The steering group of the Gender Equality Toolkit for generation Z (GETZ) project met virtually on Friday, April 24 for a follow-up project meeting to discuss the promotion of the online education tool, designed to educate generation Z on the issues relating to gender equality and equal opportunities in sport.

As a partner in the project, the EUSA Institute was represented at the meeting by Communications and Project Manager Mr Andrej Pisl and Education and Development Manager Ms Sara Rozman.

The GETZ project aims to tackle issues around the gender imbalance in sport in relation to leadership and management roles in the industry.

Educating the next generation (Generation Z), raising awareness, acknowledging the need for cultural change and developing aspirations of young people to make an impact in this area is what this project is about.



University of Worcester (GBR) is leading this project, supported by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. Project partners are the EUSA Institute (SLO), Molde University College (NOR), Vrije Universiteit Brussels (BEL), Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (NED), Swedish Sports Confederation (SWE) and Croatian Olympic Committee (CRO).



GETZ is delivered via a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) to facilitate broad dissemination of the project’s intellectual outputs and results, and is available free of charge at www.getzproject.eu.