HANDBOOK OF MAPPED GOOD PRACTICES – IO1

REPORT OF ANALYSIS – IO2

“Promoting Respect and Values and Tackling Sexism, Violence and Discrimination among Coaches and Trainers in Professional and Grassroots Sports. An analysis of the situation in Europe.”

TRAINING TOOLKIT FOR COACHES – IO3

TRAINING TOOLKIT FOR OBSERVERS – IO4

ETHICAL CODE IN COACHING – IO5

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

FAIRCOACHING PRESENTATION – IO6

FC EUROPEAN CAMPAIGN TOOLKIT – IO7

POSTERS WITH THE KEY MESSAGES OF FAIR COACHING – IO7

COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS – IO7

Logo, folder, letterhead, roll-up and slider.

LED SCREENS – IO7

Sidelines LEDs created for the, Italy, Final Four Italy Cup Men Serie A1, Casalecchio di Reno, Italy,10.000 observers in presence, Tv audience data:
Semifinal Perugia-Piacenza 120.225; Semifinal Trento-Milano 149.604. Final 290.077. Rai2 Channel.

FAIRCOACHING CAMPAIGN – IO7

Guidelines on Strengthening Reporting Systems against Discrimination in Sport – IO8

FAIR COACHING FINAL REPORT 2022 – IO9

DATA COLLECTION

Data was collected first through a survey spread among athletes and organisations among partner countries of the FAIR COACHING project  : Italy, Netherlands, Serbia, France and Greece. Finland, did not run this specific survey because there has been a lot of quality research concerning ethical aspects in sport and sport coaching in their country. The most remarkable study is called Harassment in Finnish competitive sport, and was published in September 2020. The study was carried out by Finnish Center for Integrity in Sports (FINCIS). Because of this multisport and large-scale study was done similarly with the Fair Coaching project, the project’s own study was not committed in Finland.