This guide provides sporting organisations and decision makers with comprehensive guidance on identifying, managing and resolving incidents of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in sport. This will help ensure a more inclusive, safe and healthy sporting environment for people with diverse sexualities and genders. The guide also helps readers understand how different types of phobic incidents can be appropriately managed.

The guide includes:

• detailed examples and indicators of a range of phobic behaviours
• information about where these behaviours may sit within sport policies to support complaint management processes
• an outline of the roles and responsibilities of various national organisations when it comes to addressing phobic behaviours
• education for decision makers such as tribunal members and complaint managers
• the importance of including those with lived experiences and community members in decision making.