Be an Ally
Take the Pledge
By joining SEE, I promise to:
Promote a more inclusive culture within equestrian sports by listening to and addressing the concerns of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) within the equestrian community and educating my peers on how to be an effective ally
Use love and understanding to guide my actions as I seek to promote diversity and understand the stories of BIPOC members
Welcome all members of the equestrian community who share in the desire to improve diversity in the sport and create a more inclusive culture
Approach all conversations with an open mind, conduct myself in a professional and polite manner, and remain a positive influence for change
Be a vocal advocate for change within equestrian sports
Join Us
Donate to support the SEE mission and join our community of BIPOC equestrians and allies. Here's what Strides for Equality Equestrians want to accomplish using our raised funds from members and supporters:
Access Grants to programs increasing access to equestrianism for BIPOC young people.
Development of Professional Pathways, including apprenticeships, mentorships, and other advancement opportunities for aspiring BIPOC professionals.
Community engagement and education to create a larger and more visible community of informed allies.
And much more!
Every donor will receive a SEE sticker. Suitable for tack trunks, laptops, trucks or trailers!
Donations to SEE are tax-deductible. SEE has a memorandum of understanding with the United States Eventing Association (USEA) Foundation a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
BIPOC Equestrians…
Sign up to be our BIPOC Equestrian of the Month
Contact us to suggest resources or talk about how we can partner with your barn or business
Sign up to volunteer with SEE or a program in your area that serves BIPOC youth
Allies…
Do the work!
Keep the pledge by being an educated and visible ally to BIPOC equestrians
Visit our Learn page to find resources about allyship and keep learning
Educate those around you
Sign up to Volunteer with SEE or a program in your area that serves BIPOC young people
Contact us to suggest resources or talk about how we can partner with your barn or business