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The Catamounts of the University of Vermont join the You Can Play team, supporting all athletes regardless of sexual orientation, gender identification, race, religion or other discriminatory factors

The American Hockey League's Charlotte Checkers joins You Can Play in an effort to fight homophobia, racism and other discrimination in sports.

The Bulls of the University at Buffalo join You Can Play on behalf of all athletes, coaches, staff and fans regardless of gender, race, physical ability, sexual orientation or gender identity.

The Bryant University Bulldogs join the You Can Play Project, advocating for equality in sports regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation or other discriminatory factors.

The American Hockey League's Rochester Americans join the You Can Play Project in supporting all athletes, coaches and fans, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation or gender identity.

The UCLA Bruins - from basketball to water polo - stand up for athletes regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity as they join the You Can Play team.

The ECHL's San Francisco Bulls join You Can Play in working to eliminate homophobia in sports.

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 February 1, 2013.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis team up with the You Can Play Project in an effort to erase homophobia in sports, music and entertainment.

Filmed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre February 1, 2013.

You Can Play is joined in its effort to erase homophobia in sports by the American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers.

The National Lacrosse League's Colorado Mammoth becomes the first lacrosse team to join the You Can Play Project in an effort to erase homophobia in sports.

The Mammoth is represented by reigning NLL Rookie of the Year Ad...

The Colorado College Tigers join the You Can Play team with men's hockey promoting respect for all LGBT athletes, coaches and fans.

The Colorado College men's basketball team promises equal treatment for all, including LGBT coaches, athletes and fans by joining the You Can Play Team.

The women of Colorado College's soccer program join the You Can Play team, promoting equality for everyone in sports, including LGBT athletes, coaches andfans.

The Ohio State University men's hockey team advocates for LGBT athletes as part of the You Can Play Project. The Buckeyes promise to play with passion, integrity and equality.

Music: "First Breath After Coma" - Written...

The American Hockey League's Providence Bruins support the You Can Play Project, LGBT athletes and all athletes and fans regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

The American Hockey League's Portland Pirates join the You Can Play team, promising respect for all athletes, coaches and fans regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity.

The Tommies of St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick join the You Can Play Team, supporting all athletes regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identification.

The University of Cincinnati Bearcats join the You Can Play Team, guaranteeing respect for all athletes regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

The women and coaches of the Ontario Intercollegiate Women's Fastpitch Association (OIWFA), along with announcer Rick Mercer, put a new spin and represent a new sport in supporting LGBT athletes through the You Can Play Pr...

You Can Play is joined in its mission of inclusion for LGBT athletes by the athletes and president of Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.

The schools of the America East Conference commit to equality for all athletes, including LGBT students, as their athletic directors say, "You can play." America East commissioner Amy Huchthausen is joined by athletic dir...

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

For nearly eight years, the crew of GForce Sports has played as elite gay players, among the first gay athletes advocating for equality and respect in athletics. GForce teams up with You Can Play for a video that says, "i...

Toronto FC becomes the first Canadian soccer club to speak on behalf of all athletes without discrimination and on behalf of the You Can Play Project. And, they do it in a number of languages. In order of appearance, the...

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 th...

The Polar Bears of Bowdoin College join the You Can Play Project in promising a safe environment for all athletes, including LGBT students.

At the University of New Brunswick, we respect and value all the student athletes that contribute to the success for which our athletic program is known. Join us as we provide a safe environment for our student-athletes, e...

Miami University honors their former student manager, Brendan Burke, by welcoming LGBT athletes into The Brotherhood. Miami welcomed Brendan with open arms when he came out as openly gay, and has continued to work to carry...

DC United became the first Major League Soccer club to support You Can Play when head coach Ben Olsen and players Mike Chabala and Chris Pontius spoke up in support of LGBT athletes.

The Boston Beanpot Classic hockey tournament features LGBT hockey teams from across North America. Here, those teams speak out on behalf of LGBT athletes for You Can Play. Teams represented include the Albany Bombers, Bo...

Greco-Roman wrestler and former University of Maryland football player Akil Patterson speaks on behalf of LGBT athletes for You Can Play.

Andrew Ference, alternate captain of the Boston Bruins, and Patrick Burke, co-founder of the You Can Play Project, organized a fundraiser. They joined the November Project for a 6:30 AM tour of the Harvard Stadium steps. W...

Ryan Whitney is an ally for LGBT athletes, and speaks on behalf of the You Can Play Project.

Washington Capitals forward Matt Hendricks joins You Can Play in supporting LGBT athletes.

Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan Jones joins the You Can Play Team, promising equal treatment for LGBT athletes and fans. The Miami University alumnus first scored with the Nashville Predators, before being claimed by the Oil...

The Blue Devils of Duke University promise safe spaces and equal treatment for all athletes, including their LGBT teammates in this You Can Play video. AD Kevin White says, "Teamwork and excellence extend far beyond sexua...

18 of George Washington University's student-athletes celebrate their LGBT teammates and promise inclusion in sports in this video for the You Can Play Project.

2012 Stanley Cup champions Alec Martinez and team captain Dustin Brown of the LA Kings speak up for LGBT athletes during the team's Stanley Cup celebration.

The University of Denver's gymastics and women's basketball teams join the You Can Play project in promoting respect for all athletes regardless of sexual orientation.

Dusting Byfuglien, Tanner Glas and Ryan Kesler are three of the biggest names in the NHL. They join the You Can Play Project in promoting respect for all athletes regardless of sexual orientation.

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 University of Denver men's basketball team becomes the first basketball team to join You Can Play in promoting full access to the game regardless of sexual orientation.

Princeton University's women's ice hockey team becomes the first university women's hockey team to speak on behalf of the You Can Play Project. They say "It's time..." to end homophobia in sports.

Northeastern University's student athletes, coaches, staff and fans were all invited to participate in making a You Can Play video supporting LGBT athletes. Filmed in May 2012, the Boston university welcomes all athletes ...

The University of Ottawa's athletes stand for all athletes regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity in this video for You Can Play. The video is the first You Can Play video to feature French language and the f...

The UCLA Bruins support all athletes, regardless of sexual orientation, in this video for the You Can Play Project.