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Speaking Up In Sport: Safe Steps For Reporting Misconduct

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Reporting systems in sports only work when athletes and staff know exactly how to use them. Locker room culture, rigid team hierarchies, and the constant pressure over playing time keep too many people quiet, even when they’ve witnessed something clearly wrong. That silence isn’t irrational. Concrete data show a troubling trend in workplace reporting: only [...]

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