Final Conference of the European Anti-Doping InitiativeInnsbruck/Austria, January 13 – 17, 2012

Inn Bridge

Funded by the European Commissionin the Preparatory Actions

in the fi eld of Sport 2011 – 2012

Final Conference of the European Anti-Doping InitiativeInnsbruck/Austria, January 13 – 17, 2012

Inn BridgeConference Venue:

Bildungshaus SeehofHungerburgGramartstraße 106020 InnsbruckAustria

Conference Organiser:

German Sports YouthRebekka Kemmler-Müllerkemmler@dsj.de

Contact:

ENGSO YouthAgnes Kainzkainz@youth-sport.net

The EADInn Bridge is the fi nal conference of the EU-funded project “European Anti-Doping Initiative” (EADIn) and concludes the 15-month cooperation of nine partner organisations.

The aim of the project is to create a trans national network to develop and encourage anti-doping education in the youth sector of European organized sports using peer-to-peer networks.

www.anti-doping-initiative.eu

The “EADInn Bridge” conference is the final stage of the EU-funded project, the European Anti-Doping Initiative, and a first stepping stone for the continuation of the efforts of nine European partner organizations in preventive anti-doping work.

Being in Innsbruck, which is characterized by bridges, for our final conference during the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games inevitably raises questions about the discrepancies between the Olympic values we wish to convey to young sportswomen and sportsmen today and the reality, the pressure and desire for incredible performance and excellence, which young people are faced with not only in the sporting world but in their day to day lives. At first glance, uniting both of these worlds often seems to be an unsurmountable task. Our endeavor within the EADIn project has been to build a bridge between these realities and thereby raise awareness that everyone has the choice to opt for an ethically fair sport. “EADInn Bridge” should be an impulse for a future path; not only sensitizing and raising awareness on all levels of the complex social environment that

surrounds the doping problematic, but also encouraging the development of new initiatives for preventing substance abuse in the youth sector. We strongly believe that only by investing continuously into the education of young people and by developing programs that respect cultural and specific characteristics, will we be able to accomplish a long-term and self-perpetuating change of paradigm.

I wish you a successful and interesting conference,

Jan Holze January 2012

Jan Holze Vice Chair of German Sports Youth Chairman of ENGSO Youth

Dear readers,

3 Preface

5 About this publication

6 German Sports Youth | DSJ

9 European University Sports Association | EUSA

12 Italian Federation of Aerobics and Fitness | FIAF

14 International Catholic Federation of Physical and Sporting Education | FICEP

17 French National Sport and Olympic Committee | CNOSF

19 Austrian Athletics Federation | ÖLV

22 Olympic Committee of Slovenia | OCS

27 The European Anti-Doping Initiative | EADIn

28 Doping Prevention Center at the Heidelberg University of Education

28 Youth Organisation of the European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation | ENGSO Youth

29 Imprint

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For the partners of the European Anti-Doping Initiative (EADIn) the prevention and fight against doping is – or in the course of the EADIn project has become – a central theme of work. It was possible to test the educative structure suggested by EADIn within a European dimension for the first time and this encouraged further developments, transnational exchange of experiences, and most important of all peer-to-peer networks of young Europeans who have been sensitized about the doping problematic and are motivated to pass on their experience to further young people in their own structures.

This publication has been created for them: the Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors (ADJA) and co-ordinators without whom this project would not have been possible. We want to breathe life into the work that has been done and merit the effort of all the individuals who have spent their time and effort to make EADIn work, for they are the central figures of this initiative. The feedback of the young Europeans involved in EADIn confirms that peer-to-peer networks are the right approach in order to create a lasting change in the European youth sector. We invite you to continue the work

that has been started and to keep on developing and adapting the foundations that have been created with EADIn.

We wish you great pleasure to discover who has been at the front line to put the European Anti-Doping Initiative into practice!

