Coachen with consensus
Building on the SAFE-Sport project, the Coaching with Consensus project's mission is to centralize the various valorization ...
We are excited to announce the call for abstracts for the 1st Safe Sport Science Slam to be held on November 27, 2024, in Antwerp, Belgium. We welcome abstract submissions on safe sport research ideas, ongoing or recently published research.
Are you passionate about conducting research in safe sport? Would you like to share your research and learn from others? We invite you to present your work during the Safe Sport Science Slam.
We challenge you to present your research ideas or findings in a clear, concise, creative and engaging way to a live academic audience. The presentations will have a 10/5 format: 10 min presentation and 5 min for questions.
Why submitting an abstract?
Convinced? Click here and follow the guidelines for submitting your abstract.
Questions? Contact us at safeguardingsportandsociety@thomasmore.be
The Safe Sport Science Slam is part of the Safe Sport Inspiration Days 2024, organized by Thomas More, Ghent University and Sportieq.
Helena Verhelle is a researcher in the research group People and Well-being, research line Safeguarding Sport & Society. She focusses on the prevalence and prevention of harassment and abuse in sports and higher eduction.
Tine Vertommen (PhD) is research coordinator of Safeguarding Sport & Society in the People and Well-being research group. As a criminologist she conducts research on the prevalence and prevention of harassment and abuse in sports.
Karolien Adriaens (PhD) is a researcher in the People and Well-being research group, research line Safeguarding Sport & Society. As a clinical psychologist she is working on research projects on harassment and abuse in sports and child maltreatment
Jon Brain (PhD) is a researcher of the People and Well-Being research group, research line Safeguarding Sport & Society. As a Sport Psychologist he is currently participating in the Safe Football Allies project.