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If we better understand the areas of hockey culture connected to the risks of maltreatment, we can do better to prevent it.

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Tell me what's this about...

Tell me what this is about

The Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner (OSIC) has tasked an independent assessment team to conduct a Sport Environment Assessment (SEA) of Hockey Canada and hockey in Canada.

This SEA, part of the Abuse-Free Sport Program, aims to both address and prevent maltreatment, discrimination and other prohibited behaviour related to the Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS).

An SEA is designed to identify and remedy system issues, moving towards a culture of safety and well-being in the sport. 

More information is available about OSIC and SEAs here.

What's Next

These are the big steps of the process

01

The Hockey Culture Index – Hockey Canada

This survey aims to understand the organizational culture within Hockey Canada by inviting participation from employees and Board Members
Mid-September 2024

02

The Hockey Culture Index

– Member Branches

This survey aims to understand the organizational culture within each Member Branch across Canada.

October 2024

03

The Hockey Participant Culture Index

This survey is designed to capture the perspectives and experiences of grassroots hockey participants and youth.

Late October 2024

04

Semi-Structured Interviews

Interviews with a range of participants representing different parts of hockey across Canada.

Fall 2024

05

Confirmation Workshops

Presentations of what was heard during the survey and interview processes with SEA participants.

Winter 2025

06

Guidance Group

Review and deliberations of SEA observations with the SEA Guidance Group

Ongoing

07

SEA Report

Submission of SEA Report documenting process, observations, and recommendations to OSIC for publishing

Spring 2025

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