The EU-CoE joint project "Sport For All: Promoting Inclusion and Combating Discrimination Against Persons with Disabilities" (March 2025 – August 2026) builds on ongoing efforts to create a more inclusive sports culture by breaking down barriers and promoting greater inclusion of people with disabilities in sports.

Back Second Sport For All Webinar on Media representation of persons with disabilities in sport

Online 24 March 2026
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@OIS/Tyler McFarland. Handout image supplied by OIS/IOC

@OIS/Tyler McFarland. Handout image supplied by OIS/IOC

The “Sport For All” joint European Union — Council of Europe project will organise its second webinar on 24 March from 10am to 12.30pm CET. The event will explore media representation of persons with disabilities in Sport and provide a platform for exchange among researchers, journalists, sport institutions, advocates and athletes.

Discussions will focus on how persons with disabilities are represented in sports media and how these narratives are evolving, and the responsibilities of media and sport organisations. The webinar will conclude with practical recommendations for more inclusive sports media coverage.


  Click here to register and join us on 24 March to exchange and connect with a community committed to making sport inclusive for all.

  Concept note and programme

Sport for All in brief

Inclusion is a fundamental principle and essential aim for both the Council of Europe (CoE) and the European Union (EU). The CoE and the EU are pursuing their co-operation in the field of inclusion in sport in the framework of the joint project “Sport For All” (March 2025 – August 2026).

 More about the "Sport For All" joint project


@OIS/Joel Marklund

COE & EU Sport