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Women's Hour: Steven van de Velde Olympics controversy
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Game Changers Podcast: Ensuring sport is safe for everyone
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Ann Craft Trust Podcast: Safeguarding Matters
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Athletics Weekly: UKA partners with Kyniska Advocacy to boost athlete safeguarding
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Athlete Media Group: Kyniska Advocacy Urges New UK Government to Champion Safe Sport for Women and Girls
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BBC Documentary: 'Nowhere to Run: Abused by Our Coach'
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BBC: Paris Olympics - Convicted rapist Van de Velde to compete at Olympics on Sunday
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Women and Equalities Committee
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The Guardian: Female athletes face ‘serious health implications’ of missed periods
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Telegraph: Mhairi Maclennan condemns 'paltry progress' on safeguarding athletes against coaches
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Telegraph: Athletes unite in US abortion fight
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Telegraph: The whistleblowers driving Sport’s #MeToo movement
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BBC: 'Every woman has fear' - why risks facing female athletes remain
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Fuel Your Strength Podcast
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Marie Claire: Female Athlete Health Report
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The Good, the Bad & the Rugby Podcast
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ITV: British Judo sanctioned coach over sexual relationship with athlete - and then promoted him
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Experts in Sport Podcast: Safegaurding and Interpersonal Abuse in Sport
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Business Behind Sport Podcast: Trauma Informed Governance
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The Ankura Podcast: Safeguarding in Sport
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High Speed Training Podcast: How crucial is safeguarding in sport?
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Bird & Bird Podcast: Safeguarding in Sport - from Australia to the UK
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Social Sport Podcast: Policy Change to Protect Athletes
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Who we work with
At Kyniska, we don’t work alone. It is important to us that we work with National Governing bodies and other organisations as we all strive towards our collective vision: A sporting community which fosters a safe environment for all athletes and has the protection and welfare of women at its heart.
Let’s do this together
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