The University of Denver men's hockey team joins the You Can Play Team in promoting respect for all athletes, regardless of sexual orientation.

The Peoria Rivermen of the American Hockey League join the You Can Play Team with a pledge to end homophobia in sports.

At least 35 publicly out gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, pansexual and non-binary athletes will be in Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, double the amount who competed in 2018, including the largest share of men. The athletes are competing in nine different sports from Feb. 4-20...

In this video we showcase a variety of athletes in water sports, including divers and swimmers. We focused on synchronized dives and included some of the winners of major competitions and achievers of the highest scores in professional diving. Australian diver Matthew Mitchem achieved the highest...

Part 1 of A Documentary that I made on the many odd happenings in and around Denver Airport, Colorado.around Denver Airport, Colorado. Explains the meanings of the murals, symbolism around the airport and what's going on underneath the airport, as well as around it.

Seattle-based Macklemore & Ryan Lewis join You Can Play in an effort to erase homophobia in sports, music and entertainment. Filmed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in February 2013.

In September 2012, Toronto Marlies Head Coach Dallas Eakins invited You Can Play co-founder Patrick Burke and out gay hockey player Scott Heggart to address the team. At the end of the presentation, the players asked if they could find ways to get involved with You Can Play that went beyond just mak...

The Tokyo Summer Olympics will showcase several new sports. This video showcases: 1) Skateboarding will showcase two different disciplines in the Olympics, street and park, with 80 athletes representing 26 different countries in all. 2) Surfing at the Tokyo Olympics will take place on Tsurigasaki ...

Justin Rabon and Brad Neumann have been together since shortly after they came out to each other as Division I track athletes back in 2014. Now, the Minneapolis couple is racing to provide food, water and other essential supplies to protesters and people impacted by civil unrest in their home city.

Xtra caught up with Ryan Kesler and Henrik Sedin of the Vancouver Canucks to talk about homophobia in sports and the "You Can Play" Campaign