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Kyniska Advocacy – How Working in Partnership Can Help Prevent Abuse in Sport – Safeguarding Matters

Posted by Elliot Davies in Safeguarding Adults

How Working in Partnership Can Help Prevent Abuse in Sport

Ann Craft Trust Safeguarding Adults in Sport for Wales Manager Jodi Evans talks to Mhairi Maclennan – Co founder and CEO of Kyniska Advocacy.

Kyniska Advocacy works with UK sporting communities to influence change in welfare and wellbeing policies for women in sport.

Jodi and Mhairi discuss the work of Kyniska Advocacy, and how working in partnership can help prevent abuse in sport.

Among other things, they cover what we mean when we talk about “participant voice”, and explore how sport organisations can effectively listen and respond to their participants to create a safer and more inclusive environment for all.

Listen below:

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