...sport is a laboratory for values, including the value of diversity.
- Billy Jean King
Split-2012 Conference for more Inclusive, Diverse and Sustainable Sport
2012/01/12 - 15:09 — zeljko
2012 Conference co-organized by EGLSF and qSPORT is similar in size, scope and ambition (full day workshops, panels and keynotes) to previous EGLSF's "Building bridges" pre-AGA conferences, but this time with more partners and participants. The theme conte[s|x]ting SPORT set to direct a Conference for more Inclusive, Diverse and Sustainable Sport. It will be held on Friday 2nd of March 2012 (10am to 9pm) at the Split city library Marko Marulić. It is organized with support of EPAS, HBS Croatia and QueerSport Split. Working website is setup on http://split-2012.qsport.info/ and registration for attendance will open on 12th of January.
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EGLSF AGA 2012 Split
2012/01/07 - 21:19 — zeljko
From 2nd to 4th March 2011, EGLSF will hold Annual General Assembly (AGA 2012) and pre-Conference in Split/Croatia with qSPORT - Zagreb and Queer Sport Split (QSS) hosting the event.
Among other things EGLSF Annual General Assembly, decides on future of EuroGames, elects new board members, plans activities, sets financial priorities and discusses strategic policy work and advocacy towards EU institutions. More information on EGLSF and Annual General Assembly on: www.EGLSF.info
qSPORT is a member of:
As of 2011, qSPORT is member of the International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA) is a global platform open to organizations working within the field of sport for all, recreational sports and physical activity.
We are FOOTBALL PEOPLE - FARE action weeks 2011 (Oct12-25)
2011/09/29 - 10:19 — zeljko
FARE (Football Against Racism in Europe) had an annual call to support grass-root initiatives with micro-funding (up to 400eur) activities in their FARE Action Weeks.
"The 2011 FARE Action Weeks are themed 'Football People'. Our aim is to challenge discrimination and celebrate the contribution we all make to football, wherever we live, whatever our connection to the game, or our background. The weeks aim to encourage initiatives and activities to address problems, or celebrate success, within your club or community. They allow us to join together across Europe to present a unified stand. Alongside activities by professional clubs and leagues, such as the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League, the weeks give fans, minority groups and grassroots clubs the opportunity to celebrate the inclusive power of the game."
QueerSportWeekend (Zagreb 21-23.10.2011)
2011/09/19 - 15:11 — zeljkoqSPORT and partners organized another QueerSportWeekend (Zagreb 21-23.10.2011), welcoming past/present/future members, guests from Croatia and South East-Europe who wanted to experience queer sport.
Legacy of EuroGames 2011 in Rotterdam
2011/08/05 - 11:08 — zeljko
After the closing of EuroGames 2011 it feels important to look back and see what were the new developments in world of LGBTQ sport in past and prospects in upcoming year. There is not so much at what Rotterdam organizers excelled over successes of past EuroGames organizers. Amazingly ambitious yet successful Munich in 2004 (included sport and conference for disabled; generated surplus), social and political Utrecht in 2005 (featured many Eastern Europeans), remarkably organized Antwerp in 2007 (year after GayGames and Outgames split) ...or colorful and passionate Barcelona EuroGames in 2008 (left all inspired by first major games in south)... but Rotterdamers (with Budapest) made a few innovations worth looking into and learning from.
