This Award-winning Coach says it's important to simply show kids, ALL kids, that you care, not just some.

Don't participate in hazing, build positive traditions, as hazing can build team unity, but can be fatal.

If there is even a question of abuse, it would be wise to remove your child from the situation immediately.

Start by asking one or two people on your team: “How can we create safer spaces for LGBTQ athletes, coaches?"

Sharon Robinson is the Bronxville High School Lacrosse Coach and Vice Chairman of the One Love Foundation.

Ben Tepper, PhD in organizational psychology from Ohio State, shares his thoughts on abusive coaching.

Hazing can have unintended consequences and should be seen as something more serious than a harmless joke.

A discussion on how coaches and administrators shape cultures that have a zero-tolerance policy toward hazing.

Use our printable back-to-school guide to help you make this your best sports season ever!

Answers to these frequently asked questions, provided by KidPower, protect kids from bullying and hazing.