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Kicking off with the TETRIS project

The kick off meeting of the TETRIS project took place online on 17th March 2022.

During the meeting, the seven project partners from Italy, Greece and Cyprus discussed the implementation and dissemination of Project Results, as well as organisational details extensively, agreed on the responsibilities for each partner and set the task priorities for the early stages of the project.

The next Transnational Partner Meeting will be taking place in September 2022. Partners will finally have the opportunity to meet face to face for the first time. The meeting will be hosted by Symplexis in Athens, Greece.

First TETRIS TPM in Athens

The 1^st Transnational Partner Meeting of the TETRIS project was hosted by Symplexis in Athens, Greece, on Tuesday, 20^th September 2022. Partners from Italy, Greece and Cyprus had the opportunity to meet each other in person for the first time and discuss the projects’ goals, deliverables and workflow in detail.

The project is currently nearing the completion of the first Project Result, PR1 – Collection of good practices and recommendations. The National Reports are expected to be published on the project’s website at the end of November, along with a Transnational Report with promising practices and recommendations on the prevention GBV in the Physical Education sector.

During the very fruitful meeting, the partners also had the opportunity to plan ahead for the upcoming PR2 phase, Development of methodological guidelines and instructions about GBV prevention and combating in the physical education teaching sector. In addition, there was an overview of administrative and financial proceedings, presentation of dissemination and exploitation activities, as well as discussions about the quality management and evaluation activities.

The next in-person transnational meeting is planned to take place in Cyprus in May 2023.

First Multiplier Event in Trikala, Greece

On the 30rd of November 2022 in Trikala, Greece, crucial results of the project “TETRIS” (TEacher’s TRaining to combat gender-based violence In Sports) were presented by the scientific team of the Dept. of Phsyical Edication and Sport Science, University of Thessaly to an audience of 60 students. The team is composed of Dr A. Patsiaouras, Assoc. Prof. A. Bekiari, Prof. Ch. Kouthouris, Dr A. Zafeiroudi, PhD cand. M. Litsa and Mr D. Rousis. “Good practices” were demonstrated, future challenges and potential utilization of acquired data and practical experience were discussed. Greece, Cyprus, and Italy are partners in this project, enabling thereby the exchange of various perspectives and information. The students were quite interested in this issue and in contributing to combating gender-based violence in sports.

Second TETRIS TPM in Cyprus

The 2nd Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) of the TETRIS (Teachers’ Training to combat gender-based violence) Erasmus+ project successfully took place in Nicosia, Cyprus 🇨🇾`, between the 22^nd and 23^rd of June, 2023, organized and hosted by the Center for Social Innovation. During the meeting, the partners had fruitful discussions about the ongoing work into the development of our training material and e-platform (PR2), aimed at empowering educational actors in the sports sector to stand against gender-based violence. Future activities for PR3 were planned and some exciting updates were shared – including a new partnership with BRISWA ITALIA APS. 🇮🇹

Second Multiplier Event in Nicosia, Cyprus.

Nicosia, Cyprus – December 2023 – A recent infoday held in Nicosia, Cyprus, served as a platform to promote the Tetris project’s efforts in preventing and combating gender-based violence (GBV) in physical education teaching. The event, which drew over 50 participants, focused on methodological guidelines and capacity-building initiatives aimed at higher education students in the sports/physical education sector.

The primary objective of the infoday was to engage stakeholders with the project’s goals and outcomes, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing in the field of GBV prevention. Various stakeholders, including tertiary education actors, human rights NGOs, professionals working with students, educational institutions, regional/municipal authorities, community representatives, and the general public, participated in the event.

Partners worked actively to promote the infoday, aiming to effectively communicate the event to ensure the participation and involvement of a wide range of stakeholders.

The success of the infoday underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing GBV in the physical education sector. Moving forward, the Tetris project remains committed to its mission of promoting inclusivity and safety in sports and physical education, with a focus on preventing gender-based violence.

