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The United Against Online Abuse (UAOA) coalition, supported by the FIA Foundation, has launched groundbreaking research to track the alarming scale of online hate directed towards sports journalists and media. This new research builds on data collected from athletes and sporting bodies in the first UAOA barometer report published earlier this year. The first Journalist survey will close on Friday 1 November 2024.

The next generation of female motorsport talent is taking a stand against the growing crisis of online abuse in sport. During today’s Girls on Track event, held at the FIA World Motorsport Games, dozens of girls and young women participated in six interactive workshops organised by the United...

The Association has also included the campaign within its safeguarding policy

Call for the urgent establishment of a Trusted Flagger entity in Ireland to fast track online abuse complaints against Social Media Platforms Preliminary insights into research led by Dublin City University shows rise in homophobic language in UEFA Football Championships over a ten year period

The first ever United Against Online Abuse Conference has taken place, bringing together international sporting federations, politicians, and tech companies FIA President, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, said: “I thank all who have pledged their support for this coalition and urge the wider global community to come together and join us in this important fight.”

The conference, hosted at the FIA’s Paris headquarters, will bring together international sporting federations, social media platforms, and politicians Speakers include FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, UNESCO’s Assistant Director-General Gabriela Ramos, and FIFA’s Paul Murphy

- The Australian Government joins governments including France, Greece and Albania in supporting the FIA-led initiative - By signing the charter, the Government commit to preventing and removing hate speech, by supporting dialogue, research, and collaboration on the subject

Last week, FIA United Against Online Abuse (UAOA) Project Leader Erin Bourke, joined with athletes, sporting personalities, and industry leaders at Athletes Game On for Peace, an international dialogue organised by UNESCO and Peace And Sport to celebrate the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (6 April).

FIA and the Government of Albania confirm their partnership in the capital city of Tirana, hosted by the President of the Albanian Automobile Club, Niko Leka The Government of Albania is the 11th signatory partner to join the FIA in its fight against online abuse in sport

The FIA-led United Against Online Abuse (UAOA) campaign has announced the first recipients of its prestigious Global Research Scholarship.