The Association e-Enfance / 3018 and REBOND sign a partnership agreement

When shared values come together, great things happen.

The e-Enfance / 3018 association and the REBOND association, which works to prevent and combat violence in sport, have signed a partnership agreement. This collaboration marks a new stage in their joint commitment to better protect children and teenagers from violence, whether it occurs online, in everyday life or during sporting activities.

This agreement is based on a shared conviction: sport must remain a safe, educational and protective environment, and no child should be left alone to face the violence he or she may encounter there.

A shared commitment at the crossroads of digital technology and sport

Through this partnership, e-Enfance / 3018 and REBOND are combining their expertise to strengthen prevention, detection and support for young victims, taking into account the specificities of the sporting environment and the digital uses that accompany it (social networks, messaging, media exposure).

This partnership includes

• improving detection and support for victims,
  
• implementing joint training and awareness-raising initiatives aimed at those involved in sport, families and young people,
  
• the development of advocacy initiatives,
  
• closer collaboration with the Observatoire e-Enfance to encourage reflection and research into violence against children, including in sporting contexts.
  

A signature under the sign of commitment

The agreement was signed at the Café Michalak, in the presence of Christophe Michalak, a committed ambassador for the two associations. His support helps to raise the profile of these vital issues and to remind us of the importance of protecting children, wherever they live or work.

A forward-looking partnership

This agreement marks the start of a long-term collaboration.
By combining the fields of sport, digital technology and child protection, e-Enfance / 3018 and REBOND are affirming their shared desire to take action to prevent violence, protect young people and enable them to develop in safer, more respectful environments.