TETRIS Project first Seminar in Italy

The international seminar of the Erasmus+ TETRIS project (TEachers’ TRraining to combat Gender-based violence In Sports) held on April 17, 2024, at the historic library of Link Campus University concluded successfully. The event, part of the European Erasmus+ program, saw the participation of around 80 people, including students, athletes, and professors from various countries such as Mexico, Norway, the United States, Italy, and Canada. The hybrid format allowed for broad inclusion, enabling both physical presence and remote participation. The seminar, organized and led by Camillo Carlini and Stefano Armenia, included a series of activities aimed at raising awareness and combating gender-based violence in sports. Key activities included: Presentation of the TETRIS Project: The speakers outlined the project’s objectives and achievements to date, including online course modules and the e-learning platform designed to provide useful tools for teachers, coaches, and students. Interactive Activities: Practical sessions and interactive exercises allowed participants to apply the concepts learned. Questions and Discussion: A dedicated space for discussion fostered engagement and clarified any doubts. The evaluation questionnaire results, administered at the end of the event, showed a high level of satisfaction among participants. The majority found the project’s objectives clear and expressed high satisfaction with the seminar’s organization and content. Constructive feedback was also received, including suggestions for improving audio and video quality for remote participants and including more detailed case studies and practical applications. These insights will be essential for enhancing future editions of TETRIS events.

TETRIS Project Second Seminar in Italy

On May 21, 2024, Link Campus University hosted another significant event of the TETRIS project, involving about 25 students from the Montessori Institute. This meeting, held in the university’s library, provided a rich and engaging educational experience through a series of interactive activities and detailed presentations on the TETRIS project and its e-learning platform. The evaluation of the second seminar confirmed the high interest and satisfaction of the students, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed activities and the importance of the project for their education. The activities were well received, with particular appreciation for the e-learning platform, considered a useful tool for understanding gender dynamics and preventing gender-based violence in sports. The TETRIS project events represent a significant step in education and awareness-raising against gender-based violence in sports, confirming the value of international collaboration and inclusive, interactive education.

TETRIS Project - TPM in Italy

On May 27th and 28th, the third TPM (Transnational Project Meeting) of Tetris was held in Rome, where partners gathered to discuss all aspects of the project, which is now nearing completion. This meeting was crucial for taking stock of the situation and ensuring that all set goals have been achieved. During the meeting, participants evaluated the missing materials and thoroughly analyzed each phase of the project to ensure that all components are complete and in line with the initial expectations. Progress was reviewed, challenges faced were discussed, and solutions adopted were highlighted. Additionally, it was an opportunity to share feedback and best practices among the various partners, fostering an exchange of ideas that could prove valuable for future collaborative projects.This meeting allowed for the consolidation of relationships among partners and strengthened the sense of collaboration and cohesion within the team. The Rome location provided a stimulating and welcoming environment, contributing to the success of the meeting. The third TPM of Tetris represented a crucial step towards the completion of an ambitious project and laid the groundwork for future successful collaborations.

TETRIS Project - Final Conference in Italy

On Monday, June 10, 2024, the final conference of the TETRIS project took place in the hall of the old library at Link University in Rome. During the conference, the project and its main objectives were presented, specifically to raise awareness among physical education teachers, professionals, and young people across Europe about the prevention and fight against gender violence. During the meeting, the concept of gender violence was clarified, including its legal definition. In the final conference of TETRIS, the speeches of the various speakers, coordinated by Dott. Camillo Carlini and Prof. Stefano Armenia (coordinators of the TETRIS project) have been highly appreciated, and in order they have been exposed their impressions and possible approaches to the topic. Among them: Professor Maria Elena Castaldo (Researcher And Coordinator Of The Law Degree Course at Link University), Prof. Pietro Martella (Coordinator of the Youth and School Sector of FIGC Lazio), Dr Anna Maria De Rose (responsible of the third sector of the confederation CICAS Italy), Avv.to Claudia Abatecola, Dr. Francesco Di Giovambattista, Prof. Sergio Roticiani (presid ent AIAC Lazio), Dr Erika Maran (coordinator of the women’s department LND), Valentina De Risi (national representative of women’s football AIAC), Dr. Aldo Grauso (Advisory Board LND), Dr. Luca De Simoni (LND), Tommaso Barnia (basic activity S.S. Lazio), Dr. Juri Morico (president OPES APS), Diana Bellucci (representative AIC). The event ended with some final considerations of the Professor Flaminia Musella (Professor of Statistics at Link University). In Conclusion, the words of the Prof. Stefano Armenia that underline the daily commitment of everyone, should consist in the diffusion as such as possible – and whenever there is the opportunity – to colleagues and young people, of the fundamental principles of equality between man and woman, and in general between every individual regardless of sex, sexual orientation, religion and race because the real enemy have to be searched in ignorance and fear of diversity.

