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    5 October 2021

    Young ambassadors set to lead I Run Clean workshops

    Forty-one volunteer ambassadors representing six European Athletics Member Federations took part in a three-day training camp in Berlin last weekend (1-3 October) to prepare them to conduct local anti-doping workshops in their own countries.

     

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    30 May 2021

    Fruitful discussions with the WADA

    During the European Athletics Team Championships 2021 in Silesia (Poland),
    Jean GRACIA met Witold BÁNKA, the president of the World Anti-Doping Agency.

     

    The president of the ADAE took the opportunity to discuss the future work in anti-doping and to include the I Run Clean Project as an additional tool.

     

    06 April 2021

    Baltic federations embrace I Run Clean

    Although the Baltic nations of Latvia and Estonia are hardly among Europe’s largest countries, the athletics federations in the two are playing outsized roles in the promotion of European Athletics’ I Run Clean anti-doping education programme and providing leadership examples for other federations in the fight against doping in sport.

     

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    10 March 2021

    Torun entries push I Run Clean to user milestone

    European Athletics’ I Run Clean anti-doping e-learning platform irunclean.org has topped more 20,000 registered users thanks in part to athletes signing up in advance of last weekend’s European Athletics Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland.

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    22 February 2021

    Ambassadors promote I Run Clean in Sofia

    The 2021 campaign to promote European Athletics’ I Run Clean anti-doping education programme to the coming generation of young athletes was kicked off in style by a crew of volunteers at the Balkan U20 Indoor Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria, on 13 February.


    Five young ambassadors who have been selected for training to lead I Run Clean workshops in Bulgaria later this year joined a crew of local volunteers to provide information about the programme and its e-learning website to the more than 300 athletes from 17 countries taking part in the event.

     

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    11 December 2020

    La Sorbonne Students boost I Run Clean Anti-Doping Education Project

    Students from the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris have completed a real-life practical experience in the sport sector.

     

    The 48 Master’s degree candidates presented strategic and tactical communication recommendations for the I Run Clean Project.

     

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    21 October 2020​

    Workshops kick off I Run Clean dissemination

    Project team managers Jean Gracia and Bill Glad today initiated dissemination and promotion activities for European Athletics’ I Run Clean anti-doping education project by delivering two videoconference workshops to a total of 67 representatives of 33 national athletics federations.
     

    The workshops were part of European Athletics’ first-ever E-Convention, staged as a replacement for the organisation’s annual in-person convention, which was cancelled due to restrictions for combatting the spread of Covid-19.

     

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    16 October 2020

    La Sorbonne Nouvelle Students to Work on I Run Clean Communications

    Forty-eight students from the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris will spend the next two months developing communications strategy recommendations to support European Athletics’ I Run Clean anti-doping education programme.


    The assignment is a key element of a three-year European Union-funded project to create additional modules for the I Run Clean e-learning platform, develop volunteer-delivered anti-doping workshops and then disseminate the programme to new audience groups across Europe.
     

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    27 August 2020

    The I Run Clean project presented during the e-Young Leaders Forum

    Jean GRACIA, President of ADAE, took part in the e-Young Leaders Forum organised by
    European Athletics and Paris Athle 2020 to present the I Run Clean project.

     

    The young leaders of tomorrow's athletics and all of the athletics volunteers were informed that they can take part in its success by becoming an ambassador.

    17 April 2020

    The I Run Clean transnational meetings continue during lockdowns

    Scheduled in Madrid then Rome, the transnational meetings 2 and 3 of the I Run Clean working group continue remotely by videoconferences.

     

     

    01 February 2020

    Kick-off meeting of the I Run Clean Project

    The project to expand European Athletics’ I Run Clean anti-doping education programme is officially up and running after 16 representatives from the 10 partner organisations completed their kick-off meeting in Paris today.

     

    Chaired by Jean Gracia, European Athletics Council member and president of the Agency for the Development of Athletics in Europe (ADAE), which together with European Athletics will lead the three-year project funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme, the meeting covered the general strategy as well as the operational and administrative procedures for the project.

     

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    31 January 2020

    Coordination meeting of Erasmus + projects​

    The Agency for the Development of Athletics in Europe was present in Brussels for Sport Infoday 2020 and the coordination meeting of the winning Erasmus + projects, including the I Run Clean project.

     

    This meeting was also an opportunity to meet the representatives of the executive agency of the European Commission responsible for monitoring the project.

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