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MAAPP Series Conclusion 2021
The concluding episode of this yearlong series reinforces the importance of these policies and summarizes topics and learnings from prior series episodes.
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August 18, 2021| Podcasts
This podcast details the development and rationale for the 2022 MAAPP, and how they help prevent abuse and misconduct related to young athletes in sport settings.
The concluding episode of this yearlong series reinforces the importance of these policies and summarizes topics and learnings from prior series episodes.
Common policy questions are answered, including nuances of the “observable and interruptible” standard, and guidance on electronic communications and locker rooms.
Parent and coach Kelly Moon discusses her experiences with sport and how MAAPP principles guide proactive safety measures she takes with her team.
Learn more about trainings and resources that can help you apply abuse prevention practices and policies in your sport setting.
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