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EUSA Newsletter 01-2022, ISSN 1855-4571
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With yet another challenging year coming to the end, EUSA would like to use this opportunity to express our appreciation of taking up the challenges and celebrating the achievements together with us.
With mutual cooperation of member associations, universities, event organisers, athletes, volunteers, partner organisations and all EUSA friends, we believe that brighter future is ahead of us, and we look forward to seeing you next year at the European Universities Games in Lodz.
Enjoy this special season with your nearest and dearest!
May your holidays be joyful and we wish you a Happy New Year! Celebrate life, sports and friendships also in 2022!
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Stakeholders meeting on Erasmus+ learning mobility for sport
02 December 2021
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An online stakeholders’ meeting on Erasmus+ mobility in the field of sport has been organised on December 2, focusing on the mobility preparatory actions in the field of sport, and the new mobility opportunities for sport staff.
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Hybrid PROGRES partners meeting in Malta and online
03 December 2021
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Partners of the PROmoting GendeR Equality in Sports – PROGRES project held a hybrid Transnational Project meeting. The meeting took place in the capital of Malta, Valletta from November 29-30, and online.
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2021 International Conference on Sustainability and Legacy in Sport
03 December 2021
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The V International Conference “Sustainability and Legacy in Sport: Challenges and Perspectives” was held online and at the National University of Ukraine on Physical Education and Sport on November 29 and 30.
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Happy International Volunteer Day 2021
05 December 2021
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International Volunteer Day is celebrated each year on December 5, with the European University Sports Association extending its sincere gratitude to the numerous volunteers who have and are contributing to the success of the organisations and many EUSA events.
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RYSE Conference promoting diversity and inclusion in sport
06 December 2021
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The final conference of the transnational project Rainbow Youth for Sporting Equality (RYSE) took place in a hybrid form on Saturday, December 4 – in Zagreb, and online.
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EUSA online meeting with Secretaries General
07 December 2021
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European University Sports Association (EUSA) hosted an online meeting with the Secretaries General of its member associations on December 6.
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EUSA - ETU online meeting
06 December 2021
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Representatives of the European University Sports Association (EUSA) met with the representatives of the European Taekwondo Union (ETU) in an online meeting on December 8.
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Preventing violence in sport conference in Ljubljana
14 December 2021
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On December 10, European University Sports Association and the EUSA Institute attended a conference “Preventing violence in Sport”, held in Ljubljana.
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Registration for the European Universities Games Lodz 2022 has started
15 December 2021
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Registration for the European Universities Games, to be held next July in Lodz, has now started. Student-athletes will be able to compete in 20 sports, having the Polish edition of the European Universities Games (EUG) attract student athletes from across Europe, eyeing for record number of participants in the history of the event.
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Athletes Friendly Education resources available
16 December 2021
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The final AFE conference on dual career has been held on December 15, presenting the outcomes of the Athletes Friendly Education project on evaluation system of Educational Institutions which support athletes during their sport career and education.
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2022 Erasmus+ and ESC Calls & Guides available
17 December 2021
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The European Commission published in November the new Erasmus+ Call for Proposals and Programme Guide for 2022, as well as the Call and Guide for the European Solidarity Corps for next year.
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HALT to harassment and abuse in sports
20 December 2021
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A conference on stopping harassment and abuse in sport was held in Madrid on December 17, as one of the last activities of the Erasmus+ project HALT on Halting Harassment and Abuse in Sports using Learning Technologies.
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VolFair project partners meet in Ljubljana
21 December 2021
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Partners of the Erasmus+ funded project VolFair - Be(ach) Volunteer, Be(ach) Fair! met in Slovenian capital Ljubljana for a transnational meeting on December 18, 2021.
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Last EUSA EC meeting to conclude 2021
22 December 2021
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Executive Committee members of the European University Sports Association (EUSA) met online on December 20, for its last meeting of the year, reviewing the activities and planning ahead.
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Vaccination requirement for the European Universities Games 2022
23 December 2021
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European University Sports Association (EUSA) and the Organising Committee of the European Universities Games Lodz 2022 (EUG2022) have agreed that the event will be open only to fully vaccinated participants.
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Final meeting of the FISU Executive Committee in 2021
13 December 2021
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The International University Sports Federation (FISU) held their last meeting of the Executive Committee in an online format on December 9-10. The meeting was initially planned to be held in-person in Lucerne, but as the Winter Universiade has been cancelled, the meeting was held online.
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| What's up! - Student Column |
Students #keepittogether in the pandemic
 The last two years of the pandemic led us to a temporary isolation, and the target group most affected by active social life are precisely students. Suddenly we saw ourselves, found in the middle of a passive life that had almost #stopped. Chair of the EUSA Student Commission and member of the EUSA Executive Committee Flobena Nikolli shares her experiences in the latest edition of the EUSA student column What's up.
While I was studying, in the 2nd year at Faculty of Law and working with Albanian University Sports Federation, I did not think that the pandemic would change my plans radically.
In March 2020, we were preparing for the European University Games in Belgrade, with intensive training for the students who would be competing and also training the volunteer students who would assist throughout the Games. Everything changes within an hour, from simple hand-washing tips to 2-week isolation as a start and untimely follow-up.
So I, like any student started online studies and also online work. People all over the world did their best to adapt to the new normalcy. But what was most amazing was the speed, initiative and innovation that we, as students showed within a few days of the time the pandemic broke out and brought us the blockage.
We adapted. Life is neither static nor immutable. Young people, quickly adapted to distance learning, found new ways to connect with each other, in new circumstances found other ways to be active and do sports other than training in gyms or in teams that could have been taught and instead of withdrawing or giving up out of fear, they intervened to be part of finding the solution, with the #challenges initiative, thus challenging each other to be active even from home.
Despite the new challenges of the pandemics and mutations of the virus, I am happy to see that we continue adapting, people are getting vaccinated and I very much look forward to the European Universities Games in Lodz this summer!
Are you a student with an opinion? We are looking for new contributors for our student column every month. Feel free to contact stc@eusa.eu to offer a piece or propose a topic.
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