Discover the audiovisual and communication materials on gender equality in sport of the joint European Union - Council of Europe projects “All In Plus” (2023-2025), “All In” (2018-2019) and “Balance in sport” (2016).
Factsheets
Kosovo*
*All references to Kosovo, whether the territory, institutions or population, in this text shall be understood in full compliance with United Nation's Security Council Resolution 1244 and without prejudice to the status of Kosovo.
Interview with Charlotte Girard Fabre, Secretary General of the International Federation for Sport Officials (IFSO), Chair of the Consultative Committee of the Council of Europe's Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport (EPAS)
Rewatch the EPAS Breakfast Roundtable (8 March 2024): English | French | Original
Listen to the Europe Explained podcast with Patricia Campos and Dr. Tom Webb
Listen to Francine Hetherington Raveney's interview on the "Focus Europe" podcast by radio-centreville.com (from 12:00 to 30:55 | only available in French)
Interview with Elina Svitolina
Interview with Marzieh Hamidi
Interview with André Villas-Boas
Interview with Dominique Hasler
Interview with Ticha Penicheiro
The toolkit "How to make an impact on gender equality in sport: All you need to know" , (also available in French and Dutch) provides information, concrete tips, good-practice examples and strategies to put into practice a gender mainstreaming approach to achieve equality between women and men in sport.
Objectives:
- Understand the extent of gender inequalities and differences in the sports world, the prevalence of gender-based violence and the added-value of moving towards gender equality in this area.
- Design, implement, monitor and evaluate an action plan to achieve gender equality.
- Understand what a gender mainstreaming strategy is.
- Implement a gender mainstreaming approach in sport policies, programmes, actions and in sporting organisations (when devising a human-resources policy, organising sports events, developing a communication strategy, allocating funds, renovating a sport facility, etc.).
Download the toolkit:
An initiative that teached young boys about gender equality and diversity. In 2018 “Locker Room Talk” reached 15 600 people in schools, clubs and open lectures.
It aimed to become a mainstream part of education in sports.
A training programme to encourage women to become sports leaders, organised by the Finnish National Olympic Committee (2-days training sessions).
A gender equality sports programme launched in 2005 by the Irish Government, which aimed to raise participation, leadership, coaching and visibility. A total budget of 20 millions € was invested.
Video on gender equality in sport, with facts and figures and interviews, created within the framework of the EU and COE joint project “Balance in sport” (2016)
