Participation
Parent authorization for training and mentorship should be documented separately from public-media permissions.
Participation, health authorization, public media, Athlete Identity publishing, and third-party commercial use require distinct decisions.
Parent authorization for training and mentorship should be documented separately from public-media permissions.
Current health information, emergency contacts, assumption of risk, medical authorization, and incident procedures require formal enrollment documents.
A parent may approve or decline use of the athlete’s image in Kuwa Bora-owned program storytelling without losing the ability to participate unless the media is essential to a separately selected service.
Third-party sponsorships, endorsements, or paid campaigns require separate review and authorization rather than relying on a general program media release.
Content should move through a parent-controlled approval workflow. No public profile is active by default.
Account ownership, credential control, media licenses, archive export, and access termination should be clearly documented.
The first Elite 8 cohort begins August 10, 2026. Applications are reviewed in the order received.