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25.01.2022 Club Respect Newsletter We have recently released our October 2020 Newsletter which highlighted information about our upcoming Podcast release and included an amazing article on Activism in sport by Jess Naylor. We use this newsletter to check in with clubs, communicate upcoming initiatives and share inspirational journal entries. ... Sign up to our mailing list and every month you will receive a newsletter from us detailing information that is important to you. #PassItOn

24.01.2022 Check out our first monthly newsletter! Sign up to our mailing list to receive future editions straight to your inbox

24.01.2022 Free PDF downloads Tips for The Committee Member: Club culture is the sum of all of its parts; the values, beliefs and attitudes and the behaviours of all the people in and around the club. The committee member helps shape and direct the culture of the club.

21.01.2022 "If you take the mask off and show people the real you, and you have these raw kind of taboo emotions, they kind of respect you for it." SALT - Sport and Life Training

20.01.2022 General guide on how clubs can deal with complaints and discipline matters. From time to time clubs have to deal with breaches of the rules and complaints about the behaviour of a member, coach or official. Therefore, it is important for clubs to understand the following: Definitions of words such as complaint/grievance and discipline matter What rules apply... Who handles a complaint or discipline matter. How to deal with a complaint/grievance or discipline matter These issues that arise can get out of hand if not dealt with appropriately and therefore, clubs should have satisfactory processes in place. Read Margot Foster’s full journal entry on Dealing with complaints and discipline matters #PassItOn

20.01.2022 "Sport Australia’s Game Plan is an online diagnostic tool that volunteers and club administrators can use to improve how they operate and replaces Club Health Check."

19.01.2022 Fitzroy Lions SC are awesome. Connecting with kids from the community, engaging with the parents and making it affordable. Well done Football Victoria Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY)

17.01.2022 Sport clubs are using this page to ask questions about their club and club culture. You can see the questions other people have asked and read the responses. How's your club dealing with online coaching? Comms with your teams? The welfare of your members? Dealing with misbehaving parents? Ask us any question and we'll respond to you directly.

15.01.2022 "Beyond language barriers, there could be many factors influencing the ability of your multilingual athletes to engage fully with online training sessions, as well as your broader training group." Sport clubs are using this page to ask questions about their club and club culture. It's free to use. You can see the questions other people have asked and read the responses. #PanelOfExpertise

14.01.2022 "Communication, feedback, short effective training plans, and making training fun, collaborative, and challenging is more important than ever." As Melburnians are slowly coming out lockdown, there may be many questions about club culture that our experts can help you with. You can see the questions other people have asked, read the responses and then ask a question yourself. #PanelOfExpertise

13.01.2022 The Preston Cricket Club believe that ‘Culture starts with the leadership of the club in respect to the club committee, the leadership group and coaching panel.’ These are the people who clearly convey the clubs culture to its members and as a result their membership numbers are growing. ‘It is easy to overlook culture when assessing a club, but it is a vital part of any community group’s success.’ Read the full Vox Pop response of how the Preston Cricket Club builds team culture at their club #PassItOn

13.01.2022 "It is one of three attacks at sporting matches across the state [NSW] over the weekend that have now led to criminal charges." Bad behaviour is distressing for everyone at the club. When it's not addressed properly it can cause trauma for individuals and be a negative example for younger people in the club.

13.01.2022 Bring some joy to your morning with this video of Phoenix Suns players in the NBA getting surprised by videos of their family members announcing them for their game. A great reminder of the power of family and connection in sport, even when separated.

12.01.2022 "Cathy’s fast-paced climb to the top of the world is mirrored by the rise of a people’s movement supporting reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Her story became the symbol of a much larger struggle for equality."

12.01.2022 "The senior men’s team also had continual priority use of the main oval, which was well-maintained and with easy access to the change rooms and clubhouse. The women’s team had to play on an oval at the rear of the clubhouse without spectators."

11.01.2022 Kylian Mbappé A champion with humility always stands that little bit taller. #WednesdayWisdom | Équipe de France de Football

11.01.2022 The Ferntree Gully Bowling Club brings together a diverse range of members from the community through the various competitions that they run. All of their competitions are supported by their volunteers which creates a community feeling among the club. There are also weekly activities and events run throughout the year that fundraise for some amazing causes and this is something that the club is proud of. Read the full Vox Pop response of how the Ferntree Gully Bowls Club builds team culture at their club #PassItOn

10.01.2022 "Yet while the game now celebrates the racial pride of Nicky Winmar, Muir a decade earlier endured nothing but hounding and harassment a decade-long chronicle of racial abuse and mistreatment, including incidents in which he was spat at, urinated on, pelted with bottles and set upon by mobs of racist fans."

