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THE SECOND SAFE HARBOUR NEWSLETTER IS OUT!

October 6, 2025
The SAFE HARBOUR project has released its second newsletter, continuing its mission to strengthen safeguarding in European sport. Published every six months, the newsletter keeps partners, stakeholders, and the wider sporting community informed about the project’s achievements, activities, and upcoming initiatives.   This second edition highlights the project’s dynamic progress since March 2025 and showcases […]
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Strengthening safeguarding in sport: a European priority

August 18, 2025
Sport is widely celebrated for its many positive impacts on individuals and society at large. However, sport also reflects the broader societal contexts in which it exists - contexts that include unequal power dynamics and forms of interpersonal violence. Increasing evidence suggests that sport, if not properly regulated, can replicate these risks. It has become […]
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SAFE HARBOUR Project marks its first milestone: six months of successful cooperation and exchanges

July 28, 2025
June 2025 marks the completion of the first six months of the SAFE HARBOUR project.  Six months during which the consortium has already achieved significant progress across several key areas. From the official launch of the project and its media channels, regular consortium and expert exchanges to the delivery of the first approved deliverable, the […]
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Meet the Consortium: EOC EU Office

March 11, 2025
The European Olympic Committees EU Office (EOC EU Office) is pleased to coordinate the new Erasmus+ Project named “Strengthening Response Mechanism for Safeguarding in European Sports” (SAFE HARBOUR). As the project coordinator, the EOC EU Office will oversee the efforts of 27 partners working together to strengthen safeguarding responses across European sport, ensuring a safer […]
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THE FIRST SAFE HARBOUR NEWSLETTER IS OUT!

March 5, 2025
  The SAFE HARBOUR project has officially launched its first newsletter, marking an important milestone in its mission to raise awareness of safeguarding in European sport.  Published every six months, the newsletter aims to keep stakeholders, partners, and the wider sporting community informed about the project’s progress, key developments, and upcoming initiatives. It provides regular […]
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SAFE HARBOUR showcased at the EOC General Assembly

March 4, 2025
From 28 February to 1 March 2025, the 54th European Olympic Committees (EOC) General Assembly took place in Frankfurt, Germany. Amidst the special atmosphere of key leadership elections, the EOC EU Office actively participated with a dedicated stand, strengthening cooperation with European National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and promoting valuable resources developed through European projects. Among […]
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Events 

IN-PERSON PROJECT MEETINGS

  1. Project Meeting 2 (Bucharest, Romania): 21 – 22 October 2025
  2. Project Meeting 3 (Frankfurt, Germany): June 2026
  3. Project Meeting 4 (Zagreb, Croatia): November 2026

IN-PERSON PROJECT TRAININGS

  1. Workshop on National Strategy (Frankfurt, Germany): June 2026
  2. Training of the Trainer Course (Zagreb, Croatia): November 2026
  3. Training for NOC´s leadership and National Federations: December 2026 – May 2027

PROJECT CONFERENCES and EVENTS

  1. European Conference (online): March 2026
  2. Final Conference (Brussels, Belgium): June 2027
  3. National Multiplier Events: December 2026 – May 2027

ONLINE EXCHANGES

  1. Monthly Consortium Meetings: March 2025 – June 2027
  2. Peer-to-Peer Roundtables: April 2025 – April 2026
  3. Thematic seminars: December 2025 – December 2026

OTHER RELEVANT EVENTS

  1. Erasmus+ Sport 2026 Info-day: 11 December 2025
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