High School / National Build Champions
Below you will find examples of champion building strategies being implemented by national organizations (sport, SV/DV) in multiple sites across the US that target high school-aged athletes (age 14-18) and organizations that work with them to prevent SV/DV.
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NO MORE
NO MORE
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NO MORE
NO MORE
NO MORE aims to raise public awareness and engagement around ending domestic violence and sexual assault. Launched in March 2013 by a coalition of leading advocacy groups, service providers, the U.S. Department of Justice, and major corporations, NO MORE is supported by hundreds of national and local groups and by thousands of individuals, organizations, universities, and communities who are using its signature blue symbol to increase visibility for domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Positive Coaching Alliance Workshops
Positive Coaching Alliance
Visit WebsiteTypically, an individual school or youth sports organization hosts a Leadership workshop for its... read more
Positive Coaching Alliance Workshops
Positive Coaching Alliance
Typically, an individual school or youth sports organization hosts a Leadership workshop for its directors, a separate Double-Goal Coach workshop for all its coaches, and a separate Second-Goal Parent workshop. A Triple-Impact Competitor workshop is available for teenage athletes in the school or organization. PCA also offers Partnerships that include workshops for school districts, conferences, park-and-recreation organizations, leagues, and youth sports consortiums in all 50 states and several other nations. Each workshop takes anywhere from 30 minutes to two hours and is led by a PCA Trainer with deep athletic and coaching experience (usually at least three years at the high school level or above). The Trainer explains PCA's three key principles -- Redefining "Winning" as Mastery of Sport, Filling Emotional Tanks and Honoring the Game -- and leads attendees through a series of interactive exercises based on common youth sports scenarios. The result is that the group of leaders, coaches, parents or athletes begins to explore different approaches for success and establishes a common vocabulary for use in providing athletes a positive, character-building youth sports environment.
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Scenarios and Discussion Guides
Mentors in Violence Prevention Strategies
Visit WebsiteMVP provides College and High School resources and tools for working with both male and female... read more
Scenarios and Discussion Guides
Mentors in Violence Prevention Strategies
MVP provides College and High School resources and tools for working with both male and female athletes that uses scenarios to lead discussions. This site also includes a handout called "10 Things Men Can Do to Prevent Gender Violence" in 6 languages.
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Sport Situational Prevention Approach (SSPA)
Dr. Keith Kaufman & U.S. Center for SafeSport
Visit WebsiteFrom the U.S. Center for SafeSport website:
"The Sport Situational Prevention Approach (... read more
Sport Situational Prevention Approach (SSPA)
Dr. Keith Kaufman & U.S. Center for SafeSport
From the U.S. Center for SafeSport website:
"The Sport Situational Prevention Approach (SSPA) is a new, three-year, grant-funded project in collaboration with leading authority Dr. Keith Kaufman. The SSPA aims to:
- Help keep athletes safe;
- Support and strengthen prevention efforts in sports;
- Create safety tools tailored for use by the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee and elite youth sports organizations;
- Create an early warning system to identify and address safety risks when they are in their earliest stages."
SSPA Implementation Manual: https://uscenterforsafesport.org/training-and-education/outreach-initiat...
SSPA Training Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVmT8xt041WgHHXtqcCpWynPLuj-IRV69
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US Center for SafeSport
US Center for SafeSport
Visit WebsiteAthletes will perform better, soar higher, and get more from sport if they feel safe. SafeSport... read more
US Center for SafeSport
US Center for SafeSport
Athletes will perform better, soar higher, and get more from sport if they feel safe. SafeSport seeks to create a healthy, supportive environment for all participants. Through education, resources, and training, we help members of the sport community recognize, reduce, and respond to misconduct in sport.
The Center has two offices, each with distinct roles in helping to create a safe, strengthening environment for athletes.
- Administers national programming to promote respect and prevent abuse
- Raises awareness of issues
- Provides educational materials and resources
- Investigates and resolves alleged violations of the SafeSport Code for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement
- Uses neutral and independent investigators and arbitrators in its processes
- Gathers and analyzes data that is used to improve awareness and prevention programs
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