Raliance’s new resource center expands efforts to enable the sport community to be part of the solution to end sexual and domestic violence

Washington, D.C., Nov. 14, 2017 -- Today, Raliance announced the launch of a new, first-of-its-kind interactive resource center to engage the sport community as a partner in ending sexual and domestic violence in one generation. The Sport + Prevention Center includes over 100 resources to create a sport culture that values every individual, reinforces healthy, respectful, gender equitable relationships, and is free of sexual and domestic violence.

This online center is designed to provide individuals and organizations in the sport community with comprehensive solutions to prevent sexual and domestic violence and create an effective and long-term investment from the sport community.

“Everyone must work together to end sexual and domestic violence in one generation,” said Lindsay McDaniel Mapp, National Project Manager at Raliance. “We believe that sport plays a critical role in achieving this vision.”

“We encourage everyone involved in sport – from coaches, administrators, league officials to athletes, parents and fans– to use these resources and join Raliance in demonstrating how sport can part of the solution to prevent sexual and domestic violence,” said Sandra Henriquez, Raliance Managing Partner.

Highlights of the Sport + Prevention Center include:

• The Prevention Database, an online portal providing access to more than 100 sexual and domestic violence prevention strategies already being implemented across the sport pipeline.
• A Roadmap that names specific action steps that sport can take to prevent sexual and domestic violence on and off the field.
• Research on sexual and domestic violence in sport, including a peer-reviewed literature review and report on the state of sexual and domestic violence prevention efforts throughout the sport pipeline.
• The Learning Exchange, where leaders in the sport community and sexual and domestic violence prevention experts can share their growing knowledge and experiences in this work.

“We are proud to support Raliance in their innovative and important work,” said Anna Isaacson, NFL Senior Vice President of Social Responsibility. “The creation of the Sport & Prevention Center is a critical step in uniting the sports community to play a role in the prevention of sexual assault.” 

Visit the Sport + Prevention Center to learn more about adopting sexual and domestic violence prevention strategies in your sport community and sign up to be part of the solution in ending sexual and domestic violence! 

ABOUT RALIANCE
Raliance is a national collaborative comprised of the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence (NAESV), the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), and California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA)–PreventConnect. Founded in 2015 through a 5-year, multimillion dollar seed investment by the National Football League to move the needle to end sexual and domestic violence, Raliance has a bold mission to end sexual violence in one generation.

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Lindsay McDaniel Mapp, National Project Manager
Raliance
202-869-8530
[email protected]