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Physical activity isn’t just for gym class—it’s a key to better health and enhanced learning. This was the focus of the recent “Active School: The Foundation for a Life-Long Physically Active Lifestyle” conference, hosted by Fredrikstad Municipality as part of the ERASMUS project PACTE+.

The Girls Positive and Safe Coaching Pathway has reached a major milestone with the publication of its Final Report for the 2024 cycle. This groundbreaking initiative, designed to foster safer, inclusive, and empowering environments for girls in sports, has exceeded expectations and paved the way for impactful change.

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Dear Members, Colleagues, and Friends,  

On 16 December, the European Commission held its annual Erasmus+ Sport Info Day in Brussels, Belgium. Gathering around 200 participants in person and many more online, the event represented a key platform for sharing the new EU priorities and opportunities, as well as a great opportunity for exchanging and networking with like-minded organisations in view to collaborate.

The INTERACT+ Partners convened online on December 4 for an engaging and productive meeting that focused on key project updates and planning. The session began with welcome remarks and updates on administrative matters and preparations for the TAFISA Sport for All European Forum, scheduled for March 24–28, 2025. 

TAFISA proudly honored Gabriel Messmer, President of Evaleo, with the Friend for Life Award, recognizing his exceptional contributions to the Global Sport for All Movement. The award was presented by TAFISA President Wolfgang Baumann and Secretary General Jean-Francois Laurent on his visit to the TAFISA office on 4 December.

On 03 December, TAFISA hosted a webinar on; For a Sustainable Approach: Developing the Fundraising Readiness of Sport for All Organizations. This event, fourth in the new Mission 2030 Series cycle, attracted attendees from around the globe, with over 180 participants, and featured participation from leading organizations, fundraising professionals, and experienced experts in the field.

The Erasmus+ sport project IN-FORMS coordinated by the European Observatoire of Sport and Employment (EOSE) with the active support of 11 partners (sport federations, employers’ organisations, a government ministry, sport universities and research centres), aims to look closely at the problems and their causes and, most of all, loo

On 20 - 21 November, the fifth INTERACT+ Capacity Building training, hosted by the International Dance Organization (IDO), brought together 28 participants from across Europe and beyond to advance the integration of Sport for All principles in dance.