About this publication

European Anti-Doping Junior Ambassador Camp Kirchdorf, June 2011

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Sport Athletics

Accomplishments Coach of top level athletes, responsible for the German national students team in athletics (1972 – 2007), 17 times participant of the Universiade, author of many books and articles

Other interests DSJ, ADH, France, sports pedagogics and history, skiing, cycling tourism

German Sports Youth Deutsche Sportjugend

Otto-Fleck-Schneise 12 60529 Frankfurt Germany

kemmler@dsj.de www.dsj.de

DSJ Gerhard Treutlein 70, Germany Coordinator

We worked with and educated six Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors and had two national coordinators, Mr. Manuel Ruep and Prof. Dr. Gerhard Treutlein.

They organized three seminars to educate a total of 70 young athletes (aged 18–25) from various sports federations in Germany, who were in turn asked to start new initiatives in their own structures. More than half of these young adults have started awareness-raising campaigns in clubs, federations and schools. Local and German-wide media is regularly reporting about these events.

For our organisation the EADIn Project meant an important step to develop our preventive anti-doping education further on a European level, to exchange best practices with European partners and to enlarge the pool of young Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors and increase the networking between them.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to ensure the continuation of educating and moti vating young people to become active as Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors (ADJA) as every year new individuals are reaching the critical age where the awareness for doping prevention needs to be raised and current ADJA will grow out of their roles as peer leaders. National and international funding for these acti vi ties is imperative in order to keep on educating the European youth sector!

Moritz Belmann 20, Germany

Nadine Böhm 19, Germany

Sophia Hubert-Reh 20, Germany

German Sports Youth Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

Sport Judo

Accomplishments multiple competitor German cham pion-ship, marathons (personal best: 03:16:11)

Other interests Other sports, Olympic Movement, Music, History

Sport Sailing

Accomplishments 2nd world championship ladies in the 420 class 2011, 9th junior worlds ladies 2011 in the olympic 470 class

Other interests Figure skating, track and field

Sport Sailing

Accomplishments Partici-pation in several German, European and Junior World Championships

Other interests Sports (especially skiing), reading, history, politics

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Thomas Moschner 26, Germany

Marie-Christine Schwaab 21, Germany

Michèle Weynandt 25, Luxembourg

Sport Swimming, Rowing

Accomplishments European Youth Championship 2004, multiple German Champion in swimming

Other interests Concerts, travelling, Olympic movement, biathlon, ski alpine, cooking

Sport Basketball

Accomplishments German Junior National Team U16, U18, U20, German Champion 2006

Other interests Handball, travelling

Sport Basketball

Accomplishments Luxembourg National Team, Mid-American Basketball Tournament Champion 2007, NCAA tournament 2007, Playoffs 2nd Bundesliga 2010

Other interests Skiing, biking, friends, music, economics

EUSA

European University Sports Association

Tomšiceva ulica 4 1000 Ljubljana Slovenia

office@eusa.eu www.eusa.eu

We worked with and educated five key anti-doping junior am bas sadors: Andre Bonello from Malta, Jan Druzina and Tjasa Hojnik from Slovenia, Luka Rukavina from Croatia and Aikaterini Zompanaki from Greece, and two coordinators: Marko Zunic from Croatia and Abosede Ajayi from United Kingdom. The overall project was managed from EUSA by Andrej Pisl, Communications Manager.

They carried out activities during six European Universities Championships and each ambassador also carried out lectures and workshops in coopera tion with their national university sports association. Several articles have been published in electronic and printed media. Within the project a semi nar with pan-European presence will be organised in March 2012, and we will carry out with the promotion also beyond the timeframe of this project.

For our organisation the EADIn Project meant … a lot! Our ambassadors were given unique experiences, and proved them selves in several roles. With the help of the coordinators and in co operation with other organisations, a lot of activities have been carried out. We are happy that the visibility of clean sport, fair play and anti-doping in particular has been improved through active participation in EADIn.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to carry out activities in this field, as only long(er)-term projects and initiatives can bring notable results. EUSA will continue working in promoting core values of student sport, including awareness raising about doping and its threats. We hope to continue cooperation with other partners in the project, and would recommend continued support and funding of EADIn also by EU institutions.

