Breaking Barriers for girls in Europe
"We're out here, with heart and soul, but you can't see us. If girls don't see women in sport, they won't stay in sport. They won't learn that we can…
"We're out here, with heart and soul, but you can't see us. If girls don't see women in sport, they won't stay in sport. They won't learn that we can…
Written by Tamara Benkovíc I am Tamara Benković and I come from Orašje (BH). I am a student in Split and also a coach in a women's football club. Football…
In the municipalities of Bužim, Cazin, and Bihać, migrant children from the Middle East participated in the Open Fun Football Schools, side by side with local children. One of the…
Article from: https://balkandiskurs.com/en/2019/04/04/open-fun-football-schools-in-bih/?fbclid=IwAR3miWVSgJBnjoCsMVQbH6nduKE3YlYbuuynZRPK5Qe4pvI1EMZ9fSRzVzw The importance of sports for children and young adults cannot be underestimated. Sports are a great way for children to learn essential life skills that will serve…
Vnuci- Sport 2019 20 years ago Cross Cultures’ Open Fun Football Schools program started in Macedonia. Many of the people who were coaches and instructors at that time have now…
By: Marianne Frølund Coaches, leaders and police officers were gathered, to participate in the Capacity Building Seminar in Moldova on November 26th-28th. Child protection and building an SSP-network (School +…
CCPA Country Coordinator in Croatia, Renata Gomaz, has written a small report from the World Heart Day in Zagreb September 29.
In July CCPA in Bosnia was hosting the season´s first Child Protection Seminar for over 90 leaders and coaches. The seminar was build on four workshops, each focusing on different aspects of child protection in CCPAs programs, and resulted in guidelines for each of the schools involved.
Open Fun Football Schools celebrate the Mini-Champions League Festival in Mostar, Bosnia Herzegovina
Cross Cultures' local partner in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Association Open Fun Football Schools, with support of the USA Embassy in BH, has started a multiethnic youth camp in Stolac, BH.