Khoula Harbaoui: “Child Protection is hard work”
In Tunisia, a team of young volunteers, psychologists, sociologists and physical health teachers have changed the pedagogical perception on working with at-risk youth and kids, as a means to empower…
Ayoub: “Cross Cultures education will help me achieve it.”
This article is based on an interview with Ayoub Regragui, a Moroccan returnee. Ayoub is a young Moroccan, born in 1995 in Casablanca, Morocco. At the moment of writing, he…
Tunisia: Marwen focuses on school drop-out’s
In a world where success is measured in hard facts and results weighed in KPI’s, a handful of youth in the MENA-region proves these generalizations wrong. A story to prove…
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…
A tribute for Ljupco
Today I received the sad news of Ljupco's sudden and premature death. It came like a bolt from the blue, and with Ljubco's death, the Open Fun Football School program…
Children’s inter-zone festival in South Sudan
Cross Cultures Project Association has, in partnership with The South Sudan Football Association, conducted a 4 days' children inter-zone festival in Juba and Torit. The festival started on 29/01/2021 in…
The dream that started from OFFS
In 1957, the brothers Gigla and Guram Surmava founded F.K. Salkhino in a small town called Martvili. 55 years later their grandson Jesi Surmava carried out an amazing project in…
Preventing and responding to sexual harassment in sports
On the 21st of November Cross Cultures conducted an advanced training and lessons learned seminar on the topic of Safeguarding children in sports. Coaches and safeguarding focal points from Jordan…
Cross Cultures Jordan starts fun outdoor-training
In Jordan, everyday training-sessions have been established according to the local authorities recommendations and Cross Cultures re-opening guidelines. The sessions are in different regions with 10 children at a time.…
Voluntary coaches are helping with the COVID-19 crisis in Tunisia
Below are photos from Cross Cultures Tunisia, where voluntary coaches are helping The Ministry of Health in providing information regarding COVID-19 as fast and efficient as possible.