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Mike Klintzing, the Founder and Executive Director of Head Start Basketball, shares 12 characteristics that make a great teammate.

Everyone can learn about response protocols, how to report, and what to do when abuse is disclosed

Locker rooms can be ideal places for team bonding, building friendships, and camaraderie between athletes. But left unmonitored, these spaces can quickly turn dangerous.

As athletes, sport builds us up. It challenges us and helps us grow.

According to the U.S. Center for SafeSport, here’s what you need to know about recognizing, responding to, and reporting abuse and misconduct.

Read through these strategies to meet kids where they are and ensure they can thrive in an equitable environment.

Discover how the U.S. Center for SafeSport is working to build and enforce safer environments in youth sports.

Make sure your team experiences a positive and successful season by getting everyone involved onto the same page from the very start.

Deborah Gilboa, MD, explains how to ask for the respect that you need from anyone within your sports circle, from doctors to coaches to teammates.

Respectful behaviors might seem obvious, but often, what you consider signs of respect are things that athletes simply haven’t learned or don’t understand.