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Sport for All organizations join forces
MOVE 2010 – SPORT FOR ALL AND HEALTH: A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
Three international Sport for All organizations enter a partnership to organize congress on Sport for All Sport and Health. The Confederation of European Sport Santé (CESS), the European Sport for All Network (ESFAN,) and International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA), join forces together with the MOVE2010 congress host the German Gymnastics Federation (Deutscher TurnerBund - DTB).
“Partnership between Sport for All organizations is the way forward. We need to utilize the knowledge and our resources in the most efficient way in order to serve our members and develop the sector” says ISCA president Mogens Kirkeby.
Read more about the congress “MOVE 2010 – SPORT FOR ALL AND HEALTH: A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP” >>>.
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MOVE2010
Sport for All and Health: A Strategic Partnership
On behalf of the MOVE2010 congress partners, International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA), Confederation of European Sport Santé (CESS), the European Sport For All Network (ESFAN, regional body of The Association For International Sport for All - TAFISA) and the Congress host, the German Gymnastics Federation (Deutscher Turner-Bund - DTB), we cordially invite YOU to
MOVE2010 SPORT FOR ALL AND HEALTH: A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
20-24 October 2010, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
This topic has been specifically chosen in response to the demand from our member organisations and colleagues in the Sport for All and health sectors to address critical issues to their development, such as creating successful campaigns, developing strategies for organisational and program development, networking at a city or local, national, regional and international level and recognising and developing quality Sport for All and health programs.
National and international speakers will present new strategies and understandings, as well as best-practice examples from and for organisations operating in the field of health enhancing physical activity.
We eagerly await your arrival as one of more than 250 international participants at MOVE 2010!
Yours sincerely,
Rainer Brechtken – DTB President, Mogens Kirkeby – ISCA President, Toni Llop – CESS President, Joel Raynaud – ESFAN President
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Successful Citizen Panel in Albania
Sport and Culture in Dialogue
Artan Shyti, Director of the Institute for Scientific Research in Sport in Albania has shared with more than 50 participants:
"Sport is and will be, for sure, more and more important in the society. We should be ready to use this importance and not to be used from it. We must play an active role in ensuring that the sport of the future keeps growing in a positive way, preventing it from a lot of negative impacts that the modern society has influences on it. Sport can be a very important instrument for a better society but in order to play this role, sport must develop itself in the right way. If we want to play an active and positive role in the society we should be able to develop and active and positive sport system. The people working in sport and people that collaborate with sport institutions must be aware of the positive impact that a healthy, democratic, modern, effective and serious sport system has on the entire society in local, national and international level."
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Citizens Panel in Skopje
28–30 May 2010, Macedonia
Citizens Panel in Skopje will bringing together people from local communities and project partner associations to share and exchange experiences, opinions and values, to learn from history and to build for the future. They will foster action, debate and reflection related to European citizenship and democracy, common history and culture through cooperation within civil society organizations on local, national and international level. By bringing Europe closer to Macedonian citizens by promoting Europe’s values and achievements will encourage interaction between citizens and civil society organizations from project partners countries, contributing to intercultural dialogue.
The Panel will be coordinated by ISCA and CESS and organized by one of Sport and Cultures in Dialogue project partner: GARD, Citizens’ Association for Recreational Movement.
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PATHE Handbook
PATHE Handbook has been produced as a part of the development of the PATHE project (Physical Activity Towards Healthier Europe). The aim of the Handbook is to describe and discuss the main concept, ideas and values of the national “health promotion through physical activity” projects & campaigns.
The development of this book was made possible by the contribution of many people from different professional background, from different countries and different Associations.
ISCA wishes to thank colleagues from PATHE Associate partner Associations and from PATHE Collaborating partner Associations for their initiatives, energy and creative ideas during the project period and development process of this Handbook.
This book is dedicated to all our colleagues in Sport for All sector.
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First EU sports ministerial meeting endorses social priorities
From EurActiv, 11 May 2010
At their first ever official meeting, the EU’s 27 sports ministers asked the European Commission to draft a policy framework that highlights the educational and social role of sport.
On the 10 May, European sports ministers held their first ever formal policy debate on how to incorporate sport into EU policy. Now that the EU has a competence on the matter, sport will no longer continue to be merely a major financial activity, they stressed. "Beyond that, we recognise its education and social role", Spanish Secretary of State for Sport Jaime Lissavetzky told the press after the meeting.
