How to Stop Bullying in Sports
Here you can find tips on how to stop bullying in sports and research articles about preventing hazing on your team and student-athletes improving their school community.
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Coaches have power to affect team climate and a climate of safety and respect will foster pro-social behavior.
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Read these ten background screening best practices from PCA Trusted Resource, Verified Volunteers.
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First, think about encouraging your daughter to help her coach understand her play, personality, and learning.
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If there is even a question of abuse, it would be wise to remove your child from the situation immediately.
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This Award-winning Coach says it's important to simply show kids, ALL kids, that you care, not just some.
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Don't participate in hazing, build positive traditions, as hazing can build team unity, but can be fatal.
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Jack Clark talks about the importance of respect toward teammates, officials, and opponents in rugby.
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Start by asking one or two people on your team: “How can we create safer spaces for LGBTQ athletes, coaches?"
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Sharon Robinson is the Bronxville High School Lacrosse Coach and Vice Chairman of the One Love Foundation.
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Ben Tepper, PhD in organizational psychology from Ohio State, shares his thoughts on abusive coaching.