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Scott keeps it consistent

Senior coach, Chris Scott, says the Cats don't focus on the scoreboard results but key areas of play, even after a loss

5:35pm  May 21, 2013

Cats and Taylor confident of contract

Both Harry Taylor and the Cats are confident he'll remain at the club

12:56pm  May 21, 2013

Simonds set to rock

Simonds stadium's three projects are on track to be completed for Geelong's first ever night game next Saturday

12:34pm  May 21, 2013

Respect for Diversity

The Geelong Football Club is a welcoming place where we seek to engage respectfully with people with diverse experiences and backgrounds. We believe that this will deepen our understanding and appreciation of others, motivate us to embrace our differences and make us richer for the experience. As a result our Club will strengthen and grow.

 

To view the club's policy on diversity please follow this link.

Reconciliation Action Plan

As part of the RACE pillar in the Respect for Diversity Policy the Geelong Cats have been recently endorsed by Reconciliation Australia on our inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan. The primary goal of Reconciliation is to deepen the understanding of Aboriginal culture and history for non Aboriginal Australians with a focus on Respect, Relationships and Opportunities. The Geelong Cats has several programs and partnerships that are focussed to work within the Aboriginal Communities of the Barwon South West region, Victoria and Australia.

 

Click here to view the RAP