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European Training for future Inclusive Sports Trainers

European Training for future Inclusive Sports Trainers

A physical training workshop on inclusive sport gathered the partner organizations of the SPIN Refugees project. The three-day train-the-trainer workshop in Zurndorf (Austria) trained participants to become Trainer Inclusive Sports. The trainers will become experts for inclusion within sports organisations. The participants practiced training and communication skills and learned how to actively acquire knowledge about inclusion.

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SPIN WOMEN – Publications

SPIN WOMEN – Publications

The most relevant outcomes of the SPIN WOMEN project supporting others to make sport more inclusive for migrant women and girls.

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A white girls sport?

A white girls sport?

Looking for more diversity in European women’s football. Online Debate & Presentation of “W”-Magazine on 16 March 2021.

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#BlackLivesMatter actions in Hungary

#BlackLivesMatter actions in Hungary

The Hungarian migrant led organization and SPIN network partner Mahatma Gandhi Human Rights Organization (MGHRO) acted as a mouthpiece for the rights of people of colour in Hungary during the recent #BlackLivesMatter demonstrations in Budapest.

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Support Anti-Racism work in Hungary – Get a Solidarity T-Shirt

Support Anti-Racism work in Hungary – Get a Solidarity T-Shirt

The Sport Inclusion Network (SPIN) shares the vision of sport and a Europe free of discrimination, where everybody irrespective of origin, race, gender, sexual orientation or ability enjoys the same fundamental rights. But in current Hungary independent human rights and anti-racism work is at risk.

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New study reveals: Female refugees hardly reached by sport clubs

New study reveals: Female refugees hardly reached by sport clubs

But even though there are strong barriers linked to gender inequality and migrant exclusion, the research shows that there exist successful strategies for inclusion. Based on empirical data collected in 7 EU member states, the German SPIN organisation Camino published a study report on the access and participation of migrant women and girls in sports.

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