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TAFISA and the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) successfully organised the “Women Leadership through Sport for All : Training the next generation of Women Sport for All leaders in the Caribbean Workshop” with the support of the UNESCO Participation Programme. The training, held in St.

On 5 September, TAFISA hosted "Safeguarding and Protecting Practitioners in Sport for All" webinar to shed light on the importance of safeguarding, share expert perspectives, and introduce TAFISA's latest initiative - the Safeguarding in Sport for All Guidelines. 

The INTERACT+ Advisory Board is composed of selected International Sport Organisations to provide guidance and exchange knowledge and experience on the topic of Sport for All and physical activity and contribute to the INTERACT+ success story. The INTERACT+ team is happy to announce that the Advisory Board has grown from 14 to 16 members! We warmly welcome you to the Advisory Board,

On 18 August, Nine graduates achieved a remarkable milestone as they completed the TAFISA Certified Leadership Course (CLC) for 2022/2023. The course, spanning from October 2022 to May 2023, was divided into two phases: the theoretical phase from October to December 2022 and the practical phase from December 2022 to May 2023. This structure allows participants to put theory into practice.

On 17 - 18 August, Keenese Katisenge-Tizhani, TAFISA's Vice President for Africa, and Game Mothibi, a Senior Manager, attended the Athletes Safeguarding Summit which hosted athletes, coaches, media and sports administrators for a two-day summit at Botho University in Gaborone under the theme of “My Safety, My Right”.

Safeguarding and Protecting Practitioners in Sport for All

Today, on the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, TAFISA proudly joins the global community in recognising and honouring the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and contributions of indigenous peoples around the world. 9 August, marks the date of the first meeting of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations of the Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights held in Geneva in 1982.

The Sports and Physical Activity in Cultural Heritage Environments (SPACHE) has successfully concluded its two-year implementation plan on 30 June, 2023, encompassing seven work packages.The project aimed to increase awareness, generate knowledge and build capacities that would facilitate the integration of cultural heritage and sport/physical activity initiatives.

On 11 July, the 3rd INTERACT+ partner meeting took place online. The partner meeting was necessary to discuss the already achieved deliverables, the general progress, the development of the project, and future steps to achieve the project.