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Kopi Af Play the Game 2019 Programme Conference programme Play the Game 2019 Colorado Springs, USA, 13-16 October Sunday 13 October 2:00 PM Opening session: Athlete power on the rise Play the Game/Danish Institute for Words of welcome Carl Holst Chairman of the board Denmark Sports Studies University of Colorado Colorado Springs Words of welcome Venkat Reddy Chancellor USA (UCCS) Play the Game/Danish Institute for Welcome to Play the Game 2019: Athlete power on the rise Jens Sejer Andersen International director Denmark Sports Studies Blowing the whistle on doping: Five years later Yuliya and Vitaly Stepanov Whistleblowers Independent USA 1‐2 more keynotes soon to be confirmed 3:30 PM Coffee break Advancing athlete power: 4:00 PM Activism, committees, unions? Presentation title to be confirmed Han Xiao Chair Athletes’ Advisory Council USA Presentation title to be confirmed Emma Terho IOC member IOC's Athlete Commission Finland Presentation title to be confirmed James Tomkins IOC member IOC's Athlete Commission Australia Presentation title to be confirmed Moritz Geisreiter Board member Athleten Deutschland Germany World Players Association, UNI Global Presentation title to be confirmed Brendan Schwab Executive director Switzerland Union Athletes working together for enhanced rights Rob Koehler Director general Global Athlete USA Panel debate, Q&A 5:15 PM Safe sport: End game for abusers? Presentation title to be confirmed Nancy Hogshead‐Makar CEO Champion Women USA Changing the game for athletes: Trends, reports, and the goal of Ju'Riese Colon CEO U.S. Center for SafeSport USA ending abuse The game over commission to protect youth athletes and child Professor, CEO, founder & Marci Hamilton CHILD USA USA sex abuse prevention academic director Children's certificates: Once disputed, now efficient Per Nylykke Sports director Danish Ministry of Culture Denmark Panel debate, Q&A All programme elements are subject to change 1/13 26-09-2019 Conference programme Play the Game 2019 Colorado Springs, USA, 13-16 October Sunday 13 October 8:00 PM The Semenya case: What it means to athletes Presentation title to be confirmed Roger Pielke Professor CU Boulder USA Presentation title to be confirmed Madeleine Pape Professor University of Wisconsin USA How the IAAF framed the debate to defeat Caster Semenya’s Andy Brown Editor Sports Integrity Initiative United Kingdom challenge to the DSD Regulations More speakers to be confirmed International federations: 8:00 PM Better governance & dirty tricks Sports Governance Observer: Fresh results from six Olympic Play the Game/Danish Institute for Christina Friis Johansen International policy advisor Denmark federations Sports Studies Association de Clubs Professionels de Presentation title to be confirmed Ivan Miljkovic General manager Serbia Volleyball Dirty tricks: How some sports federations try to stay attractive Jakob Færch Board of directors Danish Surfing & Rafting Federation Denmark for the Olympics Inspiring ice hockey reform Mike McNamee Professor Swansea University & KU Leuven United Kingdom Head of governance and Can football better structure its co‐operation with authorities? Alex Phillips UEFA Switzerland compliance Panel debate, Q&A All programme elements are subject to change 2/13 26-09-2019 Conference programme Play the Game 2019 Colorado Springs, USA, 13-16 October Monday 14 October 7:00 AM Running, swimming, yoga Governance reformers vs. Olympic crime: 9:00 AM Who's on top? When the handcuffs click: Why governments must combat Jens Weinreich Journalist and blogger www.jensweinreich.de Germany Olympic crime Presentation title to be confirmed Evan Norris Lawyer, former attorney Formerly Department of Justice USA Presentation title to be confirmed Richard W. Pound Member International Olympic Committee Canada Presentation title to be confirmed Sarah Lewis Secretary general International Ski Federation Switzerland Sports Integrity: A blindfold approach vs. a practical eye David Howman Chairman Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU)/IAAF New Zealand Presentation title to be confirmed Linda Helleland Vice‐president/MP WADA/Norwegian Parliament Norway Presentation title to be confirmed Stanislas Frossard (tbc) Executive secretary EPAS France 10:15 AM Coffee break Panel debate, Q&A 11:50 AM Who has the right to stand up for athlete voices? Partner session organised by Lisa Kihl, President of the North American Society for Sports Management (NASSM) and Associate professor at University of Minnesota, and Anette Greenhow, Assistant professor, Bond University, Australia Panellist Ashley Labrie Executive director Athletes Canada Canada Panellist Paul Marsh Board member Australian Athletes Alliance (AAA) Australia Panellist Han Xiao Chair Athletes’ Advisory Council USA More speakers to be added 11:50 AM