“…For instance, a sport or community club may host an inclusive, "come and try," participation program, or pride themed celebration, 1 but people may not feel included or safe, if there are no inclusive bathrooms/change rooms/facilities to get changed in, or appropriate words and inclusive language on the invitations and advertising material about the club's facilities. In recent research on the enactment of LGBT + inclusion in a State Sport Organisation (SSO), authors found that the organisation outsourced its LGBT + inclusion work, due to a lack of resources and commitment from staff across the organisation (Storr, Jeanes, Spaaij et al, 2020;Storr, Jeanes, Curro et al, 2020). Ultimately, the delivery and enactment of LGBT + inclusion is viewed as other people's work, whereby volunteers in community sport clubs perceive the delivery of diversity programs as something to be done by external stakeholders (Storr, 2017).…”