Play the Game is an
international conference
and communication initiative
aiming to strengthen the
ethical foundation of sport
and promote democracy,
transparency and freedom
of expression in sport
Play the Game 2019
Join leading stakeholders in debates on sports governance, corruption and crime, safeguarding of athletes, the future of anti-doping and other vital issues in sport.
Bring your ideas, solutions and expertise to Play the Game 2019 in Colorado Springs (CO), USA, from 13-16 October.
NEWS
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“More investigative journalists could cause earthquakes in sport”
20.09.2019 /Interview: After exposing the Russian state doping regime, Hajo Seppelt and his team at ARD and EyeOpening.Media became role models in investigative sports journalism. > -
Formula 1 does not seem to have a positive impact on host regions
13.09.2019 /New study suggests that hosting a Formula 1 race does not produce positive effects on GDP, employment or tourism. On the contrary, it has negative effects 3-4 years after a Grand Prix. > -
WADA reforms have not gone far enough to enhance WADA’s independence
13.09.2019 /Response from Ali Jawad, Para-Powerlifter and Global Athlete Start Up member, to the article ‘WADA president ‘welcomes feedback’ from iNADO after call for a separation of powers’. > -
RUSADA head and IOC athlete members among more than 150 speakers at Play the Game 2019
05.09.2019 /The programme draft for Play the Game 2019 is ready. Register now and get access to a unique network of international leaders in the sports debate. > -
World Players Association to strengthen athlete voices at Play the Game 2019
05.09.2019 /Play the Game and the World Players Association are working together to feature the knowledge and experience of the global player movement. > -
Play the Game delegates to visit famous USOPC training hub
05.09.2019 /Thanks to support from the USOPC, the delegates at Play the Game 2019 will get a chance to visit the Colorado Springs Olympic & Paralympic Training Center. > -
WADA president “welcomes feedback” from iNADO
27.08.2019 /Interview: Sir Craig Reedie says WADA reforms are the first step in an ongoing process with regards to good governance and independence. Two experts explain the difficulties in this process for WADA and CAS. >