A unique, positive and inclusive approach!
As part of the Together Against Bullying financial support program implemented by the Government of Quebec’s Ministère de la Famille, Sport’Aide has developed a new approach inspired by best practices and adapted to the reality of the sport community in order to prevent and counter bullying.
Presented under the theme Take action! Counter bullying in sports, this unique approach aims to equip the entire sports community as well as the general public in order to tackle this societal problem.
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Take action! Counter bullying in sports offers a multitude of original content to meet your needs. Awareness clips, posters, tools, conferences and even comic strips for young people are made available to you in the tabs meant for the various stakeholders in the sports community. There you will find the latest editions of The Adventures of Cindy.
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Cindy Ouellet represented Canada at four Paralympic Games in wheelchair basketball (3 times) and in Para-Nordic skiing (once). She is one of the rare athletes to have participated in both the Summer and Winter Games. However, she doesn’t just stand out for her athletic accomplishments. She is also an example of academic perseverance, completing a Ph.D. in bio-medical engineering from the University of Southern California, not to mention her 12 years of conservatory in piano. In short, she represents the quintessence of integral human development.
A two-time winner of the Vanier Cup with Laval University’s Rouge et Or, champion of the most recent Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and now playing for the Houston Texans of the National Football League (NFL), Antony Auclair joined Sport’Aide in order to prevent and take action against bullying in sport. A great example of success, since he is a synonym for perseverance and tenacity, Antony represents a model to follow for our young athletes. Having experienced bullying himself in his youth, the message from the Texans #83 – influenced by the importance of leadership and respect – will affect the people who will see, like we say here, that he has his heart in the right place.
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Understanding bullying: repetition (Part 1)
Over the years, bullying has become a catchphrase often used indiscriminately to speak about violence between young people. Bullying is then confused with conflict, teasing or insults. Yet, there are huge differences between these behaviours. Read more...
