Free interactive seminar and forum held from 10.00am to 12.30pm on Wednesday 21 April 2010 at the State Netball Hockey Centre, Parkville.
The seminar discussed how community sporting clubs can play an important role in reducing alcohol-related harms, and create a setting that will cultivate and develop healthy individuals and sporting clubs. There was also an opportunity to discuss the issues arising from the DrugInfo newsletter and Prevention Research Quarterly—"Alcohol and community sport clubs" [PDF: 731KB].
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Program
Alcohol and community sporting clubs
Bosco Rowland, Senior Research Fellow, Australian Drug Foundation
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Creating supportive environments—Creating supportive sporting associations
Clea Smith, Program Manager (Sport), Australian Drug Foundation
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Alcohol and community sport—A local government approach
James Rouse, Team Leader, Leisure Development, City of Casey
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Responsible use of alcohol and AFL players—not the oxymoron you think!
Matt Finnis, CEO, Australian Football League Players' Association (AFLPA)
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Bonus material
Two Good Sports case studies (PDF: 92KB)