TETRIS partners hold their final face-to-face meeting in Rome

The TETRIS Sports Project team had a fantastic final meeting at the Link Campus University in Rome! This location is housed in the stunning Manor of San Pio V, a medieval gem set in a beautiful park just opposite the Vatican.

Our final transnational project meeting (TPM) took place in the “Ancient Library” room, where we reviewed the results of our seminars and webinars in Italy, Greece and Cyprus. We also finalized the details of the intellectual outputs of the project and discussed the administrative details of the final report.

One of the highlights of our project is the e-learning platform TETRISm which has been effective in raising awareness and increasing knowledge about gender-based violence among physical education teachers and coaches. The platform offers free registration and is available in English (EN), Greek (EL) and Italian (IT) at https://ecourse.sports-tetris.eu.

We’re very proud of what we’ve achieved together and can’t wait to see the continued impact of our work in the world of sport and education!

The Final Conference of the TETRIS Project: A Step Forward in the Fight Against Gender Violence

On Monday, June 10, 2024, the final conference of the TETRIS project took place in the historic hall of the library at Link University in Rome. This significant event marked the conclusion of an initiative involving Italy, Greece, and Cyprus, with the main objective of raising awareness among physical education teachers, professionals, and young people throughout Europe about the prevention and fight against gender violence.

During the final conference of the TETRIS project, various speakers presented their insights, coordinated by Dr. Camillo Carlini and Prof. Stefano Armenia, the project coordinators. Notable participants included:

Prof. Maria Elena Castaldo (Researcher and Coordinator of the Law Degree Course at Link University)
Prof. Pietro Martella (Coordinator of the Youth and School Sector of FIGC Lazio)
Dr. Anna Maria De Rose (Head of the Third Sector of the CICAS Italy Confederation)
Avv. Claudia Abatecola
Dr. Francesco Di Giovambattista
Prof. Sergio Roticiani (President of AIAC Lazio)
Dr. Erika Maran (Coordinator of the Women’s Department LND)
Valentina De Risi (National Representative of Women’s Football AIAC)
Dr. Aldo Grauso (Advisory Board LND)
Dr. Luca De Simoni (LND)
Tommaso Barnia (Basic Activities S.S. Lazio)
Dr. Juri Morico (President OPES APS)
Diana Bellucci (Representative AIC)

The event concluded with final considerations from Prof. Flaminia Musella, Professor of Statistics at Link University.

Thanks to the involvement of lawyers and experts, the issue of gender violence was thoroughly examined, including its legal definition. Violence against women is defined in Article 3 of the “Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence” as a “violation of human rights and a form of discrimination against women, encompassing all acts of gender-based violence that result in or are likely to result in physical, sexual, psychological, or economic harm or suffering, including threats of such acts, coercion, or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or private life.”

During the conference, gender violence was specifically addressed within the sports context, although the issue extends to all areas of life. Experts shared their experiences and unanimously agreed that education and awareness on these topics are fundamental in preventing gender violence. Despite this, millions of girls, students, and athletes continue to be victims; the problem not only affects women but also individuals of diverse gender identities. Violence is not only physical: it can be verbal, psychological, economic, or manifest in other forms depending on the context.

