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SEA has recently been approved by the Erasmus+Programme from European Union to coordinate and host a youth exchange in Lisbon, for the first time in its history. “Make Yourself Into the Future (MYFuture)” is the name of this youth exchange, which will last for 11 days, between 60 NEET – young people, who are not […]

Our Youth Worker Bruno Bidarra participated in a Four-Week Learning Sprint from 8 November to 29 November 2022, the preliminary online course mandatory for anyone wishing to apply to become an IOC Young Leader. We spoke to him to find out how was this experience. What motivated you to participate in the Four-Week Learning Sprint?

On 24 November 2022, I embarked, with 6 more Portuguese, on an adventure organised by the Erasmus+ programme, a European programme that aims to support young people by providing them with activities related to education, training, youth and sport. Our project was related to water and life conservation, where during the 6 days we spent

In life we have experiences that transcend ourselves and make us reach totally new stages of life. It’s difficult to find the words to sum up such an experience: feelings cannot be explained in words, they must simply be experienced. Once I first joined the project I didn’t have any clear expectations for it. I

For the second time in less than one year, the Cascais Council and Sport Evolution Alliance got together to host the 2nd edition of the Cascais Streetball Festival, an event which is part of the United Through Urban Movement European project. This second edition, which took place last Saturday, in Alcabideche, Cascais, at the Ticha Penicheiro’s

The sixth edition of the European Universities Games, one of the largest multi-sport events in Europe, happened in Lodz, Poland during 15 days – the closing ceremony was on Saturday – and attracted student-athletes from more than 20 sports from all across Europe. Mariana Figueiredo, SEA’s Volunteer, had the opportunity to be part of this

When I was told about Human Rights Education through Sports International Camp, I was not well aware of the connection between Sports and Human Rights. To convince me to go, it was enough to know that the project would take place in Portimão, for 5 days, with participants from all over the European Union. I

Last week, SEA has participated in the begging of the workings for 2 different projects: SenAte – which aims to bring physical activity to the elderly and SWoL – Sport Women Leaders – which aims to promote equal access of women in leadership positions, promoting shared governance in sports associations. These two meetings were an

During two days, the future of sport was discussed at the EU Sport Forum in Lille, and SEA was there, represented by its director Pedro Dias. The Forum, that took place at the EuraTechnologies venue, was an opportunity to meet with representatives from public policy, EU institutional, private enterprise, education and other experts, from across