The entire PLAY International team sends you its warmest wishes for 2026. We hope you have a year full of energy, new experiences, and sports.The context in which we are starting this new year is

The REPLAY project is accompanying 5 Italian football clubs that are developing projects to include displaced children. From this phase and the test period in the club Liberi Nantes, the consortium is

During the fall 2025 local elections in Kosovo, PLAY International launched a powerful civic campaign under the banner “Zotohem për Lojë” (“I Commit to Play”), inviting mayoral candidates to publicly

Sport is a proven powerful tool for inclusion of displaced people, but including displaced persons in your club also enriches its social life and carries numerous benefits. In this article, Marta

As part of the “Toutes En Sport” project, PLAY International Rwanda has officially launched its second educational kit dedicated to child protection. Entitled “RINDA”, which means “to protect” in

As part of the Toutes En Sport project, PLAY International Rwanda has officially launched its first educational kit promoting equality between girls and boys. The kit, entitled “ Égaux (Equal in

On 8th October 2025, Rwanda’s sport sector witnessed a historic moment with the opening of the “Toutes en Sport” photo exhibition at the Centre Culturel Francophone du Rwanda (CCFR). Organized by PLAY

This summer, something remarkable happened across the Western Balkans. In four capital cities, Pristina (Kosovo), Skopje (Macedonia), Tirana (Albania), and Podgorica (Montenegro), over 80 young people

In most schools, the playground is a space where often unconscious inequalities between girls and boys are expressed. Boys occupy most of the central space, dominating the soccer fields and basketball