OUR LATEST NEWS.

On 27- 28 November, 2023, the collaborative meeting between the Global Observatory and UNESCO marked a pivotal step in advancing gender equality. The focus was on the development of shared metrics and monitoring progress in gender-related aspects of physical education, physical activity, and sports.

JOMP partners and stakeholders joined the first ever global JOMPvention in Munich, Germany, on 28 November. True to the mission of the Joy Of Movement Pioneers Innovation Hub (JOMP), the JOMPvention was held as a workshop encouraging the exchange of good practices, know-how, and ideas to tackle the physical inactivity crisis by bringing Joy of Movement to people's emotional and social lives.

In a landmark move during the General Assembly on 3 November, TAFISA proudly welcomed 20 new members from 18 different countries into its vibrant and growing community. The ceremony saw the official presentation of membership certificates, symbolising the commitment of these diverse entities to promoting Sport for All.

TAFISA Treasurer Janez Sodrznik participated in the EPAS Consultative Committee Bureau meeting in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, and the Conference on the Inclusion of Child Migrants and Refugees in and through Sport. Held on 29 November, this significant event was organised by the Council of Europe's Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport (EPAS) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Education, and Sport of the Principality of Liechtenstein.

In a significant milestone for the KESCAB Online Hub project, partners convened their inaugural meeting on 28 November to lay the foundations for a collaborative and successful venture. Held with enthusiasm and anticipation, the meeting marked the beginning of a journey towards a groundbreaking project in knowledge sharing, capacity building, and experience sharing in Sport for All, set to commence officially in January 2024.

On 23 November the World Alpagut Federation (WAF) announced its official approval as a TAFISA International Member in a press conference held in Baku, Azerbaijan.

On 21 November, TAFISA actively embraced and adopted the "Joint Pledge on Sport for Inclusion and Protection" as part of its commitment to the Global Refugee Forum in December 2023. This commitment underscores TAFISA's dedication to enhancing the lives of displaced individuals and contributing to global efforts for positive change.

The spirit of camaraderie, the ethos of sacrifice, and the unwavering love for homeland and freedom encapsulated the founding principles of Partizan Slovenia in 1952. Fast forward to today, those values continue to thrive within the Sports Union of Slovenia, shaping a remarkable 30-year journey of sporting prowess.

From 1-4 November, the SIMS (Sport Inclusion Media Seal) project partners converged at the 28th TAFISA World Congress in Düsseldorf, Germany. The primary goal was to foster collaboration among fellow participants and elevate the visibility of the project.

The KESCAB (Knowledge and experience sharing and capacity building online Hub) project partners experienced an exciting moment during the TAFISA World Congress in Dusseldorf, Germany, on 2 November, where they briefly met and greeted each other.