In conclusion, Prof. Stefano Armenia emphasized the daily commitment of everyone to disseminate, whenever possible, the fundamental principles of equality between men and women, and more generally, between all individuals regardless of gender, sexual orientation, religion, and race. The real enemy lies in ignorance and the fear of diversity. This is the message that the TETRIS project hopes to perpetuate and spread through its work and results.

TETRIS Project Multiplier Event in Limassol, Cyprus

The TETRIS Project Multiplier Event was held at Frederick University in Limassol, Cyprus on the 8^th of December 2023. This event aimed to promote the project, with a specific focus on the methodological guidelines for preventing and combating gender-based violence (GBV) in physical education teaching. Additionally, it aimed at building capabilities for higher education students in GBV prevention within the sports/physical education sector.

The event provided an opportunity for stakeholders to engage with the project’s objectives and outcomes, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing in the field of GBV prevention. Various stakeholders participated in the Multiplier event, including tertiary education actors, human rights NGOs, professionals working with students, educational institutions, regional/municipal authorities, community representatives, and the general public.

The Project results, as well as the website and platform of TETRIS were presented to the audience by the scientific team of the Department of Physical Education and Sports Science of Frederick University Cyprus. Among the esteemed speakers at the event were the Commissioner for Gender Equality of the Republic of Cyprus, Ms. Josie Christodoulou and Ms. Stephanie Wheeler as a representative of the Cyprus Sport Organization (CSO).

All the participants showed great interest in the TETRIS Project and its mission to contribute to combating gender-based violence in sports.

News

TV Channel Presentation - December 15

On December 15 Stefano Armenia (LCU) was invited on the sports program PianetaSportTV dedicated to the reality of competitive sports in the Lazio region. Here it was emphasized how important it is to find the systemic dynamics of the phenomenon of gender violence in order to be able to – not only – counter it but also to find preventive teaching formulas, both at the level of school education and sports clubs. The various guests on the program, from different sectors of the sports world, found the TETRIS project of great interest, advocating the need to address at the root, and at various levels of scale, the issue of gender-based violence in sports in order to have a healthy and sustainable environment for all young athletes.

TETRIS presentation in occasion of the World Day Against Gender Violence

During the final day of the series of events hosted by Link Campus University to celebrate the World Day Against Gender Violence, the TETRIS project on gender-based violence in the sports world was introduced. This initiative, which spanned from November 21st to 25th, addressed the sensitive and pervasive issue of gender violence through various events. By examining the topic from multiple angles, including legal issues and media representation, the events highlighted the complexity and breadth of contemporary discussions on violence. The TETRIS project underscored that gender-based violence is no longer seen as unidirectional (man-woman) but now includes multiple directions, forms, and most importantly, different genders. This comprehensive approach emphasized the need for a broader understanding and response to gender violence in today’s society.

TV Channel Presentation - April 11 2024

Link Campus University, represented by Stefano Armenia, was invited to participate in the prestigious sports program “Pianeta Sport” on the Rete Oro channel. During this live national broadcast, held on April 11, 2024, the revolutionary TETRIS project was presented. This was a significant opportunity to share the innovative project with a broader audience and to demonstrate how the project can be an avenue to delve into the issue of gender-based violence in sports and how to combat and prevent it. The live broadcast on Rete Oro allowed for reaching a wide and diverse audience, thereby increasing awareness and understanding of the project. The event inspired and captivated viewers across the nation, further solidifying the importance of the TETRIS project in the sports landscape.

TETRIS Project - Official Presentation and Spot

We are pleased to announce that the official presentation of the “TERTRIS against Gender-Based Violence in Sports” project is now available for download. This project, aimed at raising awareness and combating gender-based violence in the sports context, provides valuable tools and resources to promote a safer and more inclusive environment for all athletes.

Download the official project presentation!

Tetris Project Official Spot

Watch the official project spot, created to spread the message of respect and equality in sports. The spot is a significant step in the awareness campaign and has already received numerous accolades for its emotional impact and powerful communication.

Tetris presents a new online platform to combat gender-based violence!

