International
Council for Coach Education: Ethics in Coaching
(Appreciation
is extended to the organizations that have given permission
to share their materials)
The
ICCE believes that international collaboration and exchange
can accelerate positive change in the realm of coaching
development. One area where we would like to have a positive
impact is ethics in coaching. The idea is to collect and
share information about different solutions and materials
on this topic.
MATERIALS
RELATED TO ETHICS IN SPORT:
International
Tennis Federation
Australia
Refer
to the Australian Sports Web: www.ausport.gov.au/,
go to Policies/Issues for publications that will assist
your sport in developing policies for issues such as anti-doping,
harassment free sport and member protection.
Provided
by: Australian Sport Commission
Canada
www.coach.ca
Provided
by: Coaching Association of Canada
Finland
The
purpose of this guidebook is to tell about sexual harassment
for adults involved in the field of sports – parents,
coaches, trainers, instructors, teachers, club managers,
administrators, sports facility maintenance personnel and
others responsible for children and youth sports. The intention
is also to offer a set of guidelines to prevent sexual harassment
in sports.
Provided
by Finnish Sports Federation
United
States
www.usolympicteam.com/
Provided
by: United States Olympic Committee
Updated
August 23, 2005
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