Around 350 children and youth took part in sport events in all 5 Sahrawi refugee camps in mid-May, boosting awareness of sport benefits for health, inclusion, and community-building.

Providing inclusive sport for young Sahrawi refugees requires an approach suitable to the context. In cooperation with Sahrawi partners and UISP, we have put together this training manual to support the effort.

Coming 16 and 17 of April 2026, the capital of Portugal, Lisbon, will welcome members of the SPIN network for their General Assembly meeting followed by the European network conference “Inclusion and Empowerment of Young People with Diverse Background in Sport”.

In local trainings across all 5 refugee camps, Sahrawi educators received input and new methods for inclusive sport and physical education for children and youth.

"United for Inclusion" is the motto as SPIN Youth project panels in 8 countries pilot their action plan activities

Empowering young people with diverse backgrounds in and through sport is a core objective of the SPIN Youth project. Evangelista explains why this is critical and how SJPF supports it.

The SPIN project "Inclusive Sport for Young Sahrawi Refugees" completed its multiplier training in the camps near Tindouf.

Project Partners gathered in Helsinki, Finland, for a 2-day meeting and culturally rich social program.

The SPIN Board admitted 3 new members in the field of sport and inclusion, all from Austria.

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