Congratulations to Jason Collins
The first out male athlete playing in a major American sports league gets a high-five from everyone at You Can Play. Read More »
The first out male athlete playing in a major American sports league gets a high-five from everyone at You Can Play. Read More »
The National Hockey League and its players association become the first major American sports league to formalize a relationship supporting LGBT athletes, staff and fans. Read More »
You Can Play co-founder Patrick Burke gives his perspective on the first year anniversary of the organization's launch. Read More »
You Can Play is proud to support the Out In Schools video contest to fight homophobia in schools. Youth from across Canada are invited to make videos about being inclusive in schools whether that's the classroom, lunchroom or locker room. Read More »
Baseball expert Christina Kahrl and former NFL players Wade Davis and Esera Tuaolo have joined the You Can Play advisory board, advocating on behalf of LGBT athletes. Read More »
You Can Play, Athlete Ally and GLAAD have responded to San Francisco 49ers player Chris Culliver's anti-gay comments with a call for education in sports. Read More »
The Canadian Women's Hockey League will partner with You Can Play to end homophobia in sports. Read More »
The nine member schools of the America East Conference are partnering with You Can Play to present programs that prevent homophobic culture in locker rooms and fan spectator areas. Read More »
You Can Play apparel is available now and exclusively at the Real Sports store on York Street in Toronto. Read More »
Representatives of You Can Play today met with Toronto Blue Jays management and player Yunel Escobar following his use of a homophobic slur during a September 15 game. Read More »
Vancouver Canucks forward Manny Malhotra and You Can Play co-founder Patrick Burke will join the Cutting Edges gay hockey team in Vancouver's gay pride parade this weekend. Read More »
Statement regarding New Jersey Devils' Cam Janssen. Read More »
The LA Blades was the first openly gay and lesbian ice hockey team in the US and the team's video for You Can Play continues a decades-long effort on behalf of equality for all athletes. Read More »
The LA Kings' affiliate in the AHL, the Manchester (NH) Monarchs, supports the You Can Play Project. Read More »
As You Can Play nears its two-month anniversary, here's more reaction to the project from some of the biggest names in the NHL - all promising respect for LGBT athletes and saying that a gay teammate would be like family. Read More »
NHL players and the league's commissioner, Gary Bettman, talk about You Can Play, LGBT athletes and their teams. Read More »
Northfield Mount Hermon School in Massachusetts becomes the first high school to join the You Can Play Team. Andrew Goldstein tells about his visit to NMH last October and the change he's seen. Read More »
NHL players talk unscripted about family, having a gay teammate and equality. Read More »