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Sport Inclusion Network - SPIN

In 2010 a group of NGOs and sport organisations from 7 EU countries came together to design a project with the aim to encourage the inclusion and involvement of migrants, (ethnic) minorities and asylum seekers through and in mainstream sport. In 2011, the European Commission started to fund project “Sport Inclusion Network (SPIN)” which aimed to raise awareness about the potential positive role of

sport in terms of social inclusion of migrants and intercultural dialogue. The SPIN project brought together a mix of experienced national key players in the field of countering exclusion and discrimination in sport, including the FARE founding organisation fairplay-VIDC, the Italian sport for all association UISP, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI), the Portuguese FIFPro member association SJPF, the migrant-led MGHRO from Hungary, the multicultural Finnish sport initiative Liikkukaa as well as Camino from Germany, an expert on action-oriented research on sport and youth. After the end of the project in 2012 the same partners continued to work together, for example during a training seminar for working with young people and the exchange of practical methods in 2014. With the launch of the Erasmus+ sport programme the opportunity arised to run the new project “European Sport Inclusion Network”, with a focus on the promotion of equal opportunities of migrants and minorities through volunteering in sport. In 2017 the SPIN partners launched the new project “Sport Welcomes Refugees – Social inclusion of newly arrived migrants in and through sport”. The project aims to provide knowledge, training and qualification to work with the new target groups. It will enhance the social inclusion and participation of newly arrived migrants on different levels of sport through training, awareness-raising and capacity-building of sport stakeholders. Looking at society at large, migrant and ethnic minority women and girls are belonging to the most excluded and vulnerable groups. Across Europe women athletes and players with a migrant or minority background are underrepresented in organised sport and their contribution to sport is often invisible. Against this backdrop the SPIN network developed the project “Sport Inclusion of Migrant and Minority Women” (SPIN Women), which is carried out until teh end of 2020. #SPINWomen aims to encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities of women and girls with an immigrant or ethnic minority background through increased participation in sports.

Photos from Sport Inclusion Network - SPIN's post

27/05/2026

Sport and play in a refugee context have a multitude of benefits, especially for children and youth. All this became visible during our visit to the Sahrawi camps near Tindouf in last week.

Concluding 18 months of partnership with the Sahrawi Ministry of Education and Vocational Training and Uisp Nazionale, we delivered our final project milestone, an inclusive sport event in each camp, facilitated by a wonderful team of teachers that has been working with us for one year to make this possible. A heartful thanks to all involved!

VIDC fairplay Initiative FAIreland Sindicato dos Jogadores Verein NEUER START انجمن اغاز نوین Liikkukaa!
IZI - Igrajmo Zajedno Inicijativa Fachhochschule Kufstein Tirol Bundesministerium für Wohnen, Kunst, Kultur, Medien und Sport Clube Desportivo Xico Andebol MonaLiiku Muna Duzdar Racketlon Federation Austria

18/02/2026

Together with our wonderful educators, we look back at 3 exciting days of & trainings that brought together over 70 participants in the 5 wilayas in , namely Ausserd, Dakhla, Boujdour, Smara, and Laayoune.

We have come a long way since our multiplier-training in May 2025. With the wonderful work of Gianluca Pianigiani and Ilaria Nobili, we put together a draft training manual for inclusive pedagogy and methods in sport and physical education.

Putting the manual into practice, participants are now ready to take their experience and new input into their schools and sport facilities. Thousands of children and youth of all ages in the sahrawi camps will benefit from these play-based exercises in -building.

Many thanks to all our partners at the Sahrawi Ministry of Education, foremost Mr. Ahmed Magai, and our project coordinator Jalihenna Mohamed for their dedication that continues to move the project along.

"Inclusive sport for young Sahrawi refugees" - funded by Bundesministerium für Wohnen, Kunst, Kultur, Medien und Sport and implemented with Uisp Nazionale will run through May this year and conclude with more activities.

In the meantime, find more info on our website: www.sportinclusion.net/sahrawi-refugees

Mubarak!

VIDC fairplay Initiative FAIreland Sindicato dos Jogadores Huis voor Beweging Liikkukaa! MonaLiiku microsoccer Verein NEUER START انجمن اغاز نوین Fachhochschule Kufstein Tirol University of Ghana, Legon IZI - Igrajmo Zajedno Inicijativa

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Montag	10:00 - 17:00
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