQ+phobia in sports (coming in 2026 in France)
At Fier-Play, we firmly believe that no one should have to give up sports because of discrimination, insults, harassment, or violence related to their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
The Fier-Play support network was created to provide a safe, supportive, and confidential space for victims, witnesses, or loved ones facing LGBTIQ+phobic situations in sports.
Why this network?
Discrimination in sports remains a reality:
When faced with these situations, many people don’t know who to turn to, are afraid to speak up, or downplay what they’re going through.
Fier-Play wants to help change that.
What we offer
1. Listening
An initial confidential conversation to allow each person to share their story at their own pace and without judgment.
2. Inform
Help victims better understand their rights, available remedies, and possible courses of action.
3. Refer
Connect individuals with appropriate professionals or organizations:
– psychological support;
– legal assistance;
– inclusive sports programs;
– healthcare professionals;
4. Support
Monitor situations as needed and help people return to a safe and respectful sports environment.
Who is it for?
The network is intended for:
Our Commitments
ConfidentialitY
All communications are strictly confidential.
COMPASSION
Every situation is met with an open ear, respect, and without judgment.
RespectING THE PACE
No specific course of action is required. The individual remains free to make their own choices.
QUALIFIED NETWORK
We work with partners and professionals who are knowledgeable about LGBTIQ+ issues and the sports context.