OUR LATEST NEWS.

On 1 May, the Annual General Assembly of the Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (FASANOC) was convened. TAFISA Vice President (Oceania) Cathy Wong was elected President of FASANOC, with the majority of votes in the first round.

What the Sport for All Movement represents, what we all represent, is something that does not exist elsewhere. Sport for All is unique in that it can take place in many forms and shapes, and in a diversity of structures, contexts, and frameworks.

Certified Leadership Courses participants are allowed to receive funding and support to implement small-scale projects and apply the skills gained after completing the CLC Level 1 and CLC Level 2.

TAFISA recently held a training session for Certified Leadership Course (CLC) facilitators, bringing together 16 dedicated Sport for All leaders from various countries, including South Africa, Australia, Botswana, Malawi, Eswatini, Germany, Slovenia, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Kenya, and Rwanda.

We are happy to announce our upcoming webinar, "Sport for All Diplomacy: Contributing to Strengthening Global Connections".

The final event of the PACTE+ (Promoting Active Cities Throughout Europe Plus) project, held 15–16 April and organized by Sport and Citizenship, marked the culmination of over six years of work to promote active, inclusive cities across Europe.

On 10 - 11 April, TAFISA was well represented by TAFISA President Wolfgang Baumann, along with TAFISA Vice-President Denis Karakasis, from the Ministry of Culture and Sports, Greece, and Board Member Jacqueline Kronenburg, from the Knowledge Centre for Sport & Physical Activity, Netherlands, at the EU Sport Forum held in Krakow, Poland. 

On  3 & 4 April, the UNESCO Participation Program - Next Generation Women Leaders in Sport Leadership Training took place in Morocco. As part of the broader movement to strengthen gender equity in sports leadership, TAFISA Senior Manager Game Mothibi, together with local facilitators Hana Kzib and Aadel Kerkour-Alla from Tibu Africa, engaged a dynamic number of participants.

On 3 & 4 April, TAFISA was proud to participate in the Tibu Africa Summit in Casablanca, Morocco, on Education through Sport in Africa, a powerful platform that brought together global thought leaders, Moroccan government officials, practitioners, and changemakers to advance the role of sport in shaping inclusive and empowered communities.

On 4 April, INTERACT+ reached an important milestone with the successful delivery of its second "Train the Trainers" Workshop, preparing eight new facilitators to lead future INTERACT+ Capacity Building Workshops across Europe and beyond.