UAOA Day

One day. One message.

United Against Online Abuse in Sport Day (UAOA Day) is an annual global mobilisation, held every July, bringing together the sporting community to promote safer, more respectful digital environments.

Developed within the framework of the 2025–2027 Erasmus+ project, UAOA Day builds on the work of the UAOA coalition, founded in 2023 by H.E. Mohammed Ben Sulayem, President of the FIA.

Beyond a one-day campaign, it drives long-term action through education, research and international collaboration to tackle online abuse in sport.

What drives

#UAOADay

Four priorities driving meaningful change in sport:

  1. RAISE AWARENESS

    Highlight the scale and impact of online abuse in sport, and why tackling it matters.

  2. AMPLIFY VOICES

    Give athletes, officials and the wider sporting community a platform to share their experiences and perspectives.

  3. SHARE RESOURCES

    Equip individuals and organisations with practical resources to recognise, prevent and respond to online abuse.

  4. SHOW SOLIDARITY

    Unite the global sporting community around a shared commitment to safer, more respectful online spaces.

UAOA Day 2026

EXPLORE WHAT HAPPENED.

Revisit the 2026 campaign and hear the voices that helped shape the conversation.

Take Action

Get involved

Discover how you can contribute to the UAOA mission and help build safer, more respectful digital communities across sport.