This meeting was organized and hosted by Rosto Solidario. During the meeting were presented the ME2 and ME3 Multiplier Events; the output O5 – Learning courses models; the debate on the O6 – Open educational resources; presentation of the draft of the O7 – Sport based counter narrative guidelines.

The following steps were decided to continue the project in view of the final meeting.

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The event took place during the Annual Sports Gala [see CORPLAY Campaign presentation at 1’01’’] in a close partnership with the Municipality. The Gala gathers together the key local, regional and national sports and education stakeholders and authorities to acknowledge the achievements within different types of sports throughout 2018.

The Campaign What bugging you? consists of a set of seven “bugs” and a poster. On one hand, each “bug” represents metaphorically a type of discrimination that can lead to radicalization, such as: Gender discrimination, Discrimination based on political affiliation and ideology, Ethnic Discrimination, Racial Discrimination, Religion and belief discrimination, Disability discrimination, Social-class discrimination.  On the other hand, the poster brings together all seven bugs and dares people to question perception, unable triggers of prejudice and challenge the drivers of discrimination.

The campaign is based on the findings of the analysis of Stories of Radicalization and Counter-Radicalization collected in Bulgaria, Italy, Greece and Portugal in the end of 2018.

The third meeting of the project was organized and hosted by KEAN – Cell of Alternative Youth Activities. During the meeting the first outputs and results were presented: the report on Literature Review; the report on the Stories collected and the study on Sport Skills and societal change.

The following steps were decided, starting from the the analysis of Learning Needs to arrive at the definition of the Training Modules.

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We launched a CALL FOR STORIES to collect experiences in order to comprehend what radicalization is and how it can happen at grassroots sport level,  understanding which capacities and competences should be upgraded at grassroots level for a better use of sport in facing societal challenges.

The stories collected have been published at this link, as a contribution to the development of the CORPLAY educational resources and to the construction of a “counter-narration”, helping to set up the tools and guidelines useful to respond to learning needs.

The event took place at the Univerisity of Padua and involved students, researchers and project partners. It was a good opportunity to frame the topic of the relation between radicalization, de-radicalization and sport. The situation in five european countries was presented and to gain knowledge on the theme and on the complex dynamics to be addressed, the call for stories was launched.

The conference contributions are downloadable here

It was organized by USMA and it was held at the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology (FISPPA) – University of Padua, which collaborates with USMA in the development of scientific studies.

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The Kick-Off Meeting of the project “CORPLAY – Counter Radicalization, PLAY sport” was held on 10^th April 2018, in Athens – Greece and was organized and hosted by KEAN – Cell of Alternative Youth Activities. The Meeting took place in the “Europe Direct – City of Athens” in “SERAFIO”, which constitutes the Sports Culture & Innovation Centre of the Municipality of Athens, hosting sport services, cultural activities, open workshops and initiatives of social and technological innovation.

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