We are excited to announce the opening of our new online platform on Tetris, designed to address the issue of gender-based violence. After a rigorous testing phase conducted by the experts involved in the project, we are pleased to open the platform to the public. Our platform offers a wide range of curated content on the dynamics of gender-based violence and how to combat this widespread issue. We are committed to provide informative and practical resources to educate and raise awareness on the issue. Don’t miss the opportunity to participate in our free course on gender-based violence! Sign up today and start your journey towards greater awareness and action. Click the link to access our new online platform on Tetris and join us in combating gender-based violence. [Link](https://ecourse.sports-tetris.eu/)

TETRIS "meets" the SheCOACH Erasmus Sport project in Cyprus

In an aspiring step towards bridging the gender gap in sports coaching, the SheCOACH project was officially launched following a successful kick-off event held in Cyprus on 9-10 April 2024. This innovative initiative, funded under the ERASMUS-SPORT-2023-SCP – Cooperation Partnerships and coordinated by the Cyprus Basketball Federation, aims to promote gender equality in coaching with a specific focus on basketball in Greece, Cyprus, Italy and Spain.

Symplexis, one of the project partners from Greece, presented TETRIS as a good practice and encouraged all SheCOACH partners to visit the project’s e-learning platform and explore the project’s results. Now it’s time to encourage the friends and followers of TETRIS to support this new European initiative that, like us, aims to make a difference in the world of sport!

SheCOACH website: https://shecoach.eu

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/shecoach.eu

Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/shecoachproject

THE TETRIS PLATFORM IS READY TO REGISTER!

The TETRIS platform is now available in English, Greek, and Italian. It is a self-paced e-learning course, consisting of six modules. It promotes a safe and respectful sports environment and empowers young athletes to challenge traditional power dynamics with coaches through e-learning tools, capacity-building programs, and awareness campaigns.

Join TETRIS to help create a safer, more inclusive future for all participants. Now you can register in the platform easily through this link: https://ecourse.sports-tetris.eu/

The Final Conference of the TETRIS Project: A Step Forward in the Fight Against Gender Violence

Prof. Maria Elena Castaldo (Researcher and Coordinator of the Law Degree Course at Link University)
Prof. Pietro Martella (Coordinator of the Youth and School Sector of FIGC Lazio)
Dr. Anna Maria De Rose (Head of the Third Sector of the CICAS Italy Confederation)
Avv. Claudia Abatecola
Dr. Francesco Di Giovambattista
Prof. Sergio Roticiani (President of AIAC Lazio)
Dr. Erika Maran (Coordinator of the Women’s Department LND)
Valentina De Risi (National Representative of Women’s Football AIAC)
Dr. Aldo Grauso (Advisory Board LND)
Dr. Luca De Simoni (LND)
Tommaso Barnia (Basic Activities S.S. Lazio)
Dr. Juri Morico (President OPES APS)
Diana Bellucci (Representative AIC)

The event concluded with final considerations from Prof. Flaminia Musella, Professor of Statistics at Link University.

The project partnership continues working on the TETRIS e-course!

The TETRIS 2nd Project Result is dedicated to the development of useful methodological guidelines, tools and instructions that aim at preparing the future Physical Education (PE) teachers for effectively preventing and responding to incidents of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the sport sectors. All partners are currently working on the development of the TETRIS e-course that will combine theory with practice so as to equip the future generation of PE teachers and sport instructors with the necessary knowledge and motivation so as to be more confident and more effective when planning their physical education lessons primarily within the school environment.

The TETRIS e-course will include the following six modules:

Module 1: Analyzing and Understanding Gender-Based Violence
Module 2: Exploring GBV in Sports and Physical Education
Module 3: Policies to tackle GBV
Module 4: Implementation of policies in Sports Organizations and Schools (PE)
Module 5: Reporting mechanisms and tools
Module 6: Supporting survivors of GBV in Sports

#StayTuned for the pilot testing and the official launch of the TETRIS course!

Great Success of the TETRIS Seminars in Italy

Two highly successful seminars, organized by Link Campus University and Sydic, saw the participation of over 100 individuals, including high school and university students, teachers, and athletes. The events were held at the scenic facilities of LCU on April 17 and May 21, 2024.

