Brain injury is the leading cause of sports injury deaths, according to Stanford Children’s Hospital. Sports injuries account for 21 percent of traumatic brain injuries. Nearly 50 percent of sports-related injuries occur during bicycling, skateboarding, and skating events.
Türkiye’de Depremden etkilenen: Kahramanmaraş, Gaziantep, Şanlıurfa, Diyarbakır, Adana, Adıyaman, Osmaniye, Hatay, Kilis, Malatya ve Elazığ illerinde yaşayan çocuklarımıza “Barış Topu Projesi” kapsamında “Oyun Topu” hediye etmeye planlamaktayız.
Hediye olarak aşağıdaki göndereceğiniz: Oyun Toplarını ( Futbol, Voleybol, Basketbol, Hentbol) Posta yoluyla bizlere ulaştırırsanız 23 Nisan 2023’de Deprem Bölgesinde çocuklarımıza sizlerin adına paylaşmış olacağız.
Action accessible to all including newly arrived migrants PROJECT OWNER Name of the project owner: Sebahattin DeveciogluStatus of the project owner: Individual organizationArea of work of the project owner
POP-UP Festivals 🤸♀️ & Peace Ball Project ⚽
World Childrens Days, 20 November, 2018, Firat University, Elazig, Turkey
Meeting of the Council of Europe @EPAS_APES Platform in Paris. 27 Nov. 2018. Making sport inclusive across Europe!
To celebrate World Children’s Day, November 20, with UNICEF, allies in 150+ countries are collaborating to bring more emotional intelligence awareness and resources to children and the adults who support them… and you are invited to be part of it!
Deprem Çocuklarına “Oyun Topu” hediye ediyoruz..
We present “Play Ball” to Earthquake Children
Youth sports are ordinarily a gathering place for millions of people at thousands of sites across the country. During this difficult time, the Aspen Institute’s Sports & Society Program is collecting information on how the outbreak is impacting youth sports, a focus of our Project Play initiative. We are compiling resources, developing reports, and producing webinars for parents, coaches and leaders to respond to the situation. This page will be updated regularly with information gathered from public communication by sports organizations and direct outreach to leaders in our Project Play network.
The report, submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 73/24, reviews progress towards implementation of the United Nations Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace, drawing on input received from Member States, the United Nations system, and other stakeholders.
