OUR LATEST NEWS.

On the occasion of the TAFISA European Sport for All Forum, a delegation from the Happy Sports China Group led by Founder and Chairwoman Ms Zhou Li traveled to Frankfurt and met up with TAFISA representatives to explore potential collaboration.

The latest meeting of the TAFISA Knowledge Exchange Commission (KEC) brought together experts and stakeholders to strengthen collaboration and expand knowledge-sharing efforts in Sport for All. The session covered key updates, new initiatives, and forward-looking discussions that will drive the commission’s work in the coming months.

On 27 & 28 March, the REACH project, led by TAFISA, held its first in-person meeting in Frankfurt, Germany, celebrating the TAFISA European Sport for All Forum 2025. Project partners from Europe and outside Europe were present at the meeting.

Last week, Frankfurt, Germany, became the European hub of Sport for All as over 120 participants from 33 countries came together for the TAFISA European Sport for All Forum. Organized by TAFISA with the support of the State of Hesse and the City of Frankfurt, the event brought together a diverse range of voices and perspectives around the topic of "Shaping the future of Sport for All in Europe".

On the evening of 24 March, TAFISA partners, supporters, and distinguished guests gathered in Frankfurt, Germany, to celebrate Sport for All. Hosted by the City of Frankfurt as a prelude to the TAFISA European Forum, the reception served as a warm welcome and a celebration of impactful initiatives advancing Sport for All in Frankfurt. 

The HPS-COACH-Edu (Health Promoting Sports Organisations: Capacity building for coach education across Europe) project held its first in-person meeting since the project started in January 2025.

On 27 March, TAFISA and IWG Women and Sport have signed a renewed Memorandum of Understanding, reaffirming their shared commitment to advancing gender equity and inclusion through the global Sport for All movement.

On 27 March, the SUCCEED (Supporting Communities Empowerment & Development through Sport for All) Governing Committee and Advisory Board convened for their first in-person meeting at the TAFISA European Sport for All Forum, marking a significant milestone for the project.

After a brief pause, the KESCAB project partners reconvened to strategize and advance the project’s next phase. The temporary pause allowed for an extension of the project timeline, creating an opportunity to engage strategic partners in the development of the online hub. 

On 25 March, INTERACT+ project partners convened for a hybrid meeting to review progress, exchange insights, and plan the next steps in the project.