Pool d'expert·es internationaux·ales sur un sport sûr
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The Pool of International Experts on Safe Sport is the single entry point to a unique source of multi-disciplinary expertise covering all forms of violence and abuse against children in sport.
The Pool builds on the previously established pool of European experts on sexual violence in sport which has existed since 2017.
It brings together Policy-makers, Researchers and Academics, Specialists supporting people with lived experience, as well as three new categories: (Child) Safeguarding Officers, Trainers/Consultants and Agents of Change.
The Pool is a means for peer-learning, capacity building and fostering exchanges between all those who have a role to play in preventing and combating any form of violence and abuse against children in the field of sport.
Role and activities
- Advocating on safe sport for children towards European and international institutions and sport organisations, as well as at their own national level.
- Sharing their experience and knowledge.
- Disseminating relevant materials and information.
- Participating in an annual meeting, where members have the opportunity to exchange views, ideas and practices on keeping children safe in sport.
Including advocates and people with lived experience of violence and abuse in the world of sport, who are actively contributing to improve safeguarding measures in sport and raising awareness about the issue.
Often considered as key players in the development and implementation of effective child safeguarding policies and strategies, they are appointed by a sport organisation or public authority and contribute to preventing all forms of abuse and violence, including against children and to responding to concerns in sport settings.
Responsible for the development of safeguarding policies and strategies in the field of sport in public authorities or sports organisations, at both national and international level.
With an expertise in safeguarding in sport.
Experienced in providing support to children and adults with lived experience of abuse and violence in sport. Such support can be medical, legal, psychological, etc.
Providing any kind of support on safeguarding in sport, including educational and training resources and activities.
Gloria Viseras, Victim support specialist and survivor of sexual abuse in sport
Kari Fasting, Professor emerita, Norwegian school of sport Havard Ovregard, Adviser, Norwegian olympic & paralympic committee and confederation of sports
