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Confidential Report

IntegritySafeguarding
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Section One · Required

What are you reporting?

This determines how the report is routed internally.
Choose the option that best fits. If you are unsure, choose Safeguarding — we will route it correctly.
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Section Two · Anonymous-friendly

Are you reporting in your own name?

Anonymous reports are accepted and investigated.
As you would like us to address you.
Used only to follow up on your report.
Include country code, e.g. +1 555 123 4567.
Subject to confidentiality. We cannot share information about the accused.
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Section Three · Required

When and where did it happen?

Approximate dates are accepted.
Best estimate is fine.
"Around 6 pm" is acceptable.
City, country, and venue or event name. Example: "São Paulo, Brazil — SJJIF Pan-Am 2026" or "Academy ABC, Dallas, TX".
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Section Four · Optional

Who was involved?

Provide what you know — partial information is still useful.
The person affected
Leave blank if you don't know, don't want to disclose, or if it's you.
This determines whether minor-protection standards apply.
The person being reported
Witnesses
Names and any contact info — phone, email, or how they can be identified (e.g. "the coach who runs the kids' class on Tuesdays"). Only include people who have agreed to be named, where possible.
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Section Five · Required

What happened, in your own words?

The narrative core of the report.
Stick to facts as you understand them. Include who, what, when, and where if you know. It is OK if you don't have every detail — say "I don't know" or "I'm not sure" where that's true. Do not add accusations beyond what you witnessed or were told.
Example: "Weekly for the past 6 months" or "Happens at every event we both attend."
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Section Six · Required

What kind of conduct was it?

Select all that apply. A single report may involve multiple types.
Definitions are in Section 4 of the SJJIF Athlete Safeguarding Policy.
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Section Seven · Optional

Do you have any supporting evidence?

A report can be made without any evidence at all.
Important: please do not attach files to this report. Once we acknowledge your report, the assigned Safeguarding Officer will contact you with a secure way to share files.
Select all that apply.
Tell us what you have. Do not attach files here.
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Section Eight · Required

Safety and urgency

A "yes" here triggers an immediate alert to our on-call officer.
Examples: the person being reported still has contact with the affected person; an event is in progress; there is a risk of evidence destruction.
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Section Nine · Optional

Has this been reported before?

To SJJIF, a federation, your academy, the police, or anyone else.
Example: "Reported to Coach X verbally in March 2025" or "Filed police report in São Paulo on 12 April 2025." Include outcomes if you know them.
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Section Ten · Required

Declaration

By submitting, you confirm the following.
  • The information provided is true to the best of your knowledge.
  • This report may be shared with authorized SJJIF officials and, where required by law, with police, child-protection authorities, or other competent governing bodies.
  • Knowingly false reports made with malicious intent may result in disciplinary action under Section 6 of the SJJIF Safeguarding Policy.
  • Reports made in good faith are protected from retaliation under Section 10.4 of the SJJIF Safeguarding Policy, even if not ultimately substantiated.

Your report will be sent securely to the SJJIF Safeguarding and Integrity officers. You will receive a confirmation reference number on the next screen.