SafeSport & Athlete Safety
U.S. Ski & Snowboard works to provide a safe environment in which athletes can train and compete, free from abuse and inappropriate behavior. Please review U.S. Ski & Snowboard's Athlete Safety policies, the SafeSport Code and the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies information below and join us in sustaining a culture of safety.
If you are an athlete who has experienced inappropriate behavior or know of an athlete who has experienced inappropriate behavior, CLICK HERE to Report a Concern. We all are part of promoting a culture of safety through education, listening and speaking up.
The SafeSport Code establishes consistent standards of response and resolution to abuse and misconduct claims across the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement, whose affiliated individuals must comply with policies and procedures as defined by the Code.
The Center accepts all reports of sexual abuse and child abuse within the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic movement. Report here if you have reasonable suspicion of sexual misconduct or harassment, child abuse (including child sexual abuse), or intimate relationships involving an imbalance of power.
The Center also accepts reports of emotional and physical misconduct within the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic movement. U.S. Ski & Snowboard requires members to report suspected violations. Reports of emotional and physical misconduct, or violations of the MAAPP may be reported to the Center or directly to U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
The U.S. Center for SafeSport offers a variety of online training courses aimed at creating safe and respectful sport environments for all athletes.
Frequently asked questions regarding who needs SafeSport training? How long is the training process? And how often a refresher course is required?
Additional links to parent information and SafeSport topics for clubs, coaches, and athletes.
