First STRONG Newsletter now available

First STRONG Newsletter now available

The first edition of the STRONG newsletter is now available! Discover the latest project developments, highlights from our kick-off meeting, and an overview of the activities that have launched our journey towards strengthening athletes' rights and responsibilities across Europe.

📩 Read the newsletter below and, if you would like to stay up to date with future project news and milestones, subscribe to our mailing list.

STRONG Newsletter 1

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