Die Sport Unit der Europäischen Kommission fördert das dsj-Projekt „Prevention of sexualized violence in Sports – Impulses for an open, secure and sound sporting environment in Europe” mit einer Laufzeit von 15 Monaten. Der Katalog ist online verfügbar.
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Prevention of sexual and gender harassment and abuse in sports - Initiatives in Europe and beyond, PDF.
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Table of contents
1. Introduction 9
2. Empirical findings and existing recommendations 11
3. The status quo in selected European countries 14
4. Initiatives in Europe and beyond 18
Sexual harassment and abuse study among Norwegian female elite athletes 19
Women in sport in the Czech Republic – experiences of female athletes 22
Prevalence of male sexual harassment among Greek female sports
participants 26
Detection and prevention of sexual harassment and violence in sport (France) 30
2012 forum: Breaking the cycle of child sexual abuse (Greece) 33
Respect in Sport. Canada’s online programme 37
From research to a social change – preventing sexual harassment in sports (Czech
Republic) 40
A model to prevent sexual abuse in sport (Canada) 42
Red card against sexualised violence in sports (Germany) 45
Police check for those working with minors and the mentally disabled in
sports clubs (Norway) 48
Good sport environments for children (Denmark) 51
Establishing the National Child Safeguarding in Sport Panel (UK) 54
Member protection policy (Australia) 57
Against sexualised violence – a commented guideline for safeguarding
children and youth in sports clubs (Germany) 60
‘Sexuality and policy’ framework (Belgium) 63
Helpline for sexual harassment in sports (Netherlands) 67
What about the respect – we not me (Denmark) 71 The FA respect and licensed coach scheme (UK) 73
Evaluating child protection and safeguarding within a national governing
body (UK) 78
5. Conclusion 81
List of abbreviations 82
References 83
