The submission phase for the #BeInclusive Awards is open

The submission phase for the #BeInclusive Awards is open

The next 2024 #BeInclusive Awards have opened for submission. Each of the three categories will reward a winner with EUR 10 000 and two finalists (ranked 2nd and 3rd) with EUR 2 500 each. The #BeInclusive – Promoting Gender Equality in Sport award will reward projects that empower and involve women and girls in sports, celebrating role models who promote gender equality and set inspiring examples. Projects that foster inclusion, dialogue, and tolerance, overcoming participation barriers for disadvantaged groups like ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, or vulnerable youth will be awarded with the #BeInclusive - Breaking Barriers Sport Award. To win the #BeInclusive - Sport for Peace award, projects should be using sports to promote peace and European values, with a special focus on including refugees, such as those affected by the war in Ukraine. Organisations can submit their projects and initiatives until 25 September 2024 at 17.00 CEST. The EOC EU Office remains available for further information.

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