Allison Wagner

Director of Athlete and International Relations @U.S. Anti-Doping Agency

Denver, CO, US

Advocating for athletes\' rights and needs in anti-doping, sport, and government settings. Engaging athletes in the anti-doping system and responding to questions, concerns, and requests for advocacy.Promoting an independent and athlete-focused global anti-doping regulator and needed reform.Researching varied materials to inform fact-based approaches to advocacy and to best coordinate stakeholders with aligned goals.Connecting athlete representatives and athlete advocates, and their concerns and requests, to key stakeholders in decision-making roles in the anti-doping system.Nominated by the U.S. government to be a member of the panel of independent experts advising the Bureau and the Approval Committee of the Conference of Parties to the International Convention against Doping in Sport at UNESCO. Creating proposals for the advancement of \"athlete-first\" approaches to anti-doping processes and decision-making in international settings.Initiating mental health initiatives for athletes interacting with the anti-doping system.Co-author of the “Declaration of Guiding Principles for the Future of Anti-Doping” (2022) signed by Sport Integrity Australia, Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, Anti Doping Denmark, Finnish Center for Integrity in Sports, French Anti-Doping Agency, National Anti Doping Agency of Germany, Sport Ireland, Doping Authority Netherlands, Drug-Free Sport New Zealand, Anti-Doping Norway, Anti-Doping Sweden, United Kingdom Anti-Doping, & the United States Anti-Doping Agency.

Naropa University

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

KU Leuven

Erasmus Mundus Master's degree, Sport ethics and integrity

Eastside High School

International Baccaleureate Program