Revolutionens drømme lever blandt Tunesiens unge
I starten af maj tog jeg til Tunesien for at snakke med nogle af CCPA’s frivillige fodboldtrænere. Vi snakkede om hvad de laver som frivillige, og hvorfor de gør det. Svaret var klart: Hvis revolutionsdrømmene fra det Arabiske Forår skal implementeres i fremtidens Tunesien, er det børnene man skal have fat i. Og de kan nås gennem sporten.
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Thousands of women at Victory Race in Rabat
Thousands of women at the Victory Race in Rabat raise the slogan “All in order to support Morocco’s bid for the FIFA World Cup 2026”
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16 countries working together in Copenhagen
On March 19-21 Cross Cultures was hosting an International Council for our international partners in Copenhagen. 16 countries from Eastern Europe, Caucasus, Balkan, and the MENA-region were represented at the meeting. In dialogue with donors and board members the international group used the three days meeting to develop a new strategic plan for Cross Cultures 2018-2021.
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Multiethnic Youth Camp
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.
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Four more years in MENA
In January CCPA kick started the new partnership in Morocco by joining the annual Sport for All Caravan. The partnership is sponsored by DAPP.
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On March 19-21 CCPA partners from fifteen countries will visit Copenhagen for a strategic meeting about the future of the projects.
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EU grant four year program in Ukraine to FFU, AUFCR, streetfootballworld and CCPA
CCPA launches a new programme in Ukraine to support child protection, social integration and reconciliation in Ukraine. The project is funded by EU
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Thank you for being with us in this world. We found love and cooperation and everything is beautiful. Thanks from the depth.
…. So were the words posted on our facebook wall only few hours after we closed a four-day seminar for 30 youth leaders in Jordan.
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Open Fun Football Schools – uniting people through football
UEFA’s social responsibility partner, the Denmark-based Cross Cultures Project Association (CCPA) has been running successful Open Fun Football Schools across Europe – using football to promote peace and social cohesion.
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Growing participation in girls football
From 1998 – 2016 over 350,000 girls have participated in Open Fun Football School activities. Further 11,000 females have been trained on our seminars of 3-5 days duration and a total of 28,000 females have volunteered our activities as leaders or coaches.
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