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December 18, 2024| Guides
Providing detailed information on MAAPP standards, how participants and organizations should implement these policies, sample scenarios, and best practices for appropriate operations and interactions.
The full model text of the Center’s education, training, and prevention policies binding U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement organizations and relevant individuals, effective January 1, 2025. These minimum standards may be bolstered by others adopted by national governing bodies in sport-specific, center-approved MAAPP policies.
An eight-page primer summarizing essential attributes of MAAPP scope and application, as well as important definitions.
This one-sheet flowchart outlines four key questions to help you determine whether the Education & Training Policy in the MAAPP applies to you.
Learn more about trainings and resources that can help you apply abuse prevention practices and policies in your sport setting.
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