Fair Coaching

Fair Coaching is a 3 year project that started in 2020, aimed at promoting respect and values among professional and most of all grassroots coaches and trainers, contrasting sexist, violent and discriminatory behaviours to ensure a healthy and inspiring sport environment for professional and young athletes.

Lead by Lega Pallavolo Serie A from Italy, the objectives of Fair Coaching are:

  • Promote a widespread awareness among professional and grassroots coaches, supporters, athletes and athletes families about unfair and discriminatory behaviours in coaching towards all athletes and particularly young female athletes as they are the most affected target;
  • Support grassroots and professional sport clubs, federations, leagues and organizations in developing policy and a plan of action to prevent and tackle these behaviours and adopting binding European codes of conduct and ethical guidelines in coaching and training
  • Spread good examples in coaching and respect as well as a peer tutoring among testimonials and athletes, professional and grassroots, to increase awareness, activism, reporting about this issue in Europe

The project partners involved are: Association Alice Milliat (France)  KEA (Greece), National Coaches Association (Finland), Serbian Rugby League Federation (Serbia), ASSIST (Italy),  and the Fare network.

For more information please visit the website:
https://www.faircoaching.eu

PROJECT PRESENTATION

SOCIAL CAMPAIGN

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ETHICAL CODE

A simple, short decalogue of ethic rules in coaching to avoid any kind of abuse and discriminations in coaching.

Ethical code

 

6th March 2022
Final of the Italian Superleague Volleyball Cup

A 12,000-seat palasport in Bologna is hosting the final of the Italian Superleague Volleyball Cup.

 

Click here to download the folder 

 

Fair Coaching Project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.