The Beyond Sport 2020 Global Awards Shortlist
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE 16 INSPIRATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR EXEMPLIFIYING SPORT WITH INTENTION TO ACHIEVE
THE GLOBAL GOALS!
This year's Beyond Sport Global Awards Shortlist of 16 standouts covers 36 countries across six continents using more than 25 sports to positively impact communities around the world and to move us all further towards achieving the UN Global Goals by 2030.
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CLIMBAID
“Climbing for Peace” - Lebanon
COACHES ACROSS CONTINENTS, PATHFINDER INTERNATIONAL
“Advancing Sexual Health through Purposeful Play” - Tanzania, Zanzibar
INTERNATIONAL SURF THERAPY ORGANIZATION (*Winner*)
“A New(er) Method of Intervention” - Worldwide
LOS ANGELES DODGERS FOUNDATION
“Bigger than Baseball” - USA
AFRICA YOGA PROJECT
“Creating access to employabilitiy skills and physical and mental wellbeing practices for marginalized communities" - Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria, Ethiopia
CHARITY BOUNCE (*Winner*)
“Stand Tall” - Australia
FUNDLIFE
“Girls Got This” - Philippines
INTERCULTURALIDAD, SALUD Y DERECHOS A.C.
“Hecho en Libertad™: Intervention model that provides social reintegration strategies and financial autonomy to people who have decided to stop committing offences - Mexico
INDOCHINA STARFISH FOUNDATION (ISF)
“Sports for All Abilities” - Cambodia
LEAGUE OF TOLERANCE
"Play for Human Rights" - Ukraine, Italy, Spain
UMRIO
“I will be: Rugby for social mobility & inclusion” - Brazil, UK
VIJANA AMANI PAMOJA, POPULATION COUNCIL, MOM IN BALANCE, WOMEN WIN (*Winner*)
“Secure Futures” - Kenya
FREE TO RUN (*Winner*)
“Promoting Peace & Social Justice Across Divides" - Afghanistan, Iraq
PEACE PARKS FOUNDATION
“The Hlawula Vutomi Youth Programme" - Mozambique, South Africa
SHELTER (ASHRAYA) NEPAL
“Empowerment through Sports” - Nepal
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
“From the Margins to the Centre: Sport as a Tool for the Integration and Social Inclusion of Refugees and People with Intellectual Disabilities” - 190 countries including Tanzania & Ireland