Reducing risk

Learn the top five things every coach, administrator, and parent should know about the Safe Sport Act to maintain a safe environment.

Locker rooms can be ideal places for team bonding, building friendships, and camaraderie between athletes. But left unmonitored, these spaces can quickly turn dangerous.

As athletes, sport builds us up. It challenges us and helps us grow.

According to the U.S. Center for SafeSport, here’s what you need to know about recognizing, responding to, and reporting abuse and misconduct.

Learn how referees and officials are in a unique position to help create abuse-free sport settings for everyone.

Dive into two trainings from the U.S. Center for SafeSport that can help parents, kids start these important conversations.

The right training can make all the difference in recognizing, preventing, and responding to abuse and misconduct in sport settings.

Building healthy relationships and modeling positive behavior set the tone for an abuse-free sport environment.

Athletes deserve abuse-free environments. U.S. Center for SafeSport resources help coaches, admins and volunteers spot harmful behavior.

Are you doing everything in your power to create a safe and inclusive environment for your athletes? Follow this checklist of action items you can take to ensure your athletes are safe.

From pee-wee leagues to the most competitive levels of athletics, sport feeds a critical need in us: to play, to compete, to learn, and to grow.

Discover how the U.S. Center for SafeSport is working to build and enforce safer environments in youth sports.