Inclusive sports are gaining traction across Europe, and the SportWay initiative is helping lead the way. However, despite the growing awareness, several myths still cloud the conversation around inclusive sports, particularly for young people with special needs. It’s time to bust these misconceptions and set the record straight! 1. Myth:...
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Media Coverage of the SportWay Press Conference in Possagno – April 2025
Following the official press conference launching the Italian edition of the SportWay project and the 6INSUPERABILE 2025 event, several major Italian media outlets published articles and video reports highlighting the initiative, its values, and the upcoming inclusive events in Possagno. Below is a curated press review with abstracts and links...
Fueling Inclusion Through Fundraising: How Community Support Powers Inclusive Sports
In towns and cities across Europe, inclusive sports initiatives are helping to reshape how communities view diversity, ability, and unity. These aren’t just games—they’re moments of transformation, where people of all ages and abilities come together to share in the power of sport. But behind every goal scored and every...
Increased Interest in Sports among Young People with Special Needs
Responses from Surveyed Sports Clubs and Mentors about inclusion in sports for youth with special needs An important part of the international SportWay project is the promotion and strengthening of the inclusion of individuals with special needs into regular sports clubs, associations, and activities. On one hand, the project partners...
Meet Our Partner: Vienna United Basketball
We’re excited to introduce Vienna United Basketball as the official partner and co-organiser of the SportWay 2025 event in Austria. With more than 750 active members, including 650 children and youth players, Vienna United is Austria’s largest basketball programme and a key player in youth sports development. Founded in 2018,...
Preliminary visit to Vienna – Preparing for an Inclusive Sport Event
The SportWay project is moving forward with great momentum, and our recent preliminary visit to Vienna marked another significant step in our journey. With the SportWay event in Austria scheduled for September, this visit was crucial in finalizing event logistics, assessing the venue, and ensuring everything is in place for...
Volunteers: The Driving Force Behind SportWay 2025 in Vienna
Sports events are filled with excitement, competition, and community spirit, but behind the scenes, volunteers are the true enablers of success. As SportWay prepares for its 2025 Sports Event in Vienna organised by ACTIVE Austria, the crucial role of volunteers is once again in the spotlight. SportWay 2025, set to...
SportWay 2025 Italy: The Heart of Inclusive Sports in Possagno
The countdown has begun for one of the most anticipated inclusive sports events in Italy! On May 16th and 17th, 2025, Possagno will become the epicenter of sports and inclusivity, hosting the 6INSUPERABILE 2025 event, part of the SportWay Project, co-funded by the European Union. With a powerful mission to...
Bringing Communities Together Through Inclusive Sports
Sport has the unique ability to unite people, fostering connections across social, cultural, and physical differences. However, for sports to truly embrace inclusivity, intentional planning and thoughtful organization are essential. The SportWay project, co-funded by the European Union, was established to provide practical tools and resources that enable communities to...
Fair Play: The Core of Inclusive Sports Events
At SportWay, fair play is at the heart of every inclusive sports event we organize. More than just a set of rules, fair play is a philosophy that promotes respect, cooperation, and mutual understanding. This is why we have developed a Fair Play Checklist—a simple yet effective tool used by...
Venue Visit: Posthalle Wien Set to Host SportWay Event in September!
Preparations are officially underway for the SportWay event in Vienna, set to take place in September 2025! As part of the planning process, our team recently visited Posthalle Wien, the venue that will host this exciting gathering dedicated to inclusive sports. Vienna United basketball club During our visit, we explored the venue’s facilities,...
Excitement Grows for the Fifth Edition of 6INSUPERABILE 2025, Now Part of SportWay!
Anticipation is building for the fifth edition of 6InSuperAbile, a major event that will reach its peak on May 16 and 17, 2025, at the sports facilities in Possagno (Treviso, Italy). The goal of this event is to promote the knowledge and practice of inclusive sports, involving thousands of participants,...
6InSuperAbile 2025: A Vision for Inclusive Sports and Social Integration
Sports have always been a powerful tool for bringing people together, fostering friendships, breaking barriers, and promoting an active and healthy lifestyle. Yet, for many individuals with disabilities, access to sports remains limited due to physical, logistical, or societal constraints. This is where 6InSuperAbile stands out as an initiative that...
SportWay: A Vision for Inclusive Sports Across Europe
At Center Janeza Levca Ljubljana, the largest school for students with special needs in Slovenia, sports have always played a crucial role in fostering physical, motor, and social development. Recognizing the transformative power of sports, we sought to extend the positive impact of our domestic events onto the European stage,...
SportWay Vienna 2025: Inclusive Sports Event at Posthalle Wien | ACTIVE Austria
At ACTIVE Austria we have started with the initial preparations for the much-anticipated SportWay event, set to take place at Posthalle Wien in September 2025. This event will bring together sports enthusiasts, volunteers, and community members for a day filled with fun, activity, and inclusion. Exciting Workshops at Posthalle Wien sports...
Play with Me Festival: Celebrating Inclusive Sports and Breaking Barriers
Imagine a volleyball tournament, in which a high school team plays against a team of students with intellectual disabilities. They already tried to play against each other however, it did not work. The high school students adjusted the way they played, tweaking and changing, but to no success. Then, the...