In association with WADA (the World Anti-Doping Agency) and ITA, the EOC is dedicated to complying with world Clean Sport regulations and helping to educate and inform athletes and coaches about its importance and how to effectively follow Clean Sport requirements.
With the enactment of the 2021 World Anti-Doping Code and the new International Standard for Education, anti-doping education has become a key step towards ensuring a clean and fair field of play. Effective education and clean sport values-based education programs are important to create a strong doping-free culture.
The EOC supports this principle and strongly recommends that all athletes, coaches and other Athlete Support Personnel take the time to get educated and informed using the many freely available anti-doping educational tools and resources. Topic-specific resources are included as direct links throughout the different sections of the EOC anti-doping page. Other more general resources and materials are listed below.
ADEL is WADA’s global Anti-Doping Education and Learning Platform. ADEL welcomes anyone who wants to learn about clean sport – the courses are free for all.
There are courses for Athletes of different levels, as well as for Coaches, and Other Support Personnel. These include:
ADEL courses are available in many different languages. If your language is not available at the time of login, you can always contact WADA at adel@wada-ama.org to find out what courses are currently being translated and to which languages.
The European Olympic Committees recommends regularly visiting the International Testing Agency’s Athlete Hub for the latest news, articles and informational resources. The Resources section is also helpful if you are looking for a specific document.
All members of the Olympic and sport community are invited to take part in ITA webinar series. Each month, anti-doping experts are joined by an Athlete guest to discuss key anti-doping topics relevant to Athletes and Athlete Support Personnel. All webinars are free and accessible to any interested member of the global sport community. The webinars are delivered in English with simultaneous translation to Arabic, French, Russian and Spanish.
Registration for each webinar opens 2-3 weeks prior to the live session on the ITA Athlete Hub and on the ITA social media channels. Previous webinars can also be viewed on the Athlete Hub.
