GAMES hosted its Final Confrence!

GAMES hosted its Final Confrence!

On 8 March, the Final Conference of the GAMES Project took place as a hybrid event in Brussels. The event was attended by more than 100 participants representing 50 organizations. It featured key speakers and experts in the field of gender equality and good governance in sport, including representatives from the European Commission, Olympic Solidarity, IOC Gender Equality and Diversity Unit, EOC Gender Equality Inclusion and Diversity Commission, National Olympic Committees, Equal Rights in Sport, and I Trust Sport. Hence, the GAMES Final Conference showcased the achievements of the project, its deliverables, and legacies, as well as being an opportunity for networking and exchanging good practices to boost gender equality in decision-making positions and sports leadership.

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