MOVE Congress 2015
De 5 de Novembro de 2015 até 7 de Novembro de 2015
Realização: International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA)
Endereço
Copenhagen City Hall | GAME
Rådhuspladsen 1,1599 København,Dinamarca
Programa
OPENING OF THE MOVE CONGRESS 2015 – WELCOME
Moderator: Sean Blair, ProMeet, UK
Speakers:
Carl Christian Ebbesen, Mayor of Culture & Leisure, Copenhagen
Mark Lowther, School of Sport, Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK: Do you know your WHY?
Søren Møller, DGI President, Denmark: Do you know your WHAT?
Mogens Kirkeby, ISCA President, Denmark: Do you know your HOW?
PLENARY SESSION – ADVOCATE
Inactivity Time Bomb: Using data as an advocacy tool.
Studies around the world are showing similar trends of rising inactivity levels and crippling costs associated with them. The numbers are growing, the inactivity time bomb is ticking and we need to defuse it. Data like this can be a powerful tool for organisations like ours. It reinforces WHY we are creating initiatives that help people MOVE more. But how can we convince others to support our cause? The Advocate plenary session and workshop will introduce ways you can use evidence from your countries to move your work and the physical activity agenda forward.
COFFEE BREAK AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FAIR
PARALLEL SESSIONS
| TRACK 1 | TRACK 2 |
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| Workshop 1, 10.30 – 12.00 INNOVATE. Reaching the hard-to-reach through effective initiatives and campaigns. Campaigns and initiatives for girls/women
Speakers: Kerry McDonald, StreetGames, UK (confirmed) Karen Creavin, Birmingham City Council, UK (confirmed)
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Workshop 4, 10.30 – 12.00 ADVOCATE. Move the Agenda! Using data as an advocacy tool (continued from opening session) – practical inspiration from experienced advocators for grassroots sport initiatives.
Moderator: Jacob Schouenborg, ISCA Secretary General, Denmark Speakers: Kevin Mayne, ECF, Belgium (confirmed) Søren Riiskjær, DGI, Denmark (confirmed) Toni Llop, UBAE, Spain (confirmed) |
| Workshop 2, 12.15 – 13.45 INNOVATE. Reaching the hard-to-reach through effective initiatives and campaigns. Keeping the elderly active
Moderator: Anders Kragh Jespersen, DGI, Denmark Speakers: Gerry Campbell, South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture, UK (confirmed): How to build constructive partnerships between different stakeholders and sectors to move forward Ingrid Peeters, OKRA Sport, Belgium (confirmed): What are new or surprising ideas, challenges or beliefs about physical activity for seniors? |
Workshop 5, 12.15 – 13.45 INNOVATE. Growing trends in physical activity. Running across the world – why are recreational runners are part of one of the fastest growing markets and what can clubs do to recapture their interest?
Moderator: Peter Forsberg, Danish Institute for Sports Studies, Denmark Speakers: Prof. Dr. Jeroen Scheerder, Policy in Sports & Physical Activity Research Group, KU Leuven, Belgium (confirmed): Running across Europe – The rise and size of one of the largest sport markets Mette Madsen, DGI Lab, Denmark (confirmed): Running in Danish clubs Dr. Sabrina Severi, UISP, Italy (confirmed): Run 05.30 |
LUNCH BREAK AND NETWORKING
PARALLEL SESSIONS CONTINUED
| TRACK 1 | TRACK 2 |
|---|---|
| Workshop 3, 15.00 – 16.30 INNOVATE. Reaching the hard-to-reach through effective initiatives and campaigns: Effective school initiatives that nurture children and teens’ participation in sport and physical activity
Moderator: Dr. Jayne D. Greenberg, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, USA Speakers: Richard Gormley, Ulster University, Belfast, UK (confirmed): Sport for life! Flagship programmes Ákos Füzi, Hungarian Sport School Federation, Hungary (confirmed): National school sport day Jennie Jordan, Youth Sport Trust, UK (confirmed):National school sport week |
Workshop 6, 15.00 – 16.30 INNOVATE. Growing trends in physical activity: Leveraging mass events for sustainable physical activity participation
Moderator: Dr. Niamh Murphy, Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland Speakers: Jakob Larsen, Danish Athletics Federation, Denmark (confirmed): Sustainable and socially responsible events (Copenhagen Half Marathon 2014) Oscar Ruiz, IDRD, Colombia (confirmed): Ciclovia in Bogota |
COFFEE BREAK AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FAIR
CLOSING SESSION: WE KNOW ACTION CREATES CHANGE, SO LET’S GET MOVING – TOGETHER!
Moderator: Sean Blair, ProMeet, UK
Speakers:
TBC
Various sectors individually seek to encourage people to take up a physically active lifestyle. The grassroots sport sector has this as its core objective, the public health sector knows the prevention potential of a physically active lifestyle, the sport industry seeks to expand its market, and private companies and foundations use sport and physical activity in their corporate social responsibility actions.
Different sectors with different starting points, but all with the same aim.
To unlock the full potential of this mutual aim to increase participation in recreational sport and physical activity, there must at the same time be a growing understanding of the need for a much stronger cross-sector collaboration. Stronger cross-sector involvement and ownership of the common objective is the only way we can be more efficient and achieve better results – giving more people the chance to enjoy the benefits of a physically active lifestyle.
