PROJECTS

Promoting diversity and social inclusion in sport by enhancing the sporting experience of all participants.

Aims to combat doping in recreational environments by setting up a transnational network.

Promoting education in and through sport with special focus on skills development.

EUSA is a partner in the project of Prevention of Sexualized Violence in Sports

To develop and improve skills and educate young reporters.

Promoting gender equality and encouraging social inclusion and equal opportunities in the sports sector, specifically in football.

Looks to improve experiences for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ+) young people in sport.

Strengthening coaching with the objective of promoting gender equality in coaching.

To raise awareness of soft skills and competences learnt through sport and implement them through sport-based employment programmes.

Project supports the implementation of the dual career guidelines, embracing sport and education.

Promoting and advocating Youth Employability in and through Sport

Opening discussion about mixed participation between male and female athletes

Aims to create educational opportunities for staff working in university sport associations.

Support learning mobility and exchanges while promoting the international dimension of sport, targeting management of university sport in general. 

EUSA travelling exhibition on University Sport offers a good overview on student sports

Tackling and combatting sexual violence and harrasment in European sport

Exchanging knowledge about volunteering systems and to improving volunteer policies in the field of beach volleyball.

Educating and equipping volunteers for participation in the organisation of national and international sporting events.

Educate and empower young people, with or without intellectual disabilities, both volunteers and athletes, to become sport integrity ambassadors.

Raise awareness about the importance of mental health in sport and develop strategies to prevent mental health issues among young athletes.