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Networking “1-2-3†brings award-winning UK initiative to Kosovo’s doorstep
In May last year, UK-based ISCA member StreetGames met the Independent Organisation for Sport Education in Kosovo (OESK) at a conference in Sweden. Now it is preparing to transfer its award-winning Doorstep Sport initiative to OESK through ISCA’s MOVE Transfer international project. The project will see the Doorstep Sport concept of delivering physical activity at the “right time, the right price and in the right style†to hard-to-reach communities being taken up by municipalities across Kosovo in 2015.
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MOVE Week-inspired project nominated as European Youth Week best practice
When staff at the Danish youth organisation 4H Danmark received an email from the Danish National Agency for the Erasmus+ programme recently, they didn’t expect the surprise it contained. And it was a good one. It said their Nordic youth leadership training project, “We Moveâ€, had been selected as a best practice and nominated for presentation at the European Youth Week this April-May. The training featured a workshop on the NowWeMOVE campaign and one-on-one advice from the 2013 NowWeMOVE Coordinator, Tommy Kristoffersen, on how to organise events for MOVE Week.
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Programme available for Building Sport for Active Citizenship conference
ISCA members UFOLEP and USEP in France have released the programme for their European sport and physical activity conference, Building Sport for an Active Citizenship, to be held in Strasbourg from 8-10 July. The conference themes include active children, health and wellbeing and local authorities, and Marc Tarabella from the European Parliament is among the confirmed list of speakers. The conference fee is €200 for regular participants and €30 for students. ISCA is one of the conference’s seven partner organisations.
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ISCA MOVES in the air and all over the world
Last year ISCA bought 372 flights for its member organisations, stakeholders and staff, counting up to 1285 travel days. “In other words, every day of the year on average, two people take a trip out or return with the aim of MOVING people,†ISCA's Secretary General Jacob Schouenborg says. “And this is just the number of flights that ISCA has booked centrally. Add to this the travels by ISCA members themselves, for instance to the MOVE Congress, and you will see that ISCA really puts action behind the intention to bring people together to learn and be inspired to MOVE even more people.â€
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ISCA 20th anniversary feature article series
UFOLEP: Why we took an active part in ISCA from the beginning
L'Union française des œuvres laïques d'éducation physique (UFOLEP) is one of the most important sport for all and multisport federations in France. It was established in 1928 with the purpose of setting up popular and civic forms of practicing sport and physical activity. Since its creation, UFOLEP has worked to develop the concept of a human sport service. Taking part in a new umbrella organisation for grassroots sport like ISCA as a founding member in 1995 was significant for UFOLEP, as it allowed it to spread its vision of sport internationally. Jean-Claude Besnard, President of the Departmental Committee of Indre and Member of the International Commission at UFOLEP, and Laetitia Zappella, Tasks Officer at UFOLEP, tell us why being an ISCA member has been so valuable to UFOLEP.
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