“Sports do not build character. They reveal it.”
John Wooden
Toolkit
Toolkit – Activities of non-formal education based on Sports The Toolkit contains non-formal sports activities which aim in the group building of volunteers, members of youth organizations, as well as other groups of young people – it is an effective and practical approach to the inclusion of sports activities in the everyday youth work. It…
Sports Management Manual for Youth Organizations
Sports Management Manual for Youth Organizations The 5 partner organisations have created a Manual which aims to be an introduction to youth workers, staff members of youth organizations, and community leaders, and other organizations about the management of sports events and activities at a grassroots level for implementing youth activities. The Manual is around 40 pages,…
How ESN Thessaloniki helps incoming students to get involved in sport activities
Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is a non-profit international student organisation. Its mission is to represent international students, thus provide opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of Students Helping Students. Part of its mission is also helping students having a healthy lifestyle and be more active in the period of their studies abroad.…
Sport and Youth Structures: Why They Should Learn From One Another
Sport and youth organisations may appear completely unrelated for some, but they share many of the same basic purposes. For example, each side encourages the health, general well-being and personal development of young people. Each of them provides a space for young people to meet and interact. Taking their differences into account However, it…
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