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 - Athlete power on the rise
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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Study points to systemic shortfalls of scientific integrity in anti-doping
25.04.2019 /Study calls the regulation under WADA ‘arbitrary'. Scientific robustness is of great importance, but there is more to anti-doping than science, says WADA. > -
‘A timely and provocative paper’
25.04.2019 /New study on scientific integrity in anti-doping raises many valid questions with respect to the current anti-doping regime, says Graeme Steel, iNADO CEO, but also has some critical viewpoints. > -
Journalists investigating sports corruption exposed to many kinds of risks
15.04.2019 /For some journalists, reporting on integrity breaches in sport comes at a price, says this paper and presents various dangers that sports journalists face. > -
Continuing the improvement of governance in national federations
12.04.2019 /While the EU-financed part of the National Sports Governance Observer has officially ended, Play the Game carries the project on as more nations join in. > -
Athletes to athletes: Join the momentum and call for change
12.04.2019 /Open letter from athlete coalition urges athletes at IOC’s Athletes’ Forum to ask for ‘concrete solutions’ to the many calls for reform coming from an increasingly strong athlete voice > -
Call for Papers: Play the Game 2019 – Athlete power on the rise
04.03.2019 /Crossing the Atlantic for the first time, the 11th edition of the Play the Game conference sets the athletes center stage. >