The BeST Inclusion project, coordinated by the European Association of Sport Employers (EASE) and partnered by ENGSO Youth, is a project aiming to achieve a more inclusive and diverse workforce within the sport sector, around 3 main axes: gender, age and disability. The project intends...
Chloe Jordan was one of the young participants of the 2022 Human Rights Education (HRE) through Sport programme. The programme supported and empowered young leaders and sport organisations to develop competences and knowledge to act as a multiplier for Human Rights and Human Rights Education...
Sugandha Vats was one of the young leaders that participated in our 2022 Human Rights Education (HRE) through Sport programme. She is also the “mastermind” behind the 1,2 droit board game idea. ...
ENGSO Youth Young Delegate Anton Klischewski was one of the young participants of the 2022 Human Rights Education (HRE) through Sport programme. The programme supported and empowered young leaders and sport organisations to develop competences and knowledge to act as a multiplier for Human Rights...
With a mission to support and empower young people and sport organisations, ENGSO Youth with the support of its flagship Young Delegates programme, and over the course of one year, developed a Human Rights Education through Sport manual that includes playful and meaningful non-formal education...
David Jané Chacopino was one of the participants that took part in all three activities under ENGSO Youth Human Rights Education (HRE) through Sport programme. The HRE programme supported youth and sport organisations as well as sport and youth workers in developing competences and knowledge...
In October 2022, Rawand Ben Brahim and Isaiah Kioiloglou, ENGSO Youth Young Delegates and facilitators of our Human Rights Education Through Sport 2022 activities, managed and led an educational workshop on human rights for young people. The workshop was part of the Youth Exchange organised by Budapest Association...
Millions of people all over the world are affected by forced displacement due to conflicts, human rights violations, harassment, national disasters, and climate change. Official statistics generally differentiate between two groups of forcibly displaced persons: a) refugees and asylum seekers who have crossed international borders; and b) internally...
Following the facilitation of the ENGSO Youth’s Human Rights Education through Sport international youth camp in Portugal, funded by the Council of Europe through the European Youth Foundation, PhD Student and ENGSO Youth Young Delegate Rawand Ben Brahin led another workshop, organised by the The...
On 13-14 June 2022, the three year “BeST Inclusion” Erasmus+ funded project officially started during the kick-off meeting in Paris, France, in which ENGSO Youth chair Ugne Chmeliauskaite and ENGSO Youth project manager Christian Saleh Hajj took part. ...