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Through the publication of this position statement, FEPSAC aims to continue with its commitment to quality and safe sport experiences through the promotion of safeguarding in sport, a responsibility collectively shared by both group and individual members of the organisation. In this paper, we provide a brief overview of the academic research on interpersonal violence and safeguarding in sport in a European context, focusing on safeguarding athletes. The position statement further includes recommendations and practical guidelines that will equip readers with knowledge and processes for recognising and responding to IV in sport. Through enhancing safeguarding literacy among FEPSAC members, we aim to inspire and empower both neophyte and more experienced practitioners in sport and exercise psychology toward fostering safer sporting relationships, spaces and practices. • FEPSAC is committed to promote safeguarding in sport • Current knowledge of interpersonal violence and safeguarding are summarised • Ecological perspective is used to discuss mechanisms, consequences and risks factors of interpersonal violence in sport • Cultural aspects of safeguarding are explored • Recommendations are provided for applied practice, research and education
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