Amateur Sports Alliance of North America
A non-profit building community and competition for LGBTQ+ athletes
You Belong
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At ASANA, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered. Our commitment is built on three core pillars: sobriety, race, and gender. We believe in creating a supportive space for all individuals, regardless of their background or identity. Through courteous goodwill, we strive to cultivate a culture of mutual respect, understanding, and kindness, ensuring that every participant has the opportunity to thrive. Whether advocating for those in recovery, promoting racial equity, or ensuring gender inclusivity, we work to break down barriers and provide equal opportunities for all.
Sobriety & ASANA
ASANA is committed to take steps towards greater inclusion by offering Sober Events & Resources at Series.
BLOG: SOBER ASANA AND ME. Meet Tori and learn more about their story with sobriety and ASANA.
The Gullah–Geechee story is one of survival, creativity, and enduring community. These are the descendants of West Africans brought to the Carolina, Georgia, and Florida coasts during the transatlantic slave trade.
What is Gullah–Geechee Culture?
BLOG: What is Gullah–Geechee Culture? Read Ros' article and learn about a culture with its own language, crafts, food, music, and traditions that remain vibrant today.
Expressing Identity
When coming to the ASANA World Series, all community members should be prepared to use appropriate language when referring to others. Read on for advice on adapting to new pronouns and how to recover if a slip-up happens.
BLOG: Did I Just Misgender Someone? Meet Jess and learn tips and advice for adapting your language to be more inclusive.