OUR LATEST NEWS.

After great teamwork led by TAFISA, we are pleased to announce that the Knowledge, Experience Sharing, and Capacity Building in Sport for All Online Hub Project (KESCAB Project) electronic infographic is now available.

On 27 and 28 June, the National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) | IAKS 2024 was held in Melbourne, Australia. The Convention was held in partnership with the International Association for Sport and Leisure Facilities (IAKS) to Inspire Innovation and drive Participation.

On 2-5 July, TAFISA was invited by Sokol, host to the TAFISA World Congress 2026, to join their SLET 2024 event in Prague.

The TAFISA Annual Report is our key publication, offering a comprehensive overview of TAFISA's and the Global Sport for All Movement's achievements over the past year and a preview of the year ahead. Packed with photos, topical articles, interviews, member updates, and event reports, this report is a must-read for everyone involved in the Global Sport for All Movement!

We are excited to announce the launch of the TAFISA Knowledge Exchange Commission (KEC), a new initiative aimed at fostering global collaboration and knowledge sharing in the field of Sport for All.

On 26 June, TAFISA kicked off the new cycle of its Mission 2030 Webinar Series with a first event on “Capacity Building in Sport for All – Are We Reaching Our Goals?”.  With 600 registrations from over 112 countries around the world, the event provided a platform for discussions around the topic and set the stage to announce the launch of the SUCCEED initiative

We are thrilled to share the latest progress on the Girls Positive and Safe Coaching Pathway, led by TAFISA in cooperation with Nike. The project is in full swing and making significant strides!

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the SUCCEED Framework!

In collaboration with the IOC through the Olympism365 strategy, TAFISA is proud to introduce SUCCEED – Supporting Communities Empowerment & Development through Sport for All.

On 18 June, the second virtual partners meeting of the EU-funded KESCAB Online Hub project took place. Partners presented project progress, updates and reviewed and discussed the project agenda and upcoming tasks. 

On 14 May, TAFISA Vice-President (Africa) Keenese Katisenge-Tizhani was announced as one of the 18 recipients of the Anita White Fund, which aims to support female leaders in sport around the world. She received the Anita White Catalyst Grant, which is part of The Anita White Fund.