TAFISA Webinar: Building a Culture of Safeguarding in Sport for All - September 22

What can every community Sport for All organization do to ensure they have a safeguarding culture?  How easy can safeguarding be made in a community, non-competitive and volunteer-led sport environment? 

Find out on September 22 during a webinar hosted by The Association for International Sport for All (TAFISA).

Register for Webinar Here

About the webinar:

Safeguarding on paper means having policies, reporting mechanisms, codes of conduct and designated responsibilities. Safeguarding in practice means that people understand them, trust the reporting process, recognize unsafe behavior, know how to respond and see leaders act consistently. This webinar will explore how leadership behavior, power, trust and organizational culture determine whether safeguarding policies actually work. This webinar is for volunteers, sports administrators, leaders, students and parents.

More about TAFISA:

The IBTF is a member of TAFISA. 

TAFISA is the Association for International Sport for All, a global non‑profit organization dedicated to promoting inclusive physical activity, community health, and participation in sport across all ages and abilities. It works with major international bodies such as the UN, WHO, UNESCO, IOC, and others to advance Sport for All initiatives worldwide. IBTF members are strongly encouraged to get involved in its activities at the local and regional level to help expand and expose baton twirling throughout the world.