Olympic diving gold medallist Tom Daley's career in the sport started early, at age 7 – and from there, the rest was history. He qualified for 2024 Paris Games – his fifth – and won silver in the men's synchro competition with Noah Williams. His five Olympic medals are a first for a British athlete in the sport. Following Tokyo, Daley announced a short-lived retirement before setting his sights on Paris 2024. Daley gave hope to the LGBTQ+ community after coming out as gay and championing for same-sex rights across the Commonwealth, turned a viral knitting moment into an opportunity to raise money for cancer charities, completed a gruelling triathlon to put a spotlight on poverty, and most recently shared his struggles with body image and an eating disorder. Tom Daley has inspired millions of people: from advocating for LGBTQ+ rights to knitting for charity as Great Britain's most decorated diver of all time, there is no doubt about the legacy Tom Daley left in the pool. The impact he has had outside of it, however, is no less significant. From LGBTQ+ advocacy to charity fundraisers and opening up about poor body image, Daley proves he is much more than a talented athlete. Do you knit?

Quinn captured gold with Canada at Tokyo 2020, making history as the first openly transgender, non-binary person to win an Olympic medal. They appeared in all six of Canada's matches, starting five of them, including the quarterfinal, semifinal, and final. Quinn made their Olympic debut at Rio 2016 where they helped Canada win the bronze medal. They competed at their first FIFA Women's World Cup in 2019 and were then part of the Canadian team at the 2023 FIFA Women's world Cup. In September 2023, they played in the first leg of the Concacaf Olympic Playoff versus Jamaica. In 2024, they helped Canada reach the semifinals of the inaugural Concacaf Gold Cup. Quinn: Canadian soccer player and trailblazer as the first openly transgender, non-binary athlete to win an Olympic gold medal (in 2021) and continued competing in Paris. This video presents; Soccer Star Quinn On The Realities Of Being A Trans Athlete. Were you aware of this young successful athlete who dares to different?

Nikki Hiltz: Team USA's trans non-binary track runner who made a strong showing in the 1500m. ABC News' Stephanie Ramos speaks with Team USA middle distance runner Nikki Hiltz about their journey to the 2024 Paris Olympics and their LGBTQ+ advocacy after coming out as transgender nonbinary. Nikki Hiltz finished seventh in the women's 1500-meter final at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Did you know competing at the Stade de France, Hiltz made history as the first openly transgender and non-binary athlete to reach an individual Olympic track final ?