The seminars achieved and exceeded their set goals, promoting the registration and awareness of the TETRIS project’s platform. This innovative platform offers tools and resources to combat gender-based violence, with a particular focus on the sports context. Feedback from participants was extremely positive, with 90% of students expressing a high level of satisfaction with the content and interactivity of the webinars.

The event was meticulously organized by Stefano Armenia, Camillo Carlini, and Andra Burlacu, who ensured the smooth running of activities and the active engagement of students. Thanks to clear and effective presentations, the majority of participants reported a full understanding of the TETRIS project objectives. Students expressed great appreciation for the e-learning platform, considering it an essential tool for understanding gender dynamics and preventing gender-based violence in sports. The platform, rich in interactive materials and training modules, was seen as a valuable resource for education and awareness on critical social issues.

The seminars not only met educational objectives but also strengthened the bonds between educational institutions and students, creating a solid foundation for future collaborations and projects. The active participation and positive feedback confirm the success of the initiative and suggest that similar events could be successfully repeated in the future.

In summary, the TETRIS project seminars represented an important opportunity for growth and awareness for all participants, significantly contributing to the fight against gender-based violence and promoting a culture of respect and equality in sports and society

Stefano Armenia from Link Campus University guest on "Pianeta Sport" on Rete Oro national TV to present the Tetris project

On June 14, 2024, with great enthusiasm, Link Campus University participated in the prestigious sports program “Pianeta Sport” on the Rete Oro channel. Stefano Armenia, representing the university, presented the Tetris project live on television, generating admiration and interest among the viewers.

During the presentation, Armenia illustrated how the project aims to combat and raise awareness about gender-based violence in the sports world through the development of methodologies, manuals, and an innovative online course accessible from the project’s official website.

The invitation to the “Pianeta Sport” program represented a monumental opportunity to introduce this innovative project to a wider audience. The broadcast allowed for a concrete demonstration of the project’s achievements and raised national awareness about the initiative.

Promotional Video of the project:

The TETRIS project aims to raise awareness, educate and mobilize the world of sport against gender-based violence. For these reasons this exciting and powerful commercial video has been created, through which we want to bring to the attention of the audience a reality, often hidden but dramatic, which affects many women and girls in sports associations.

Check out our video on the project website! https://sports-tetris.eu/updates/

Manifestations of interest

TETRIS Project Welcomes BRISWA Italia APS as New Stakeholder

MANIFESTATION OF INTEREST (MOIs) SIGNED

The project aims to raise awareness about gender equality and gender-based violence, focusing on the realm of sports and sports education. This is pursued through the signing of an Expression of Interest in the project (MOI), through which stakeholders express their support for the project by gaining access to all materials produced.

Recently the project got the following MOIs signed:

TETRIS Project Welcomes AIAC as New Stakeholder

The TETRIS Project is delighted to announce the establishment of a new Manifestation of Interest (MOI), which has allowed us to welcome AIAC (Associazione Italiana Allenatori Calcio) into our prestigious network of stakeholders. Through this MOI, AIAC has conveyed its commitment to supporting our project and participating in all relevant activities. We are excited to include AIAC in our group of stakeholders, recognizing the invaluable contribution they bring and their dedication to advancing gender equality and addressing gender-based violence, especially in the context of sports and sports education. The TETRIS Project strives to elevate awareness of gender issues and cultivate an inclusive and respectful environment within the sports community. With the support of AIAC and other stakeholders, we are devoted to creating programs and initiatives that promote diversity and gender equality in sports settings. Incorporating AIAC into our stakeholder network represents a significant milestone in achieving our shared goals. We eagerly look forward to collaborating with them and other partners to make meaningful progress in promoting gender equality and combating gender-based violence in sports. We express our gratitude to AIAC for their support and willingness to actively engage in our project. We are confident that together we can make a positive impact and foster a more inclusive and fair sports environment for all.

