Who to contact

International Gay & Lesbian Field Hockey Federation

Who to contact

Who to contact


	*International Gay & Lesbian Field Hockey Federation*

Roald (M): The IGLFHF chairman. Contact person for all Hockey players who are not members of a team. Contact person for the GLISA & EGLSF. Organizer for the field hockey at the Euro Games 2005. Contact for all PinkHockey members worldwide.

Wibke (W): The IGLFHF vice-chairman. Contact person for the EGLSF. Organizer for the first ladies days at the Euro Games 2004.

Danny (M): The IGLFHF vice-chairman. Contact person for the GLISA. Organizer for the field hockey tournament during the Gay Games 2002. Organizer for the field hockey tournament during Marty Gras.


	*Sydney's G & L Field Hockey Club; The BentstiX*

If you want to know more about The BentstiX Hockey Club: send an e-mail to Lindsay:

If you want to know more about The BentstiX Girls teams: send an e-mail to Karen: Member of the board for the IGLFHF

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	*German G & L Hockey Teams; Charme on Tour*

If you want to know more about The German Girls team, Charme on Tour, send an e-mail to Wibke:

If you want to know more about The German Boys team, send an a-mail to Roald:


	*The Dutch Gay & Lesbian Hockey Teams*

If you want to know more about The Dutch Girls team, send an e-mail to Petra: Member of the board for the IGLFHF

If you want to know more about The Dutch Boys team, send an a-mail to Wessel: Member of the board for the IGLFHF


	*England G & L Hockey Club; The Remnants*

If you want to know more about The Remnants Hockey Club, send an e-mail to Phil:

If you want to know more about The English Boys Touring-Teams, send an e-mail to Stephen:

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	*The New Zealand Gay & Lesbian Hockey Teams*

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	*The South Africaan Gay & Lesbian Hockey Teams*


	*International* *Gay & Lesbian Sport Organisations*

GLISA

GLISA is an international gay and lesbian sport association. Modelled after a multi-sport governing body, it's members are international sporting federations, continental associations representing sport teams and clubs from the major regions of the world, and host cities of GLISA's World Outgames. The focus of GLISA is developing gay and lesbian sport worldwide. GLISA does this through sanctioning world and continental games, creating a global calendar of GLBT sport events, fostering the creation of new GLBT federations, clubs and teams, supporting existing GLBT sport organizations, working in partnership with other sport organization to pursue this mandate, and providing the financial framework to support GLISA's global efforts.

EGLSF

The European Gay & Lesbian Sport Federation was founded in 1989. Its aims are:

· fight against discrimination in sport on grounds of sexual preference

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· stimulate integration in sport and emancipation of lesbians and gays

· enable and support the coming out of gay and lesbian sports men and women

· exchange information and enable co-ordination between European sport groups and tournaments

· support the founding of new gay/lesbian/bisexual/straight/transgendered and mixed sport groups

We are a federation which is open to gay, lesbian, straight and mixed sport groups and organizations. At the moment this network has more than 10,000 members within over 100 organizations and sport groups. In the EGLSF all member organizations are autonomous: the Federation is operating as a servicing and co-ordinating body.


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