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This is the storytelling of our partners' projects!
Explore our blog to delve into the narratives of our partners' diverse projects. Learn about the educational journeys they've embarked upon, and keep abreast of the latest developments and progress in their initiatives.
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This is your one-stop destination to uncover every detail about the endeavors of our partners.
🇬🇧 Meet the GENS Team: four European organisations united for equality in sport
A project co-funded by the European Union Every meaningful change starts with people.GENS – Gender Equality Needs Sport brings together four organisations from different European contexts — from coastal villages to large capital cities — all united by a shared mission: make sport a fair, welcoming space for everyone . Different backgrounds, same goal.That’s what makes this partnership strong. 🌍 Who are the GENS partners? 🇮🇹 ASD BALLIAMO (Italy – Project Coordinator) A spo
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🇬🇧 Breaking Stereotypes in Sport: understanding gender to build healthier futures
A project co-funded by the European Union Why do so many girls stop playing sport during adolescence?Why is a boy who chooses dance treated differently from a boy who chooses football? The answer lies in gender stereotypes — social expectations that tell us what is “right” for boys and what is “right” for girls.These stereotypes influence confidence, wellbeing, and even long-term life choices. GENS – Gender Equality Needs Sport works to break these barriers from where they o
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🇬🇧 GENS – Gender Equality Needs Sport: when sport becomes a safe space to be yourself
A project co-funded by the European Union Across Europe, many unwritten rules still shape our sport environments:“Football is for boys”, “Dance is for girls”, “Boys must be strong”, “Girls must be delicate”. But what happens when these expectations become barriers?What if a young person gives up their passion because someone already decided who they should be? GENS – Gender Equality Needs Sport exists to rewrite this narrative.It is an Erasmus+ Sport initiative co-funded by
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🇬🇧 Why training is essential to build inclusive sports environments
TRANSPORTACTION is co-funded by the European Union Sport has the power to bring people together, but not everyone can access it with the same ease. For many transgender, gender diverse and intersex people, gyms and sports clubs can still be challenging spaces, shaped by stereotypes, misunderstandings and cultural barriers.This is why training stands at the core of TRANSPORTACTION: without the right skills, inclusion risks remaining only an intention. The training offered thro
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🇮🇹 Perché la formazione è fondamentale per costruire spazi sportivi inclusivi
TRANSPORTACTION è co-funded by the European Union Lo sport ha il potere di unire, ma non tutti possono viverlo con la stessa libertà. Per molte persone transgender, gender diverse e intersessuali, le palestre e le associazioni sportive rappresentano ancora ambienti complessi da attraversare, segnati da stereotipi, incomprensioni e barriere culturali.Per questo la formazione rappresenta il cuore di TRANSPORTACTION: senza competenze adeguate, l’inclusione rischia di restare sol
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🇬🇧 The TRANSPORTACTION e-Learning Platform: A Digital Space for Inclusion in Sport
TRANSPORTACTION is co-funded by the European Union The TRANSPORTACTION e-learning platform is one of the project’s most significant achievements: an open and accessible digital environment designed to train coaches, instructors and sports organisations on how to create inclusive spaces for transgender, gender diverse and intersex people. Developed in an open-source format, the platform hosts training modules, practical toolkits, guidelines and multimedia materials that can be
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🇮🇹 La nuova piattaforma e-learning di TRANSPORTACTION: uno spazio digitale per l’inclusione nello sport
TRANSPORTACTION è co-finanziato dall’Unione Europea La piattaforma e-learning di TRANSPORTACTION rappresenta uno dei risultati più importanti del progetto: un ambiente digitale aperto, accessibile e pensato per formare allenatori, istruttori e associazioni sportive sull’inclusione di persone transgender, gender diverse e intersessuali. Realizzata in formato open source, la piattaforma ospiterà moduli formativi, toolkit pratici, linee guida e materiali multimediali, tutti faci
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🇬🇧 Why TRANSPORTACTION Matters: Addressing the Inclusion Gap in Today’s Sports
TRANSPORTACTION is co-funded by the European Union The inclusion of transgender, gender diverse and intersex people in sport is one of the most urgent social challenges of recent years. Although sport is widely seen as a space for participation, well-being and personal growth, for many individuals it remains a place from which they feel excluded. European data reveal a concerning situation: more than half of transgender people avoid sports environments due to fear of discrimi
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🇮🇹 Perché serve TRANSPORTACTION: il problema dell’inclusione nello sport oggi
TRANSPORTACTION è co-finanziato dall’Unione Europea L’inclusione delle persone transgender, gender diverse e intersessuali nello sport rappresenta una delle sfide sociali più urgenti degli ultimi anni. Nonostante lo sport sia considerato uno spazio di partecipazione, benessere e crescita personale, per molte persone rimane invece un luogo da cui sentirsi escluse. I dati europei mostrano una situazione allarmante: oltre la metà delle persone transgender evita gli ambienti spor