09.01.2022 As more people are willing to speak up against the language and how it affects them, there will be pressure to change the culture as a whole, resulting in better health outcomes for all players, including juniors.

09.01.2022 This week the National Rugby League’s (NRL) ‘Women in League Round’ will continue to celebrate the vital contribution women have made to the game. Melbourne Storm, in particular, has taken this opportunity to highlight their longstanding relationship with Club Respect and our parent organisation, the Victorian Women’s Trust. The Club Respect model of helping sports clubs build and maintain a deep culture of respect has been influenced greatly by Melbourne Storm. In 2016, Pete...r Robinson ‘Robbo’ and Brian Phelan ‘BP’ from Melbourne Storm joined Club Respect’s ‘Critical Friends Group’. The wisdom and experience of this group led to the launch of Club Respect in 2018 at AAMI Park, the home of Melbourne Storm. This year Robbo and BP joined Club Respect’s Panel of Expertise, a community sports initiative providing practical guidance to grassroots sport clubs around the country. Melbourne Storm’s partnership with our parent organisation kicked off 10 years ago when the two combined, along with NIRODAH, to deliver ‘Be the Hero’, a violence prevention program for men and boys. The impact was significant for the thousands of high school students and the young Melbourne Storm recruits who helped facilitate the program. Melbourne Storm NRL Victoria Mahana Culture South Eastern Titans RLC North West Wolves Rugby League Club Pakenham Eels Rugby League Club Eastern Raptors Rugby League Club Frankston Raiders Rugby League Club Northern Thunder

09.01.2022 "Playing sport has such physical and mental health benefits and there's a huge amount of people now that can't get that because we don't fit in a distinct category." In a week that should have been the beginning of the Paralympics, Changes in disability classifications for Paralympic events have raised discussions and debates about what these categorizations really mean.

07.01.2022 "The key to assisting with this will be maintaining connection this is what COVID has taken away from sport and society, so it’s important to put things in place to combat this as we work our way out of it." The latest response to our Panel of Expertise, thanks to Brian Phelan, Melbourne Storm #PanelOfExpertise

07.01.2022 Short and sharp podcast of things to consider for sport club committees of all sizes. About committees and culture: "Board members need to model the values of the organisation. If board members don’t then it becomes permissible for no-one in the organisation to behave that way. The board is very important in setting the tone and telling management whether they believe in the organisation’s purpose or not."

06.01.2022 Sir Doug Nicholls match will be held on the 25th anniversary of the AFL's introduction of its Discrimination and Racial and Religious Vilification Act. As AFL social policy and inclusion manager Tanya Hosch said. Through the hard work and dedication of our playing group, past and present, community leaders and industry leaders, we're able to collectively work towards a future with no racism in our game."

06.01.2022 Better clubs make better people. Learn how to improve both by subscribing to the Club Respect mailing list! You will receive our latest expert advice on keeping your clubs safe, kind and fair.

05.01.2022 Finding the Courage to Change "Kindness must exist in sport because sporting clubs are at the heart and soul of Australian communities. Sport has the ability to provide the perfect platform to facilitate cultural change and our leaders at the forefront need to lead by example". When a club’s culture is driven by kindness and respect all your members will feel empowered and inspired. Being kind requires courage and strength. ... Read Sally Phillips full journal entry on Finding the Courage to Change #PassItOn

05.01.2022 "If your club or association has done some great work to help get through this period of crises we’d really like to hear from you. We know there is still a long way to go. But it’s important to share our experiences. Your work could inspire others. It could be a model other clubs can use. Nobody has the single solution here but, collectively, we can learn from each other and come out of this crises in a better place."

03.01.2022 "Sports stars act as a face of Australia both to ourselves and to the world they can show the best of our country, as well as the worst."

02.01.2022 "Off-field balance translates to on-field performance". Peter Robinson, Melbourne Storm past player and current Player Development Officer responds to a question submitted to our #PanelOfExpertise.

01.01.2022 "We've come to agreement as Indigenous players that we don't feel safe playing in the SFL knowing that you can just get off with a warning for racially abusing football players."

01.01.2022 "People understand that doing the right thing is also right for the business."