Safe Sport

What happens when you search “abuse” on Google?

You’re returned with 1,900,000,000 results.

B.C. is taking its efforts further by establishing a Safe Sport working group to address sexual abuse in sport.

Ethics and Respect training is a critical component of the RCM, both on and off the field of play.

Background screening is essential to making sport safe for all participants. 

Following the recent removal of a publication ban, several female ski racers bravely spoke out about the sexual assault they suffered fro

Do you know what the Rule of Two is, and how it can protect minor athletes? If not, read on! 

We applaud the leadership of 23 B.C. sport organizations who have taken CAC's Responsible Coaching Movement pledge.

With a $50 000 investment from the Province of British Columbia, we're committed to working with the Coaching Association of Canada and the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to ensure athletes and coaches are safe in sport. 

There’s a critical theme facing society today: sexual abuse. Moreover, sport isn’t spared.

On November 21, the B.C. sport community united behind one of the most critical themes facing society today: child sexual abuse. While the topic is far from new, the time B.C. sport to implement change is now.. Recognizing the urgent need for action, viaSport brought together local, provincial, and national sport organizations to collaborate in a full day of idea shaping, best practice sharing, and policy development, for the first viaSport Safe Sport event.