The Issues of Racism in AFL and Society

SecondaryYear 10Humanities and Social SciencesHistorySocialIndigenous Education

Lesson Summary

Students will conduct independent research to investigate the impact of racism on players in the AFL community. They will use real-life examples to identify the personal or systemic effects of racism, and discuss how sporting clubs such as Collingwood Football Club can drive positive change and advocate for individuals and marginalised communities. Students will brainstorm strategies that schools and local sporting clubs can take to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all.

Learning intentions

Students will:

evaluate the role AFL has played in both reinforcing and challenging racism in Australia.

Success criteria

Students can:

explain how racism has affected First Nations players in AFL
evaluate how the AFL has responded to racism and whether it has been effective.

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The Issues of Racism in AFL and Society

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

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