OUR LATEST NEWS.

On March 3, the PACTE+ Networking Workshop for Cities gathered a network of cities and stakeholders from International and European organizations to strengthen the concept of Active Cities and provide resources for planning and implementing physical activity initiatives.

As we commemorate International Women’s Day 2025 under the theme “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.”, we recognize this year as a pivotal moment in the global pursuit of gender equality, marking the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.

We are excited to announce that TAFISA is partnering on two new Erasmus+ projects: ACT RISE and HPSCoach-EDU, both launched in January 2025. These initiatives align with our mission to promote Sport for All and strengthen the role of physical activity in promoting inclusive, healthy, and resilient communities.

On February 27, TAFISA marked an exciting milestone in the Girls Positive and Safe Coaching Pathway as we officially welcomed our Regional Trainers—a dedicated group of professionals who will play a key role in driving the program’s success across different regions.

In January 2025, the sixth Capacity Building Workshop of the INTERACT+ project was held online.

On 18 February, TAFISA hosted a webinar on Frameworks to Action: Financing Inclusive and Community-Driven Sports for All Initiatives. This event, the fifth in the new Mission 2030 Series cycle, attracted attendees from around the globe, with over 200 participants, and featured participation from financial institutions, leading organizations, and experienced experts in the field.

The success story of the Catwalk Campaign, led by the Catmosphere Foundation with TAFISA and numerous partners’ support, is not over.

TAFISA and the International Sport for All Federation (FISpT) are among the only organizations recognized by the IOC that focus exclusively on Sport for All. On Tuesday, 11 February, TAFISA President Wolfgang Baumann and FISpT President Isa Mohamed A. Rahim met in London, UK, to reconnect, explore synergies, and discuss potential avenues of cooperation between the two entities.

The Certified Leadership Course (CLC) Level 2 in Trinidad & Tobago may have concluded, but for the 25 participants, the journey is just beginning! Over the next year, these newly trained leaders will bring their knowledge to life, launching community-driven projects that address key societal challenges through Sport for All.