Athlete abuse in sport, via social media, is becoming a bigger and bigger issue, says EPIC CEO Paul Buck.
Athlete abuse in sport, via social media, is becoming a bigger and bigger issue, says EPIC CEO Paul Buck.
The William Hill-backed gambling harm prevention education programme for SPFL clubs evidenced heightened awareness following first season of activity.
For this year's International Women's Day, we're calling on leading female athletes to help support a vital body of research that can help to leave a lasting legacy for gambling harm prevention in women's elite sport.
Awareness of gambling-related harm issues affecting student-athletes will be a regular topic of conversation among key delegates at this week's NCAA Convention in Nashville.
In response to the ever-growing interest in sports wagering around NCAA competition, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference is bringing in specialist expertise to protect student-athletes and staff from its potentially-harmful side effects.
Workshops aimed at promoting safer gambling are having a positive impact on horse racing industry staff, according to new data from EPIC.
EPIC mark this year's SIGA Sport Integrity Week (November 11-15) by hosting a webinar to discuss how gambling harm education programmes help to maintain sporting integrity.
With the increasing trend of sports participants receiving online threats from sports bettors, two leaders in harm minimisation are coming together to address the problem.
Former New York Yankees third-round draft pick Jake Sanford will combine his ongoing baseball career with a role educating pro and collegiate athletes on avoiding gambling-related harm.