Sport Rugby

Other interests Music

Abosede Ajayi Great Britain Coordinator

German Sports Youth Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

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European University Sports Association Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

Luka Rukavina 20, Croatia

Tjaša Hojnik 21, Slovenia

Jan Družina 21, Slovenia

Sport Athletics / Sprint

Accomplishments 1st place national 4X100m relay

Other interests Sports, computers, health, socialising

Sport Athletics / Pole vaulting

Accomplishments state champion in sprint and Pole vault, 4th European champion Clubs cup for Juniors

Other interests Running, swimming, skiing, volleyball, gym, etc …

Sport Ski Jumping

Accomplishments 4th and 6th place Alpen Cup

Other interests I like playing every sport I know

Andre Bonello 23, Malta

Aikaterini Zompanaki 24, Greece

Marko Žunic 26, Croatia

Sport Cycling

Other interests Swimming, waterpolo, football, art, and photography

Sport Volleyball, beach-volley

Accomplishments 1st place in the SVU volleyball festival (Amsterdam), 3rd place in the Panellenic volleyball tourna-ment

Other interests Sports in general, cinema, music, travelling, photography

Sport Tennis

Accomplishments 1st Croatian division

Other interests Water polo, swimming, squash, hiking, futsal, gym, etc …

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Sport Sailing

Other interests all outdoor activities (skiing, surfing, swimming, baseball …), playing musical instruments, acting, volunteering in sport

Italian Federation of Aerobics and Fitness Federazione Italiana Aerobica e Fitness

Casella Postale 6284 00195 Roma Italy

p.adami@fiaf.it www.fiaf.it

FIAF Paolo Emilio Adami 28, Italy/USA Coordinator

We have worked with and trained six Anti Doping Junior Ambassadors and one Coordinator. The first four national level Junior Ambassadors were trained at the Anti Doping camp in Burghausen. Two more to support them were trained in Italy.

They got in touch with many young athletes coming from their own sport organizations and federations. The informative action was based on a two-way methodology. The ADJA relayed the information acquired on doping substances to their peers while answering the young athletes questions on substance effect.

For our organisation the EADIn Project meant raising issues that are usually avoided and seen as dangerous, especially in elite sports. Giving young athletes this kind of information makes them aware of the physical effect of doping and allows them to make responsible and conscious choices.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to continue investing in young people with respect to their culture. The future of European sports should depend upon the awareness of the consequences of doping and the inherent values of sport!

Italian Federation of Aerobics and Fitness Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

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Valeria D’Errico 24, Italy

Federico Insabato 29, Italy

Federico Maselli 28, Italy

Francesca Scaramastra 20, Italy

Sport Golf

Other interests Swimming

Vittoria Paternò Raddusa 24, Italy

Sport Fencing

Accomplishments 3rd regional championship

Other interests Tennis, pentathlon, soccer, cinema, reading

Sport Fencing

Other interests Medical student; skiing, sailing, listening to music

Giulia Golfi 23, Italy

Sport Dancing

Other interests Medical student; listening to music, outdoor activities

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FICEP

Sport Gymnastics

Other interests Singing, reading

Barbara Lang 36, Austria Coordinator

We worked with six Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors (ADJA) and two coordinators, Mr. Jörg Schmeck and Mrs. Barbara Lang. The ADJA implemented educational measures in their own national structures which are based in: France (FSCF), Germany (DJK), Austria (Sportunion), Czeck Republic (Orel) and Rumania (CSR).

They organised workshops, speeches and seminars in various different settings, from regional clubs to federation-wide events. More than 100 young sportswomen and sportsmen from six countries were sensitized towards an “anti-doping mentality” at the annual FICEP Camp.

For our organisation the EADIn Project meant a large coordinating effort. Through the active cooperation of our members and the hands-on engagement of the ADJA, the EADIn project proved to be an indispensable asset for FICEP which will lead the path for future co-operations.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to make available the information, such as the training tool and the experiences of the EADIn partners, which have been gathered during the EADIn project for trainers and coaches all over Europe. Translating this information into further European languages would be of essence in order to reach this goal as well as continuously updating the existing homepage.

