Titled “Ask the Expert: Athlete Voice, Trust and Integrity in Sport”, the webinar will explore the responsibility of everyone involved in sport in maintaining a clean and healthy sporting environment.
The session will take place from 14:00 to 15:00 CET on 27 October, bringing together experts from athlete services, sport compliance, coaching and intelligence and investigations.
The discussion will be moderated by Anita Hartung from the ITA Education team. The panellists are Kelsey Erickson, Senior Director of Athlete Services, Safe Sport & Compliance at USA Cycling; Cleopatra Borel, four-time Olympian from Trinidad and Tobago and Assistant Coach at Virginia Tech; and Guillermo Martinez, ITA Intelligence & Investigations Officer.
The session will take place from 14:00 to 15:00 CET on 27 October, bringing together experts from athlete services, sport compliance, coaching and intelligence and investigations.
The discussion will be moderated by Anita Hartung from the ITA Education team. The panellists are Kelsey Erickson, Senior Director of Athlete Services, Safe Sport & Compliance at USA Cycling; Cleopatra Borel, four-time Olympian from Trinidad and Tobago and Assistant Coach at Virginia Tech; and Guillermo Martinez, ITA Intelligence & Investigations Officer.
Participants will have the opportunity to explore the role of athletes in promoting integrity, the importance of trust within sporting environments, and the shared responsibility of sports organisations and individuals in protecting clean sport.
The webinar will include simultaneous interpretation in Arabic, Spanish, French and Russian, helping make the discussion accessible to a wider international audience.
The ISSF encourages members of the shooting sport community to take part in the session and contribute to the ongoing conversation around integrity, athlete welfare and a safe sporting environment.
The webinar will include simultaneous interpretation in Arabic, Spanish, French and Russian, helping make the discussion accessible to a wider international audience.
The ISSF encourages members of the shooting sport community to take part in the session and contribute to the ongoing conversation around integrity, athlete welfare and a safe sporting environment.