
Game On! Getting our game on with Stuart Kollmorgen (OAM), Anny Salerni (Dancing) Natalie Korinfsky (Community Footy)
Feb 19, 2025
Stuart Kollmorgen (OAM), a legendary sports advocate and community organizer, Anny Salerni, the energetic principal of a same-sex dance studio, and Natalie Korinfsky, president of a women's football club, dive into the transformative power of sport. They discuss the creation of the Victorian Pride Centre, the vibrant community at Melbourne Frontrunners, and how Anny's dance studio fosters inclusivity. Natalie shares the fight for women’s football equity, highlighting the barriers players face and the importance of community support and activism in sports.
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How A Pride Centre Was Financed
- The Victorian Pride Centre prioritised health services and community facilities when planned for Fitzroy Street.
- Stuart noted government and local council financial support plus creative mortgage investors made the centre viable.
Use Community Mortgage Investment
- Consider mortgage-style community investment to fund local projects with a low-return promise and security.
- Offer donors the option to waive repayment later for tax deductions to convert loans into gifts.
Late-Career Racewalking Success
- Stuart returned to race walking at 40 and later won masters world titles at 10K and 20K.
- He claims the title of "the fastest gay walker there's ever been" from competing in LGBT events.
