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“Children on the Move” selected as one of the top innovations in education

Co-winner of a photo contest

GIRLS AHEAD! – A SELF-DETERMINED FUTURE THROUGH SPORT & PLAY

Goodbye Malika

Effective approach to dealing with trauma

MovePlus! Feasibility study published

To a resilient and joyful new year

Sport for supporting displaced women and girls

“Children on the Move” shortlisted

Welcome Connor

Dr. Connor Spreng new executive director

Learning a trade through Sport and Play

Goodbye Marc

SEASON’S GREETINGS

LET’S GET TO BUSINESS

More Movement for Young women

HOW COVID-19 AFFECTS OUR PROJECTS

Harnessing the potential of sport and play

HOW TO MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT THROUGH SPORT

ALTERNATIVES TO ILLEGAL INDUSTRIES

Our response to Covid-19

MOVED & IMPROVED: PROJECT COMES TO AN END

What the coronavirus and resilience have in common

SEASON’S GREETINGS

OPENING NEW DOORS

ONLINE COURSE ON SPORT AND DEVELOPMENT

Zimbabwe in need

GOODBYE NADIA

“Singing as an outlet”

“An important prerequisite is a safe space”

“We play soccer and are closer”

Help women think what makes them strong

“Sad and heavily, and never gone”

Hopscotch 2.0

“Women on the Move Uganda” Shortlisted

Fish and plants for better food security

Sexual Violence Prevention through Sport and Play – Profiles

Odera and Chapuisat share SAD’s vision with the public

SAD Has a New Look

Ernst Schläpfer Takes over from Hanspeter Fagagnini

Award-winning business ideas in Myanmar

Goodbye Jutta

How to evaluate youth employment programmes

Sport as a peace broker. But how?

SAD joins UNESCO expert council for sport

SAD on Facebook

Qualitative study on MEDA Maroc’s 100 Hours to Success programme published

SAD mourns founding father Peter Atteslander

Sustainable Development Goals

With Sport against Trauma – the Film

Handbook on trauma-informed sport and play interventions

Moving Together – a new handbook

Workshop on intercultural communication