Dear partners and supporters of the Not Just a Game project,

After almost two years of cooperation, the Not Just a Game project is coming to an end this September. Throughout the project, partners from France, Latvia, Romania, Poland and Slovakia have worked together to explore how sport can become a powerful tool for inclusion and for preventing radicalisation among young people.

During the final stage of the project, Multiplier Events were organised in each partner country, bringing the project results and experiences to local communities and professionals. During the event, participants discovered the project’s main results, including the online training programme, the Community of Practice and the policy recommendations, and took part in team-building activities, exchanges of good practices and discussions on how sport and youth work can contribute to inclusion, resilience and prevention.

During the project, we created an online Community of Practice – a space for youth workers, educators, sports coaches, NGOs and policymakers to connect, share experience and learn from one another. The platform provides access to useful resources and e-learning materials, as well as a forum for exchanging ideas and experiences. It encourages collaboration on preventing violent extremism, promoting inclusion and strengthening the connection between policy and everyday practice.

We invite youth workers, educators, sports coaches and everyone interested in these topics to join the Not Just a Game Community of Practice and continue learning, sharing and working together to build more inclusive and resilient communities through sport.

Join the Community of Practice here: notjustagamecommunity.eu

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