RESPECT
RESPECT stands for Research–Embedded Strategic Plan for Anti–Doping Education: Clean Sport Alliance Initiative for Tackling Doping (RESPECT).
RESPECT emerged from growing recognition that athletes are appreciative of initiatives which genuinely give them voice but speaking out about doping can be a source of distress and create long-lasting negative impacts on athletes’ lives, perpetuating a code of silence regarding doping. To help counter this code of silence and promote the athlete voice, the RESPECT project engaged the anti–doping community through cooperative actions that bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice.
respect
2018-2021
objectives
RESPECT objectives
The objectives of the RESPECT project are informed by well over a decade of research, practice and policy making by the project partners in the field of doping prevention.
Objective 1: Through the development of a Clean Sport Knowledge Exchange Platform, fundamentally shift how the European anti–doping community learn and exchange knowledge in order to encourage dialogue with relevant European stakeholders to ensure the development of evidence–informed prevention programmes.
Objective 2: Through international forums and a series of films, give voice to the clean sport movement, and clean athletes in particular, to ensure their experiences and complex decisions and trajectories are at the centre of anti–doping discourse and policy–making.
Objective 3: Co–create the research agenda for doping prevention by drawing upon international expertise in the field of doping prevention research and practice through the established Delphi method.
Objective 4: Devise a 10–year Research–Embedded Strategic Plan for Anti–Doping Education (Clean Sport Plan 2030) to feed decision–making and policy–making in the area of doping prevention.
Objective 5: Retain and further enhance the position of Europe as a leader in doping prevention and in the development of solutions that are relevant to the social economy of the Union.
work packages & LINKs to outputs
work packages
Lead organisation: University of Birmingham
Lead organisation: Leeds Beckett University
Lead organisation: Kingston University London
Lead Organisation: University of Birmingham
5. Communication, dissemination and development of an advanced internet–based Clean Sport Knowledge Exchange Platform.
Lead Organisation: Leeds Beckett University
events
Clean Sport Insight Forum: Changing the Lens to RESPECT Clean Sport
§ Lead organisation – UK Anti–Doping
§ Venue: Congress Centre, 28 Great Russell Street, London
§ Date: 4 September 2019
Toward 2030: 2nd Clean Sport Insight Forum
§ Lead organisation – Leeds Beckett University
§ Venue: Virtual Event
§ Date: 8-9 December 2020
RESPECT project Team members
COLIN ALLEN
Formerly UK Anti-Doping
prof Sue Backhouse
Leeds Beckett University
Ian Boardley
University of Birmingham
martin chandler
University of Birmingham
LIAM Jefferson
Formerly UK Anti-Doping
Erik Duiven
Doping Authority Netherlands
Jani Dvoršak
Slovenian Anti-Doping Organisation
andrew heyeS
University of Birmingham
siobhan leonard
Sport Ireland
DR Nina Makuc
Slovenian Anti-Doping Organisation
rachel maGuire
Formerly Sport Ireland
DR Laura martinelli
Kingston University London
paul moss
UK Anti-Doping
Prof Andrea Petróczi
Kingston University London
Dr laurie patterson
Leeds Beckett University
Wendy Schootemeijer
Doping Authority Netherlands
Dr helen staff
Leeds Beckett University
DR sam thrower
University of Roehampton