Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
USA Swimming is committed to increasing multicultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic diversity at all levels of the sport to achieve and foster an inclusive swimming environment. In following with this commitment, Minnesota Swimming has established the Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Committee.
What is the DEI Committee? |
The Mission Statement of the DEI Committee is as follows: USA and MN Swimming are committed to a culture of diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity. We welcome and ensure swimmers are able to participate to their fullest ability regardless of race, age, income, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender expression, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation and mental or physical disability.
Read the DEI Committee’s 2024 Mandate here.
Interested in joining the DEI Committee? Email dei@mnswim.org for more information. You can also join the monthly committee meetings - see meeting information here. |
Upcoming & Past Events |
Interested in hosting a DEI event, or have a topic you would like to be explored? |
DEI Committee Monthly Meeting This meeting takes place at 5pm on the last Sunday of the month. Get the Zoom link here. |
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) |
Queerspace LGBTQ+ inclusivity training (recording) |
Athlete Resources & Opportunities |
Athletes with Disabilities Learn about meet opportunities, time standards, and more here. Questions? Contact MNSI’s disability chair here. Central Zone Multicultural Meet Registration for the 2024 meet is now closed. The next meet will take place in summer 2026! Follow MNSI on Facebook or Instagram to find out more about Team Minnesota Opportunities. DEI Committee Athletes are encouraged to join the DEI Committee to contribute their ideas, experiences, and feedback about inclusion and diversity in Minnesota Swimming. Email dei@mnswim.org to get involved. This camp has been suspended for the 2024 Olympic year, but will return in 2025. |
DEI Resources |
SafeSport |
Black Kids Swim is an organization with a mission to increase Black participation in the sport of competitive swimming. |