TETRIS Project Welcomes LND as New Stakeholder

The TETRIS Project is pleased to announce the signing of a new Manifestation of Interest (MOI), which has enabled us to include LND (Lega Nazionale Dilettanti) in our distinguished network of stakeholders. Through this MOI, LND has expressed its commitment to support our project and engage in all pertinent activities. We are excited to welcome LND to our network of stakeholders, acknowledging the significant contribution they bring and their dedication to promoting gender equality and addressing gender-based violence, particularly within the realm of sports and sports education. The TETRIS Project’s mission is to increase awareness of gender issues and foster an inclusive and respectful atmosphere in the sports community. With the backing of LND and other stakeholders, we are dedicated to developing programs and initiatives that champion diversity and gender equality in sports environments. Including LND in our stakeholder network marks a crucial step towards achieving our shared objectives. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with them and other partners to make significant strides in advancing gender equality and combating gender-based violence in sports. We extend our gratitude to LND for their support and their eagerness to be an active participant in our project. We are confident that together we can effect change and cultivate a more inclusive and equitable sports environment for everyone.

TETRIS Project Welcomes OPES APS as New Stakeholder

The TETRIS Project is thrilled to announce the establishment of a new Manifestation of Interest (MOI), which has enabled us to welcome OPES APS into our esteemed network of stakeholders. Through this MOI, OPES APS has expressed its commitment to supporting our project and engaging in all relevant activities. We are excited to include OPES APS in our group of stakeholders, recognizing the significant value they bring and their dedication to promoting gender equality and addressing gender-based violence, particularly within the realm of sports and sports education. The TETRIS Project aims to raise awareness about gender issues and foster an inclusive and respectful environment within the sports community. With the support of OPES APS and other stakeholders, we are dedicated to developing programs and initiatives that champion diversity and gender equality in sports settings. Including OPES APS in our stakeholder network marks an important milestone in achieving our shared objectives. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with them and other partners to make significant strides in advancing gender equality and combating gender-based violence in sports. We extend our gratitude to OPES APS for their support and willingness to be an active participant in our project. We are confident that together we can make a meaningful impact and create a more inclusive and equitable sports environment for everyone.

TETRIS Project Welcomes Rome City Institute as New Stakeholder

The TETRIS Project is excited to announce a new Manifestation of Interest (MOI) with Rome City Institute, now part of our esteemed network of stakeholders. Through this MOI, Rome City Institute has committed to supporting our project and participating in all relevant activities. We are delighted to include Rome City Institute, recognizing their valuable contribution and dedication to promoting gender equality and combating gender-based violence, particularly in sports and sports education. The TETRIS Project aims to raise awareness about gender issues and foster an inclusive environment within the sports community. With the support of Rome City Institute and other stakeholders, we are dedicated to creating programs that promote diversity and gender equality in sports. We thank Rome City Institute for their support and look forward to making a meaningful impact together, fostering a more inclusive and fair sports environment for all.

TETRIS Project Welcomes BRISWA Italia APS as New Stakeholder

The TETRIS Project is thrilled to announce the registration of a new Manifestation of Interest (MOI), which has allowed us to include BRISWA Italia APS in our esteemed network of stakeholders. Through this MOI, BRISWA Italia APS has demonstrated its intention to support our project and participate in all relevant activities.

We are delighted to welcome BRISWA Italia APS to our group of stakeholders, recognizing the value of their participation and their commitment to promoting gender equality and combating gender-based violence, especially in the context of sports and sports education.

The TETRIS Project aims to raise awareness about gender issues and promote an inclusive and respectful environment in the world of sports. With the support of BRISWA Italia APS and other stakeholders, we are committed to create programs and initiatives that foster diversity and gender equality in sports settings.

The inclusion of BRISWA Italia APS in our network of stakeholders is a significant step towards achieving our common goals. We look forward to collaborate with them and other partners to make tangible progress in promoting gender equality and combating gender-based violence in sports.

We thank BRISWA Italia APS for their support and willingness to be an active part of our project. We are confident that together we can make a difference and create a more inclusive and fair sporting environment for all.