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Breakout Session: Everyone Can Play: Sports as a Catalyst for Development & Integration
Nelson Mandela once said, "Sport has the power to change the world… It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand…”
Sports programs are valuable tools for development, education, health, and the integration of youth and vulnerable populations—yet they are often underfunded and under-resourced, exacerbating participation barriers for many individuals worldwide but particularly for those living in developing countries. The obstacles to playing sports are even greater for those with disabilities, girls and women, and the LGBT community, causing them to bypass meaningful opportunities to increase self-esteem, life skills, and community integration. It is in the interest of actors across sectors to work together to break down barriers and boost worldwide participation in sports to ensure that everyone can play.
In this session, leaders from the private, public, and nonprofit sectors will discuss how CGI members can:
• Develop long-term financing solutions for sustainable sports initiatives—particularly in developing and low-income regions.
• Increase and improve non-monetary resources for sports, such as safe environments and access to equipment, coaches, and inclusive community programs.
• Support partnerships that enable sports to bridge cultural and ethnic divides, promote tolerance and non-discrimination, and reinforce social unification.
Panel Discussion:
PANELISTS:
Jason Collins, Goodwill Ambassador and Retired Player, NBA
Ibtihaj Muhammad, Fencer, Team USA
Casey Wasserman, Chairman & CEO, Wasserman, Chairman, LA2024
World Folk Review Integration Poznan 2010 in Poland. Artists performed in Poznan and other cities of the region of Wielkopolska. This year there were artists from Belarus, Bulgaria, Indonesia, Kenya, Poland and Ukraine.
In this picture perform in the town Wronki.
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Podiumsdiskussion zum österreichsichen Nationalfeiertag am 26.Okt. 2011 unter dem Titel "Wer ist Wir". Die Diskussionsteilnehmer mit dem Kuratorium der Projektreihe "Pimp My Integration" ( vlnr.). Ednan Aslan, Sabine Strasser, Ali Abdullah (Leiter Garage X), Olivera Stajic, Asli Kislal (daskunst), Georg Kraft-Kinz, Carolin Vikoler, Erol Yildiz, Harald Posch (Leiter Garage X), Hikmet Kayahan.
Type I - Sensory Modulation Disorder (SMD). Over, or under responding to sensory stimuli or seeking sensory stimulation. This group may include a fearful and/or anxious pattern, negative and/or stubborn behaviors, self-absorbed behaviors...
February 19, 2020 - Researchers take part in the Reactive CO2 Capture:Process Integration for the New Carbon Economy Workshop at the Denver Marriott West in Golden, CO. David Miller (NETL) is presenting. (Photo by Dennis Schroeder / NREL)
El Ministro de Justicia y Derechos Humanos, Hernán Larraín en conjunto con los Subsecretarios de Justicia Juan Jose Ossa y La Subsecretaria de Derechos Humanos, Lorena Recabarren recorren la Feria Integrate realizada por el El Ministro de Justicia y Derechos Humanos.
Fotos: Francisco León
The two yellow with gold bottoms are Mexican Gold Poppies (they also come without the bottom color) and the solid-colored one in the middle is a California Poppy.
(well, I guess the gold looks more orange in this pic, but they are gold, believe me!)
Social and cultural integration is the key for a smart, stainable and inclusive growth in Europe. The picture was shot in the historical center of Palermo. It shows a barber shop, allegedly run by a non-italian, where an allegedly non-italian is being served. To me this picture represents the beauty of hail and the challenge of acceptance of what is different from us: in a land of massive emigration (in particular of youngsters), immigrants from southern and eastern country found a shelter, and are now creating their families, starting businesses, repopulating abondoned villages and areas in our cities, making efforts to share the good of their homeland culture and society.
Woods Staton, President and Chief Executive Officer, Arcos Dorado at the World Economic Forum on Latin America 2013. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
As it so happens, I'm posting this essay in maximized chlorophyll on Saint Patrick's Day. I hope my Irish-descended friends will appreciate this and remember me in their wills.
This close-up is the companion of my Part 23 photo. Both were taken in the same spot, on a ledge of North Shore Volcanic Group basalt near the park's Middle Falls. As is obvious here, this outcrop was very densely colonized by native ferns and flowering plants.
The ovate-leaved herbaceous plant serving as the groundcover understory is Cornus canadensis, known in the vulgar as Bunchberry. It's blooming merrily away with what appear to be four-petaled flowers, but in fact each of those are inflorescences, compact clusters of small flowers surrounded by showy white bracts. The latter are modified leaves that mimic true petals and perform the same function.
Above the Bunchberry mat rise, on dark and wiry stems, the juvenile fronds of Oak Ferns (Gymnocarpium dryopteris). Their pinnae or leaf segments are light-green and somewhat inrolled. That's a sign that they're still newly sprouted and have yet to achieve full size and develop a protective cuticle layer. No doubt that maturation process proceeded quickly in the days that followed this one.
To see the other photos and descriptions of this series, visit
my Integrative Natural History of Minnesota's North Shore album.
10 April 2019, 'Integration' Press Point
Belgium - Brussels - April 2019
© European Union / Fred Guerdin
Valeria MANCINELLI, Mayor of Ancona, awarded the 2018 World Mayor Prize