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Welcome to the SPIN learning environment Training Inclusive Sports!<\/span><\/h5>\n

This Electronic Learning Environment is intended for:<\/p>\n

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  1. Trainers from European countries, who provide multiplier training courses to coaches, staff and volunteers of sport clubs and sports organisations.Part of the training is a three-day train-the-trainer, in which people are trained to become Trainer Inclusive Sports. The trainer becomes an expert for inclusivity within sports organisations. In the training, participants practice training and communication skills and actively acquire knowledge about inclusivity.<\/li>\n
  2. Participants: Coaches, staff and volunteers of sport clubs and sports organisations, who are interested and motivated to organise their sports club more inclusive and are willing to undertake activities in that direction. The Inclusive Sport training first of all consists of a basic module. The basic module includes 3 physical meetings of 2.5 hours each. In this, the participants reflect on their own vision of inclusivity, inclusivity in their (sports) organisation and the interaction with club members. In addition, participants can choose to learn more about the in-depth modules: Diversity and culture, Women and girls, Discrimination and racism, Values \u200b\u200band norms. These in-depth modules, each between 2,5 hours, can therefore be used separately as desired. Before one or more in-depth modules can be followed, one must first follow the basic module.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Do you have questions about logging in or the learning environment itself? Please contact: fairplay[at]vidc.org<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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    \nWhy?<\/span><\/p>\n

    Migrants and ethnic minorities across the EU – in particular women and girls – face barriers when it comes to practice sport and physical activities. Furthermore, the under-representation of migrants and their exclusion from positions of authority and the lack of advancement of minorities in non-playing positions is a recurring issue for European sport.<\/p>\n

    Who?<\/span><\/p>\n

    The \u201cSport Inclusion Network (SPIN)\u201d aims to encourage the inclusion and involvement of migrants, ethnic minorities and asylum seekers\/refugees through and in mainstream sport.\u00a0SPIN brings together experienced national key players in the field of sport & social inclusion with highly qualified staff.<\/p>\n

    Core functions of the SPIN partnership<\/b> include:<\/p>\n