Why We Play: How Can Sport Best Promote Belonging? @aspeninstitute
Why We Play: How Can Sport Best Promote Belonging? @aspeninstitute
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The first Why We Play roundtable brought together a remarkable mix of athletes, artists, authors, and thinkers inside the Rose Bowl Stadium locker room for a rare and candid dialogue on Belonging. Guided by co-moderators Tom Farrey and Britt Salvesen, the group explored how sport unites, divides, and ultimately shapes our sense of identity.

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Why We Play: How Can Sport Best Promote Belonging?

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