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🇮🇹 Conosciamo i partner di TRANSPORTACTION
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. TRANSPORTACTION è co-funded by the European Union Il progetto TRANSPORTACTION nasce grazie alla collaborazione di tre realtà europee che condividono una visione comune: uno sport accessib
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🇬🇧Meet the Partners of TRANSPORTACTION
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. TRANSPORTACTION is co-funded by the European Union The TRANSPORTACTION project is built on the collaboration of three European organisations that share a common vision: a sports environme
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🇮🇹 Il progetto TRANSPORTACTION prende il via: una nuova era di inclusione nello sport europeo
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. TRANSPORTACTION is co-funded by the European Union Il progetto TRANSPORTACTION è ufficialmente iniziato. Con il primo incontro di coordinamento, Italia, Spagna e Portogallo hanno dato av
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Inclusion, Sustainability and Digital Innovation: The BTBC Approach to the Future of Sport
BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE (BTBC) is a project co-funded by the European Union. The Break the Bully Cycle (BTBC) project is not only about recognising and addressing bullying in youth sport. It is also about imagining what the sport of tomorrow should look like: more inclusive, more sustainable, more digitally connected and more aligned with European values.For this reason, BTBC adopts a broader approach that goes beyond training activities and enters the cultural dimension of sp
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From Transnational to Local: How BTBC Trains Young Athletes, Coaches and Communities
BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE (BTBC) is a project co-funded by the European Union. The strength of Break the Bully Cycle (BTBC) lies not only in its educational materials but also in the way the project brings people together.Its training path is built around two complementary levels: an international moment where partners share knowledge and methods, and a series of local meetings where young athletes, coaches and communities take part in hands-on workshops. Together, these two dim
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The Heart of the Project: The BTBC Safety & Inclusion Training Package
BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE (BTBC) is a project co-funded by the European Union. At the centre of Break the Bully Cycle (BTBC) stands its most important output: the Safety & Inclusion Training Package .This resource has been designed as a practical and accessible guide for sports clubs that want to create safer environments for young athletes, support inclusive team dynamics and respond to bullying in an effective way. Why this Package matters Across Europe, many coaches experienc
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Meet the Partners Behind BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE: Four Organisations, One Shared Mission
BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE (BTBC) is a project co-funded by the European Union. A strong and impactful project starts with a strong partnership. Break the Bully Cycle (BTBC) brings together four organisations from Italy, Spain and Bulgaria, each contributing specific expertise, experience and motivation to tackle bullying in youth sport.Although diverse in background and identity, the partners share one common vision: building safer, more inclusive and more educational sports env
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Why Break the Bully Cycle Matters: Understanding Bullying in Youth Sport
BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE (BTBC) is a project co-funded by the European Union. Bullying is a serious and often underestimated problem in youth sport. While sport is widely recognised as a powerful tool for inclusion, teamwork and personal growth, it can also become a place where negative dynamics, exclusion and intimidation take root.The project Break the Bully Cycle (BTBC) was created to respond to this challenge and to help sports clubs build safer, more respectful and more ed
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Break the Bully Cycle Has Started: A New European Project Against Bullying in Sport
BREAK THE BULLY CYCLE (BTBC) is a project co-funded by the European Union. The project Break the Bully Cycle officially kicks off, bringing together four organisations from Italy, Spain and Bulgaria to tackle one of the most urgent issues in youth sport: bullying. Sport can be a powerful driver of inclusion, but it can also become a place where exclusion, intimidation and negative group dynamics emerge. BTBC was created to break this cycle and to promote safer, more inclusiv
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What ISLANDS will create: the results that will shape the future of our islands
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. As ISLANDS moves from planning to action, the project begins to take shape through a series of concrete results designed to support communities in Sardinia, Ibiza and São Miguel. These ou
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The challenges of island life: why ISLANDS focuses on remote and insular communities
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. Living on an island often means growing up surrounded by beauty. The sea defines the horizon, nature shapes daily rhythms and communities tend to be close-knit and deeply connected to the
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