EJO
Ejo is a major sport education project benefiting more than 80,000 children in 4 countries, deployed in 2019. 4, it is also the number of the objective of sustainable development in which this
Ejo is a major sport education project benefiting more than 80,000 children in 4 countries, deployed in 2019. 4, it is also the number of the objective of sustainable development in which this
Enhancing the inclusion of minority communities and youth with fewer opportunities in Kosovo through quality education and social cohesion actions.
Promoting social inclusion of refugees and asylum seekers through sport : this is the challenge of this programme. Carried by the Playlab over a period of 3 years, it began in Janary 2020 and will end
On the basis of a reverse innovation - by adapting an educational solution developed in the "South" towards developed countries - PLAY International has developed from 2012 the program Playdagogy.
The TEAME program, implemented by La Plateforme i, in partnership with Reconnect and the Playlab, aims to mobilize young people between the a
Adolescence represents the period of abandonment of sports activities for young girls (-45%) and young boys (-35%). Period of puberty, it is also the moment of the construction of brilliant
Health is a factor in educational success and well-being. The school continually seeks to create an environment that is favorable to them.
A one-year accompaniment program for 5 civil society organizations in West Africa to place sport as a tool for education and social inclusion.
Holistic and impactful solutions to the needs of youth and children in the Western Balkan countries to grow up in a reconciled, inclusive, peaceful and nurturing environment.
The objective of the CLE program carried by Playlab is to facilitate the learning of fundamental knowledge (counting, reading, writing) through the development of an innovative method using sports
The REPLAY “Refugees PLAY United” project, promoting the inclusion and integration of young refugees in Italy through sporting activities began in September 2024 and will last 18 months. The project,
The "Toutes en Sport ” project aims to promote gender equality and strengthen child protection through the practice of sport in Burundi and Rwanda. Starting in July 2024, this 3-year program is led by
The objective of the EJO action-research project is to analyze the socio-educational effects of PLAY International's EJO Education Through Sport program.
The project "Sport and autism, a collective for inclusion" led by the Playlab aims to improve the quality of life and promote the social inclusion of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
PLAY'In Together aims to support European societies towards greater inclusion of all people with disabilities by promoting the Olympic, Paralympic and European values in sports games accessible to
In 2018, Playlab organised the first edition of its support programme dedicated to the social inclusion of refugees through sport. The objective of this programme, co-financed by the European
Initiated in 2016 in Burundi, this project aims to positively change the representations and behaviors of children - especially the most vulnerable - with a view to bringing them back or keeping them
Since 2014, PLAY International has been paying particular attention to taking disability into account in its actions deployed in France, both through the themes of the proposed socio-sports activities
The aim of PLAY International's "Digital Education" project is to educate children about digital risks by developing critical thinking and solidarity, to build more fulfilling and more responsible
This project aims to enable children and adolescents in care in the context of child welfare to have access to socio- sporting activities that promote their development, education and better social