New steps in the governance of anti‐doping "Operation Aderlass”: Legislation as a cornerstone of anti‐doping Andrea Gotzmann CEO NADA Germany Germany Progressing the rights of athletes in anti‐doping through an Ben Sandford Member WADA's Athlete Commission New Zealand ombudsperson The path to doping free sport – is an anti‐doping organisation Riksidrottsförbundet/Swedish Sports Peter Mattsson Director of sport Sweden independent of sport the best choice? Confederation All programme elements are subject to change 3/13 26-09-2019 Conference programme Play the Game 2019 Colorado Springs, USA, 13-16 October Monday 14 October 11:50 AM Under the radar: Gender and body perspectives Dare to Dream? Examining major event organizers venue Roxane Coche Assistant professor University of Florida USA decisions Framing a level playing field: Conceptualizations of trans Nadyne Venturini‐ PhD student Loughborough University United Kingdom inclusive policies in sport. Trindade Machine‐body frameworks and implications for sport Karissa Conrad PhD student Purdue University USA consciousness and athlete health Muscle concern: Exploring the effects of bodybuilding on self‐ Nyza Faustine Munar Chan Pharmacist Lorma Colleges Philippines confidence 11:50 AM Sports Governance: Remedies for change Sport integrity: Past, present, future Mike McNamee Professor Swansea University United Kingdom Governance in national sport organizations: The perspective of Sabrina Furtado PhD student Federal University of Parana Brazil modernization Code of Good Governance and Academy of Sport Management: Institute of Sport ‐ National Research Grzegorz Botwina Head of department Poland Tools for reform of sport in Poland. Institute Definitional clarity of sports‐related corruption Simon Gardiner Professor Leeds Beckett University United Kingdom Raising the game for journalism (1): 11:50 AM Investigating in the shades of football Presentation title to be confirmed Tariq Panja Journalist New York Times United Kingdom Are big clubs immune to revelations? Experiences from Football Jeppe Laursen Brock Journalist Politiken Denmark Leaks Debate, Q&A 1:00 PM Lunch 2:15 PM Broken Trust: Movie and talks Movie "Broken Trust: Ending Athlete Abuse" Jill Yesko Fellow University of Texas at Austin USA Project CARE: Professional athletes’ childhood experiences in Andrea Florence de Mello Child athlete wellbeing and World Players Association ‐ Project Brazil sport Aguiar protection officer CARE Negotiating silence and secrecy: Rights‐based research into Sheree Bekker & Yetsa Research fellow/Assistant University of Bath/Yale School of Public UK/USA intentional gendered violence in sport Tuakli‐Wosornu clinical professor Health Panellist Nikki Dryden Lawyer, athlete activist Freelance Australia Panellist Nancy Hogshead‐Makar CEO Champion Women USA Panel debate, Q&A All programme elements are subject to change 4/13 26-09-2019 Conference programme Play the Game 2019 Colorado Springs, USA, 13-16 October Monday 14 October Benchmarking sports governance: 2:15 PM Fresh facts from federations in six countries Experts from six countries in three continents have benchmarked national sports federations using the National Sports Governance Observer tool. National Sports Governance Observer in Australia Daryl Adair Associate professor University of Technology Sydney Australia National Sports Governance Observer in the U.S. Spencer Harris Assistant professor University of Colorado Colorado Springs USA National Sports Governance Observer in Lithuania Edvinas Eimontas Partner Sports Policy Institute Lithuania National Sports Governance Observer in Canada Ryan Gauthier Assistant professor Thompson Rivers University Canada Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y National Sports Governance Observer in Colombia Ana Maria Arias Professor Colombia Ambientales National Sports Governance Observer in Georgia Anatoli Korepanov Founder, CEO NGO "Sport for Development ‐ Georgia" Georgia Panel debate, Q&A 2:15 PM Grassroot sport in the United States U.S. sports involvement patterns during youth and adulthood: Chris Knoester Associate professor The Ohio State Universtiy USA Findings from the National Sports and Society Survey Sport as medicine: Addressing delivery failures Stacy Warner Professor East Carolina University USA Teach your children well: Sport management v. sport for Simon Licen Assistant professor Washington State University USA development at American universities Harry Potter Project: Magical journey between sport and Manuela Gamba Professor Secondary School Olivieri Orazio Italy affectivity Can we play too? The role of perceived welcomeness in sport Thomas Aicher Assistant professor University of Colorado Colorado Springs USA participation 2:15 PM Events: A world of promises The dark side of the YOG Buenos Aires 2018:
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