“[…] Safeguarding is often discussed primarily in terms of protecting children and athletes from abuse, …
Read More »St Rose: Safeguarding shouldn’t stop at preventing harm—create better environments for athlete development
“[…] Safeguarding is often discussed primarily in terms of protecting children and athletes from abuse, neglect, exploitation, harassment and other forms of harm. Those responsibilities remain fundamental. “However, safeguarding should not stop at preventing harm. It should also help create the conditions in which athletes can develop safely, confidently and …
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