International Catholic Federation of Physical and Sporting Education Fédération Internationale Catholique Education Physique et sportive

c/o Sportunion Österreich Falkestraße 1, 1010 Wien Austria

info@ficep.org www.ficep.org

International Catholic Federation of Physical and Sporting Education Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

Lawrence Grün 22, Austria

Lukas Monnerjahn 22, Germany

Razvan Joit,a 21, Romania

Sport Cycling

Accomplishments NÖ Rad-Union (2010-2011), KTM Junkers (2009), RC Burkert-Druck (2005-2008)

Other interests Literature, chess

Sport Table tennis

Accomplishments Table tennis umpire and c-trainer

Other interests Gymnastics, athletics, basketball, beach volleyball, every kind of sports

Sport Orienteering

Accomplishments 2nd place national champion (team U16, relay U18), county champion U18

Other interests Football, kick-boxing

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Pavlína Wurzelová 20, Czech Republic

Olivia Margain 23, France

Kelly Lepeinteur-Joly 20, France

Sport Orienteering

Other interests Volunteering, travelling, foreign cultures

Sport Rythmic Gymnastics

Accomplishments Federal champion of France 2009 / 2010 / 2011

Other interests Sport, travels, fashion

Sport Women’s artistic gymnastics

Accomplishments Women’s artistic gymnastics coach

Other interests Dance and drama

French National Sport and Olympic Committee Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français

Maison du sport Français 1 avenue de Pierre de Coubertin 75640 Paris cedex 13 France

www.franceolympique.com

CNOSF

We worked with 1 coordinator and educated 7 Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors in the course of the EADIn project.

They held various information sessions at the level of their federations, to athletes of their age or younger; of their universities, for those involved in sport programs; and for children in elementary schools.

For our organisation the EADIn Project meant being able to reach a wide range of people who could face the dangers or temptation of doping (athletes, but also parents, coaches …) through the voice of young motivated athletes who gained a real credibility thanks to their ambassador status. Furthermore, it is important for us to be part of a European collaboration which could prove decisive for the future of the anti-doping fight and prevention.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to coordinate more the actions of the ADJA, to keep on encouraging their work – which is a real asset for Europe – and to finance more of this kind of projects.

International Catholic Federation of Physical and Sporting Education Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

Patrick Magaloff Coordinator

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French National Sport and Olympic Committee Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

ÖLV

Austrian Athletics Federation Österreichischer Leichtathletik-Verband

Prinz-Eugen-Straße 12 1040 Wien Österreich

office@oelv.at www.oelv.at Sport Middle and long

distance running, duathlon

Accomplishments 2x national champion, participation at university world cross country championships

Other interests Travelling, art, cycling, mountaineering, camping

Renate Reingruber 29, Austria Coordinator

We worked with and educated six Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors and had two national coordinators – Mrs. Renate Reingruber and Mr. Helmut Baudis.

They held contact regularly to prepare a large Anti-Doping Junior Seminar in November. In the end of September a preparation meeting took place in Vienna. The whole team visited the National Anti-Doping Agengy and prepared the programme, the workshops and the presentations for the seminar.

For our organisation the EADIn Project meant an important step to a high quality preventive anti-doping work in the field of youth sport.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to continue the co-operation and intensive communication between the partner organisations. The involved young people need a close contact to the leadership of the Federation and any support which is possible to continue their peer-to-peer education work.

Yohan Saby 18, France

Thomas Vaillant 19, France

Nils Avanturier 22, France

Sport Triathlon

Accomplishments 3rd Place at the 2010 youth European Cham -pionship with the French team

Other interests Reading, tourism

Sport Archery

Accomplishments Member of the “Young manager” commission of the FFTA (French Archery Federation)

Other interests Photography

Sport Rugby

Other interests Other collective sports

Jacquemin Morgan 23, France

Sport Aerobic / Gymnastics

Accomplishments World Champion 2010 Individual Men

Maxime Bense France Mathilde Grumier France

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Austrian Athletics Federation Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