In this session we will bring together stakeholders from the most relevant sectors to discuss how to break down the “silo-thinking” and give their opinions on how sport for all organisations should become key players in advocacy initiatives whist developing and delivering effective activities for their citizens.
STREET SPORT FESTIVAL AND CLOSING EVENT
Get a taste of street sport, street food, and the vibrant spirit of street sport culture with live music and hands-on activities. This will be a special occasion for all Congress participants – the change makers in grassroots sport and physical activity – and a celebration of ISCA’s 20th anniversary.
TRACK 3 – FUNDRAISE. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Training on increasing income from corporate, foundation and governmental donors
Building on from the popular Erasmus+ Fundraising session at last year’s MOVE Congress, we are inviting this year’s participants to a series of training workshops exploring new fundraising trends and concepts, corporate fundraising and the latest developments in the EU’s Erasmus+ programme. Learn from experts in your field with an opportunity to focus on specific areas of interest in grassroots sport.
Facilitator: Marvin Radford, ISCA Head of External Relations and Fundraising
Workshop 1, 7.11.2015, 09.00 – 09.30: Introduction to new fundraising trends and concepts
Social Impact Funding; Payment by Results; Cause Marketing; Build a stronger organisational profile through monitoring and evaluation; Multi-donor co-financing for projects and initiatives; Retention and development of existing funding sources.
Speakers: Marvin Radford, ISCA Head of External Relations and Fundraising; Christian Haahr Sørensen, Development Consultant at DGI Lab
Workshop 2, 7.11.2015, 09.30 – 11.00: Corporate fundraising
Unique selling points we offer to companies; Developing clear strategic aims/objectives for corporate engagement; How your organisation can benefit from corporate social responsibility; Leveraging corporate employee engagement; Case study for corporate engagement.
Speakers: Kai Troll, ISCA Development Director
Workshop 3, 7.11.2015, 11.30 – 13.30: Erasmus+
Updates on the Erasmus+ Sport programme; Working group sessions for developing your engagement in future Erasmus+ funding applications; Working groups will be facilitated by professional project managers and developers with experience in preparing and submitting proposals to European funding programmes.
Speakers: Michal Rynkowski, Directorate General for Education and Culture, European Commission; Marvin Radford, ISCA Head of External Relations and Fundraising.
TRACK 4 – INNOVATE. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Visit the street! GAME Denmark takes you behind-the-scenes of Copenhagen’s street sport hub
On an average weekday, this year’s MOVE Congress venue, GAME, is pulsing with freestyle moves, eye-popping tricks and background beats that are the essence of street sport. When GAME opens its doors to the MOVE Congress 2015, it will welcome you to a behind-the-scenes training session, where you will learn how street sport is attracting teens and young adults back to grassroots sport and creating social change in challenging environments.
The half-day training session led by GAME will explore the following topics:
- How we can use street sports as a vehicle for social change and development
- How your organisation can develop innovative methods of implementing street activities in your city/country
- Different kinds of physical activity initiatives that can be organised in the street setting
- How to bring value to your local community with organised street sport
Be prepared to be active during the session and bring indoor sportswear with you.
Speaker: Simon Prahm, co-founder and Managing Director of GAME and GAME Playmaker, Copenhagen, Denmark
GAME’s Playmakers:
GAME’s mission is to create lasting social change through youth-led street sports and culture. The program is a fusion of different urban sports, dance, urban culture and an effort to bridge between differences. The activities are executed by a numerous group of young leaders trained by GAME as street basket and street soccer coaches as well as dance and parkour instructors and event managers. The youth leaders in GAME are called Playmakers. An important part of GAME’s activities is to offer an education to young people in order to empower them to take a role as peer educators.
NETWORKING LUNCH
On the last day of the Congress there will be a 1.5h lunch break designed especially for networking. Tables will be reserved and given names corresponding with different topics from the Congress. The extended timeframe for the lunch will allow for plenty of discussion and an opportunity for participants to move freely from table to table.
STUDY TOUR – DANISH DESIGN MEETS SPORT AND RECREATION FACILITIES
Have you heard about Danish/Scandinavian design? Did you know that it’s been incorporated in sport and recreational facilities as well? Discover how the Danes have combined functionality, aesthetics and simplicity with the needs of their local community. On the MOVE Congress 2015 study tour you will learn about some of Copenhagen’s most innovative facilities. Apart from visiting them, we’ll be also meeting with their managers, trainers and users. Don’t miss this opportunity to get inspired and take a piece of Danish design home with you.
Examples:
Outdoor
Superkilen: http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/superkilen-park-gdk707822
Kalvebod Bølge: http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/kalvebod-bolge-gdk723272
Harbour bath Islands Brygge: http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/harbour-bath-islands-brygge-gdk482346
Indoor
Prismen Sports and Cultural House, Amager: http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/prismen-sports-and-cultural-house-gdk987571
Martime Youth Center: http://www.dac.dk/en/dac-life/copenhagen-x-gallery/cases/maritime-youth-centre/
END OF THE MOVE CONFERENCE 2015 AND DEPARTURES
Realização: International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA)
