Whistle 



Erasmus+ sport

Padua Italy 11-12.01.2024


The meeting of the participants in the European Erasmus+ program Whistle took place in Padua, Italy 11-12.01.2024

During the meeting, the actions of the partners, their future plans as well as the videos they prepared to inform and raise awareness of the public were presented.

The Hellenic Volleyball Federation once again demonstrated its professionalism with its presentation:


https://prezi.com/view/UlKhmjOWxZ0wBA6Jt4MN/

as well as with the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nw_bU_n5mg






What is Whistle?

Whistle is a movement that wishes to prevent and fight Verbal Sexual Harassment/catcalling in sports. This project is funded by the European Commission and involves municipalities and associations from many countries such as Italy  (USMASi pùo fareComune di Padova), Turkey (SPELL), Bulgaria (Courage FoundationGreece (KEANELLINIKI OMOSPONDIA PETOSFAIRISIS) Poland (Fundacja Instytut Partnerstwa Strategicznego) and Spain (Actividades Alternativas).


What is Catcalling and VSH?

Catcalling is defined as a series of behaviors including whistles, gestures, comments and unwanted sexual advances, implemented to attract the attention mainly of women in the streets and other public places by strangers. Including a strong component of objectification, catcalling can be considered a form of verbal harassment, as it is an unwanted behavior with a sexual connotation that offends a person’s dignity. It is a discriminatory attitude since it is practiced mainly by men toward the female gender. These kinds of gestures, based on gender discrimination, violate the principle of equal treatment between men and women. Catcalling is a growing phenomenon that happens every day to many young women and girls and affects their lives: many start to feel uncomfortable or afraid walking down the street and wearing whatever they want, or practicing their favorite sport, to a point that can lead to sport drop-out. Catcalling can be hidden in statements that, at first glance, may seem like appreciations.

Verbal sexual Harassment in sports environments refers to repeated and continuous inappropriate behaviors of a sexual nature, including comments, touching, sending or posting photos, messages and/or requests.

All of these are a type of sexual harassment and are a violation of the victim’s civil rights.

  • A coach or manager asking an athlete for sex or a date
  • Referring to an adult as a girl, hunk, doll, babe, or honey
  • Whistling at someone, cat calls
  • Making sexual comments about a person's body
  • Making sexual comments or innuendos
  • Turning training discussions to sexual topics
  • Telling sexual jokes or stories
  • Asking about sexual fantasies, preferences, or history
  • Asking personal questions about social or sexual life
  • Making kissing sounds, howling, and smacking lips
  • Making sexual comments about a person's clothing, anatomy, or looks
  • Repeatedly asking out a person who is not interested
  • Telling lies or spreading rumors about a person's personal sex life
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Whistle is a movement that wishes to prevent and fight Verbal Sexual Harassment/catcalling in sports. This project is funded by the European Commission and involves municipalities and associations from many countries

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