Christoph Mrkvicka 24, Austria

Tanja Eberhart 22, Austria

Peter Seebacher 24, Austria

Sport Middle and long distance running

Accomplishments Medals at national championships, 21 times champion of Vienna

Other interests Sports, travelling

Sport Athletics (long distance running)

Accomplishments National champion half marathon 2011, participation world mountain running championships, U23 EM 10000m, U23 EM Cross

Other interests Climbing, cycling, reading, cooking

Sport Running

Accomplishments Personal best half marathon 1:20:17, marathon 3:05:13

Other interests Music, reading, sports

Sophie Wallner 19, Austria

Matthias Hayek 19, Austria

Veronika Scheuer 20, Austria

Sport Athletics

Accomplishments Partici-pation in European and World Championships

Other interests Skiing, climbing, music, travelling

Sport Athletics / Hammer throwing

Accomplishments 6 x Austrian Junior Champion, International Junior Champion

Other interests Sport, engineering

Sport Athletics / Hammer throwing

Accomplishments winning Austrian junior championships, 3rd in the Austrian Champion-ships 2008 (open class)

Other interests Culture (museums, theater), reading, trying new sports

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Olympic Committee of Slovenia

Olympic Committee of Slovenia Olimpijski komite Slovenije

Celovska 25 1000 Ljubljana Slovenia

info@olympic.si www.olympic.si

Sport Sport union Koper

Accomplishments Former sports gymnastics on national level, national champion in kayak, volleyball in 2nd slovenian league

Other interests Bossaball; post graduate student at the Faculty of Biochemistry

Karmen Gec 27, Slovenia Coordinator

We worked with eleven junior ambassadors and one coordinator and educated around 700 athletes and their entourage.

They had a presentation and workshops for young athletes, who were participants at EYOF, 2011 and those, who will participate at YOG 2012, talked about dangers of doping with athletes and their entourage at World Rowing Championship in Bled, 2011 and are currently working on educating high school athletes in the project named “With junior ambassadors against doping”.

For our Organization the EADIn Project meant a great opportunity to start with different education programs for young Slovenian athletes.

In the future, for the European youth sport sector, it would be important to have more projects like EADIn. We be-lieve that a concept with junior ambassadors is perfect for educating young athletes.

Olympic Committee of Slovenia Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

Danej Navrboc 21, Slovenia

Luka Pirec 23, Slovenia

Logar Tjaša 18, Slovenia

Sport Luge

Accomplishments Member of national luge team, 3 times in a final of world cup race in 2010 ⁄2011

Other interests Student at Faculty of Arts, Department of English

Sport Water polo

Accomplishments Former member of junior waterpolo national team

Other interests Water polo judge and coach

Sport Handball

Accomplishments Member of Handball team ŽRK Ajdovščina in 1st slovenian league

Other interests High school student

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Nina Miloševic 20, Slovenia

Tadej Jug 21, Slovenia

Sebastian Bauman 22, Slovenia

Sport Judo

Accomplishments 2009: 2nd place in european junior championship, 2010: 1st place in european junior championship, 2011: 7th in world championship

Other interests Student at Faculty of Education

Sport Basketball

Accomplishments Former member of KK Šentjur basketball team in 1st slovenian league

Other interests Basketball coach, student at Faculty of Medicine

Sport Cycling

Accomplishments Former member of Slovenian national team, participant at the european and world championships in cycling

Other interests Ski instructor in Ski club Kristianija, childrens coach for cycling

Veronika Dvoršak 18, Slovenia

Maruša Koncar 18, Slovenia

Sport Athletics

Accomplishments Athletics on national and international level until 2010

Other interests Student at the Faculty of Economics

Sport Athletics

Accomplishments Athletics on national and international level until 2010

Other interests Student at the Faculty of Economics

Olympic Committee of Slovenia Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors

