International Youth - Integrity through sport

We are focusing on youth because the deeper values of Olympism transcend sport. Being your best, respecting others, and overcoming adversity are as much about the journey through life as meaningful involvement in sport. Because the public, and especially youth, are fascinated by Olympians, we are privileged and responsible to practice these values, and will help develop emerging leaders by educating youth.

"I love running, the good days and the not-so-good days. To me, the Olympic spirit symbolizes your search toward your inner self, to know your inner self. If you give up hope in this search, you give up hope in life,"

Zola Budd, RSA, Athletics,

5000 m. World Record Holder, and Olympian, 1984.

International Sport Leaders - Integrity in sport

We continue to address leaders of international sport because sport plays such a fundamental role in our global society, by instilling ethical human values. The leaders of international sport have a role as guardians of the Olympic Movement. OATH will encourage and challenge those in formal leadership in sport to uphold the responsibility that comes with privilege.