Child Online Protection in Sports
Sports organizations play an important role in many children’s lives. They provide a social hub where children can play, have fun, meet new friends, develop skills and maintain a healthier lifestyle. This all contributes to the children’s happiness, well-being and healthy development. Moreover, children have the right to rest and leisure and to engage in play and recreational activities, such as sport, according to Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. A Policy Brief was developed under the ITU child online protection initiative, within the framework of the Global Cybersecurity Agenda (GCA) and in partnership with the Scort Foundation
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Sector Perspective: a wellbeing lens in the third sector
Wellbeing is ‘how we are doing’. Wellbeing is about people and creating the conditions for us all to thrive. It ...
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Leyton Orient Engagement Review ’16-’17
Leyton Orient, since its inception in 1881, is recognised as a Community Club, aiming to raise aspiration amongst the communities that ...
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The glass ceiling in European football
The findings in this report illustrate the levels of representation of ‘visible’ minorities and women in senior governance, senior operations ...
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