EADIn implementation in Slovenia

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The European Anti-Doping Initiative (EADIn), funded by the European Commission in the preparatory Action in the field of Sport 2011–2012, was implemented between December 2010 and March 2012. A transnational network of seven sports and socio-cultural organizations (from the sports-for-all, fitness- and amateur- sector), a pedagogical institute and a national anti-doping office was created. The aim of the project was to develop an European-wide “Anti-Doping Mentality” in the European youth sector by:

establishing a moral tenor towards concepts such as “fair play” and an “ethical sport”;

developing young people’s self-confidence and communication skills;

encouraging critical, reflective, assertive and responsible behavior in order to recognize the potential risk at hand and to explore sensible and acceptable strategies to handle the desire for performance;

sensitizing and raising awareness, not only in the youth sector, but on all levels of the complex social environment that surrounds the doping problematic;

finding and implementing strategies to motivate young people to pass on this message to their peers, thus creating a self-perpetuating, multiplying effect.

Peer-to-peer networks of Anti- Doping Junior Ambassadors (ADJA) in the partner organizations youth sectors were created through the education at a European youth camp in June 2011 and further seminars and conferences which were organised in the partner’s own structures on national and European levels. To support the work of the ADJAs and disseminate the research and experience of the EADIn partners, the EADIn Training Tool was developed and is available as a download on the projects homepage:

www.anti-doping-initiative.eu

EADIn

EADIn Delegation of FICEP

European Anti-Doping Initiative

www.anti-doping-initiative.eu info@anti-doping-initiative.eu

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Editor European Anti-Doping Initiative – EADIn

info@anti-doping-initiative.eu www.anti-doping-initiative.eu

Lead organisation of the project Deutsche Sportjugend im Deutschen Olympischen Sportbund e.V. Otto-Fleck-Schneise 12 60528 Frankfurt am Main

www.dsj.de

Authors Project Partners of the European Anti-Doping Initiative Editorial staff Agnes Kainz, Rebekka Kemmler-Müller Graphic Design alorenz, Vienna

Copyright © January 2012 Deutsche Sportjugend (dsj)

Support The partners within the European Anti-Doping Initiative gratefully acknowledges financial support from the European Commission in the Preparatory Actions in the field of Sport. This publication reflects the views of the Initative only.

All rights reserved. Printed in Austria. No parts of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system without the prior written permission of the publisher, except as permitted under copyright law.

Imprint

ENGSO Youth has 10 years of experience in organizing, managing and steering transnational initiatives in the youth sport sector. ENGSO Youth has 40 members which are European national umbrella organisations for sport and focusses on the European youth sport-for-all sector, promotes topics such as sport, health, inclusion, participation, volunteering of young people in European sports, equal opportunities and international cooperation.

Since 2003 the Centre for Doping Prevention and the DSJ have been researching to develop a structure for preventive doping education. Basis for this structure were activities conducted in France by the CNOSF and the Franco-German co-operation which implemented bi-national youth camps. The EADIn project allowed this educative model to develop within a European dimension.

Youth Organisation of the European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation

Berlin Office of German Sport Behrenstr. 24 10117 Berlin, Germany

info@youth-sport.net www.youth-sport.net

Zentrum für Doping -prävention der Pädagogischen Hoch-schule Heidelberg

Keplerstraße 87 69120 Heidelberg, Germany

treutlein@ph-heidelberg.de

ENGSO Youth

Centre for Doping Prevention at the Heidelberg University of Education

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Conference Venue:

Bildungshaus SeehofHungerburgGramartstraße 106020 InnsbruckAustria

Conference Organiser:

German Sports YouthRebekka Kemmler-Müllerkemmler@dsj.de

Contact:

ENGSO YouthAgnes Kainzkainz@youth-sport.net

This publication has been created for the Anti-Doping Junior Ambassadors and co-ordinators without whom the European Anti-Doping Initiative (EADIn) would not have been possible. We want to breathe life into the work that has been done and merit the effort of all the individuals who have spent their time and effort to realise EADIn, for without these central fi gures the project and the “EADInn Bridge” conference would not be taking place.

We invite you to continue the work that has been started and wish you great pleasure to discover who has been at the front line to put the European Anti-Doping Initiative into practice!

www.anti-doping-initiative.eu