Sport Integrity Australia in the zone at the UC Capitals
Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) was pumped to be courtside at the University of Canberra Capitals vs Townsville Fire Indigenous Round for the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL) last night.
with Cappie the Giraffe
The home game in Canberra saw SIA staff engaging with attendees as they arrived at the stadium to get them thinking about what they think a safe and fair sporting environment means for all.
Former Captain of the Capitals, WNBL veteran and current Director of Partnerships at SIA, Linda Muir, said embedding integrity in sport is key to success.
“I’ve seen women’s basketball come a long way over the years to ensure a fun and safe space for everyone involved,” Mrs Muir said.
“We all play a role in protecting sport together and we want all sporting participants feel they can speak up about behaviours that aren't in line with the safe and fair values.
“It was also fabulous to see the Indigenous Round played at home, with the Sport Integrity Australia basketballs flying high during the game’s timeouts.”
Sport Integrity Australia offers a safe place for people at all levels of participation to seek guidance or raise concerns about behaviour they’ve witnessed or experienced in sport.
For further guidance, or to raise concerns about behaviour you've witnessed or experienced in sport, options available to you include:
Safe Sport hotline:
Call 1800 161 361 – for support.
Sport Integrity app:
Download for free via the App Store or via Google Play, for more information.
Online report:
Complete and submit an Integrity complaint or report using the form on our website.