He said that all delegations had agreed that the EU’s "leading role in sport should focus on social considerations".
The ministers’ conclusions set out five broad objectives and priorities for future EU action in the field. But according to Lissavetzky, several ministers stressed that more studies and data were needed to help shape policies.
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Running through the recession
from sportbusiness.com
The US figures, from non-profit organisation Running USA, show that 467,000 people finished marathons in the country last year, up 10 per cent, the largest percentage increase for 25 years. The London marathon had 36,549 finishers from 36,984 starters. The Tokyo marathon had 310,000 applicants for 35,000 places.
"In an economy when people are watching their pennies they are going to look at where can I can cut off my budget, I’ll cut off Starbucks, I’ll cut off the gym. But they are not cutting out running because it is inexpensive," said Running USA media director Ryan Lamppa.
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Vivicitta 2010
THE WORLD RUNS TOGETHER
“Vivicittà is a messenger of peace and solidarity, in Italy and in the world”, says Filippo Fossati, UISP National President, “Our goal is to focus the public opinion’s attention to important social emergencies, using the popular language of sport”.
The Italian edition of Vivicittà 2010 took place on April 11thand itwas focused to involve migrants communities and to promote integration in local realities.
“The world runs together”: this was the slogan of the race which gathered 70.000 runners in 37 Italian cities on two tracks, a competitive of 12 km. and a not competitive of 2 or 4 km.
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5th INTERNATIONAL FORUM OF GENERAL GYMNASTICS
The Serviço Social do Comércio (Social Service of Commerce) - Sesc, in partnership with the Faculty of Physical Education from the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (State University of Campinas) - Unicamp and support of the International Sport and Culture Association - ISCA, is pleased to announce the V International Forum General Gymnastics to take place from July 1 to 4, 2010, in Campinas - Sao Paulo - Brazil.
The fifth edition of this event has as main objectives the creation of an information space, and discussion, disseminating research and work in the area and promoting the practice of General Gymnastics.
Guided by the theme "Culture of Fitness: concepts and practices" program will consist of conferences, thematic round tables, workshops, poster session, meeting room, images, tutorials, free tent and festivals. We are looking forward to meet you at the V International Forum of General Gymnastics!
Full program and registration, click here.
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5th CENTRAL AMERICAN CONGRESS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION AND SPORT
12-16 July 2010, Nicaragua
The Nicaraguan Institute of Sports and the Central American Education Foundation of Recreation, Physical Education and sports invite you to participate in the 5th Central American Congress of Physical Education, recreation and sport to take place at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua, UNAN-Managua, from Monday 12 to Friday 16 July, 2010.
It will be offered an update course to Central American professionals of Physical Education, Recreation and Sports and related disciplines, as well as to students of these careers.
Thematic Areas:
1 – Physical Education 2 – Sports
3 – Recreation 4 – Applied Sciences
5 – Adapted Physical Activity 6 – Seniors and Physical Activity
7 – Sport and Recreation Administration 8 – Sport and Recreation Legislation
Contact: fecered@gmail.com & anpef2001@yahoo.es
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A moving experience
Connect with the 8th National Danish Performance Team
The National Danish Performance Team (NDPT) takes you to Club Neon and gives you gymnastics with an attitude with the show Connections. The show is spiced with colourful costumes and new, challenging gymnastics. The team tells a story through expressions and movement and dazzles the audience with stylish tricks, difficult jumps and creative choreography.
NDPT presents a unique form of dance: traditional Danish gymnastics; modern rhythmic movement inspired by current trends of modern dance, funk, hip hop, and street dance; and artistic vaulting and tumbling with newly invented gymnastics equipment.
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Gender Equality in Youth Projects
The seminar "Gender Equality in Youth Projects" will be held at the European Youth Centre in Strasbourg on 23rd-27th of June 2010. This seminar is a part of the ENTER project, organized by the Directorate of Youth and Sport of the Council of Europe within its work priority on "Social Cohesion and Inclusion of Young People".
The aim of the seminar is to share ideas and experiences on how gender equality can be promoted and mainstreamed in youth projects and develop recommendations on how to ensure gender equality in youth work with young people in disadvantaged neighbourhoods. Read more>>
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