On 26 September, ADCS Carvalhais organised a mixed 3×3 basketball tournament in Carvalhais as part of the European Week of Sport, bringing young people together through sport, inclusion and gender equality. The initiative was held within the framework of the Erasmus+ Project EqualHoops 3×3, which promotes equal participation of boys and girls in 3×3 basketball.

Macedo de Cavaleiros in Portugal hosted a conference dedicated to the Fair Game project, an initiative aimed at promoting gender equality and improving women’s and girls’ access to sport. The event took place at the auditorium of the Macedo de Cavaleiros Cultural Centre and brought together representatives from the sports sector and local authorities to

The Porto Football Association (AF Porto), the coordinator of the Erasmus+ STRANGE project, held two football activity sessions on 7 and 13 October at Indoor Soccer Arca d’Água in Porto, Portugal. As part of the project’s activities, the sessions brought together 31 participants and aimed to promote gender equality in sport by challenging stereotypes and

The European project TEAM – Tackling the Mental Health Stigma in Youth Football brought its partners together in Madrid, Spain, on 5 and 6 October 2026 for its third transnational project meeting. The meeting brought together seven organisations from five European countries, including the Bragança Football Association (AF Bragança). The consortium also includes the University

Three days. Five countries. One shared goal: breaking the basketball glass ceiling. From 28–30 September, Pedreguer in Spain hosted the final international stop of EQUAL Play – Breaking the Basketball Glass Ceiling, bringing together European partners and participants to share experiences and work on gender equality and inclusion through sport. Throughout the project, basketball has

  On the last 24th September 2026, the city of Rijeka in Croatia hosted the second working meeting of the European “B-Free” project. This project addresses the issue of bullying in youth sport, a serious and widespread challenge that undermines the fundamental values of sport and the wellbeing of young athletes across Europe. At this

The PREFERAL project (Promoting Equality and Inclusion through Outdoor Sports and Recreational Activities), co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ Sport programme, held its second Transnational Project Meeting (TPM2) in Ulricehamn, Sweden, on 8–9 September 2026. The two-day meeting brought project partners together to review progress, strengthen cooperation and prepare the next phase of

From 2–4 September 2026, partners and participants gathered in Stornara for the Games4All final project event. We reflected on the results, lessons learned and future opportunities, while the round table focused on social inclusion through sport and its impact on the wellbeing and health of vulnerable groups. A meaningful end to a journey filled with

The second partner meeting of the Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership PlayForward took place on 13–14 July 2026 at Özyeğin University in Istanbul, Türkiye. The meeting brought project partners together to review progress, coordinate ongoing activities and define the next steps towards more sustainable, innovative and digitally empowered sport management. Under the project’s full title, Driving Civic

  As part of the “Mobility for Sports Staff” project under the Erasmus+ programme, specifically in the “KA-182” action, led by the Opole Football Association in Poland, the Bragança Football Association hosted a delegation of six members from this Polish regional football association duting last week. In addition to visiting the headquarters of the Bragança