Sport offers a number of physical, psychological and social benefits however it is not immune from wider societal ills. Research demonstrates that harassment and abuse can and does occur in sport, just as it occurs outside of sport.
Harassment and abuse presents a serious risk to an athlete’s health, participation and performance. By understanding what is meant by the term harassment and abuse and importantly, our role in safeguarding athletes, we as a sporting community can tackle it head on and help keep sport safe for all.
In this course Dr Margo Mountjoy, an associate professor from McMaster University in Canada and Sheldon Kennedy, a former professional Ice Hockey player share their personal insights and experiences to help you understand the topic and empower you to be part of the solution.
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Safeguarding Athletes from Harassment and Abuse
McMaster University and Athlete 365 via Independent
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- Cost Free Online Course
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- Language English
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- What may constitute harassment and abuse;
- What the signs of harassment and abuse may be;
- Why harassment and abuse may happen;
- How you can play a role in safeguarding athletes from harassment and abuse in sport;
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Margo Mountjoy and Sheldon Kennedy
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Ligaya K
6 months ago
completed this course and found the course difficulty to be very easy.
This is a very useful course and is a must for all coaches. Neglect which is usually taken for granted should be of importance as well. Thanks to the authors Ms. Mountjoy and Mr. Kennedy
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