Call for articles: Participatory approaches in sport for development

The Cricket Changemakers project is a groundbreaking Youth Participatory Action Research (PAR) initiative integrated into a community cricket program in Nepal.

Embracing participatory approaches in research and programs, Sport for Development (S4D) fosters inclusivity, ownership, and lasting impact, transforming societies from within.

A short summary of Thomas Harris’s 2022 academic research of a grassroot Sport for Development (SfD) organisation in Uganda working on WASH (Football 4...

This piece explores the experiences and insights of FCC, focusing on their interventions in Colombia, Panama, and the United States. The goal is to...

In rural Nepal, grassroots non profit Atoot empowers young, marginalized girls by providing opportunities, leadership skills, and confidence. Through participatory approaches, Atoot fosters girls'...

Pararowing is a relatively new addition to the Paralympic Games that continues to witness development in numerous countries.

The Youth Charter’s model emphasizes collaboration, inclusivity, and participation, contributing to social development and peace efforts.

The PeacePlayers organization harnesses sport for development, focusing on youth leadership in divided communities globally. Their participatory approach influences program design, partnerships, and organizational...

Initiatives like Generation Amazing and IFRC's collaborative project showcase the impact of football in addressing humanitarian issues.

Sport for development (SfD) is a crucial vehicle for the delivery of physical activity strategies, community health and wellbeing initiatives. These include programmes implemented...

Issues around participation are also key in sports governance, and international Olympic sport federations (IFs) have long been neglecting the crucial role that athletes...

OSCAR Foundation is a sports for development organisation that uses football as a tool to engage children from underserved communities and equips them with...