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CnC
"What counts in sports is not the victory, but the magnificence of the struggle." -Joe Paterno |
Competition not Conflict (CnC) is a program designed to reduce destructive conflict in sport and to promote the positive values of competition.
About the Conflict not Competition ProgramBuilding a network of athletes, coaches, referees, administrators, corporate leaders, elected officials, nonprofit groups, and educators dedicated to promoting positive alternatives to conflict in sports Providing opportunities for students and intercollegiate student-athletes to capitalize on their experiences and training to teach conflict resolution skills and personal development to younger students Improving the way young children, parents, coaches, referees, and fans promote athletic participation and achievement, and encouraging appropriate spectator behavior Watch the CnC TrailerWe hope that you can help us further our goals of reducing destructive conflict in sports and promoting the positive aspects of competition. For more information, to suggest an idea for a project, or to get involved in a current project, please contact Tori Klein, Director, (541) 346-1634. |
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