SPort Education Against Radicalisation (SPEAR) is a small collaborative partnership in sports.with goal to prevent radicalizing young people in sport.
Summary
SPort Education Against Radicalisation (SPEAR) is a 24-month small collaborative partnership in sports. Whose goal is to prevent radicalizing young people encouraging social inclusion and equal opportunities in sport.
The project partners will achieve this objective by creating a network of 8 ambassadors that will reach young people in events at the local level using the Education Through Sport (E.T.S.) methodology. The ambassadors will constitute a transnational network for sports education against radicalization, strengthening the links between project partners and external stakeholders. In addition, comprehensive research will provide the European state-of-the-art about current practices to prevent radicalization in sport and sports education. Afterward, the ambassadors will realize a set of awareness-raising actions online and in sports events.
Radicalization issues are a part of the prevention and fight against violence and intolerance that are part of the E.U. strategy on the sport.
“SPEAR” Partner Consortium
Coordinating organization:
MV International (Italy)
Partner organizations:
Champions Factory (Bulgaria)
INTEGRATION FOR ALLA (Sweden)
D.E.L. – ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, AND LABOUR (Slovakia)
Project objectives
Prevention of and fight against violence and intolerance
Social inclusion in and through sport
Research on radicalization and identification of the best practices about countering radicalization in and through sport
Develop a training format to empower ambassadors in reaching out to young people using the E.T.S. methodology.
Creating a network of ambassadors
Piloting of the training format
Awareness-raising activities: Online campaign, sports actions with young people
The final event hosted by MV International in Sassari: Sport championship against racialization, SPEAR Conference
Transnational Project Meetings
Online Meeting (supposed to be in Orkelljunga, Sweden)