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Liza Ware joined the NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) in March 2018 after 20 years’ experience in front line Child Protection and Children’s Rights work.  

In this session we explore essential factors to address when creating the environment that defines an organisation and those who are at its core – staff, volunteers, participants and athletes.

Former Olympic rower and founder and Director of Neurodiverse Sport, Caragh McMurtry shares her experiences of overcoming adversity as an Autistic athlete. 

Hear about why climate action has never been more important, how to get stakeholder support when tackling your organisation’s approach, and what practical steps to take next.

Nate and Rachel draw on their work on the prevention of violence against women and girls through sport and in communities, and their experience of implementing bystander intervention around axes of difference and inequality, including race, disability, seniority, sexuality, age and gender.

Drawing on several themes of the day, this session addresses how to ensure your organisation puts the safety and wellbeing of its people at the heart of its culture.

Young people are, quite literally, the future of sport. In this session, we explore how organisations can tap into the thinking and views of youth, incorporating their voice into decision making, strategy setting and the general life and activities of the organisation.