equality, diversity & inclusion (EDi)
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) is embedded as part of our commitment and aspirations at Scottish Archery to ensure we are supporting our sport to be welcoming, accessible & fair for everyone and this underpins everything that we do. This illustrated through our mission of establishing Archery as an inclusive, fun and collaborative sport to grow and develop communities.
We have an EDI Subgroup who are supporting us to reduce inequalities in our sport, embed a culture of inclusion and encourage & promote diversity within the sport of archery.

Equality
Equality means equal opportunities and fairness for everyone. This means not treating people unfairly because of reasons protected by discrimination law ('protected characteristics'). For example, because of sex, age or race.

Diversity
Diversity is the range of people. For example, this might mean people with different ages, religions, ethnicities, people with disabilities, and both men and women. It also means valuing those differences.

Inclusion
An inclusive environment means everyone feels valued. It lets everyone feel safe to come up with different ideas, raise issues/suggestions – being encouraged to do so and trying new things. Its including the needs of people who experience exclusion
EDI RESOURCE HUB
At Scottish Archery, our vision is to enrich lives through archery in Scotland will be achieved through our mission statement: To foster a supportive environment where everyone can participate, progress and achieve. This will also be guided by our 4 values:
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The Voice & Wellbeing of our Membership
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Collaboration & Improvement
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Inclusion, Diversity & Belonging
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Openness & Integrity
Check out further resources, learning, training and useful links below.

Mental Health & Wellbeing

Diverse Ethnic Communities
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Women & Girls
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Women in Sport

Veterans
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Help for Heroes

Care Experienced

Poverty & Low Income
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Food Banks
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Clothing Banks

Older Adults
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Age Scotland
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Parkinsons UK
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Dementia Alzeihmers
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British Heart Foundation
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Chest Stroke Scotland

