The powerful desire to compete
Below is a video highlighting the efforts of first-time Paralympian Torben Bröer and his efforts to make it to the 2008 Games in Beijing. It is one of many great…
Below is a video highlighting the efforts of first-time Paralympian Torben Bröer and his efforts to make it to the 2008 Games in Beijing. It is one of many great…
From our friends at Sport and Dev. Issue 16 of the Sport and Dev Platform e-Newsletter is now available at http://www.sportanddev.org/newsnviews/newsletter/
John Kim publishes the very insightful and very timely “The World Cup and CSR“ blog. With the official draw taking place a few days ago, I think we are officially…
Over the past year we have seen an increase in the resources dedicated to creating widespread awareness about autism. Autism Speaks, Doug Flutie Foundation for Autism and Athletes Against Autism…
The third annual Sports, Business & Philanthropy luncheon will be taking place on December 8th in New York City. Organized by All Stars Helping Kids, highlights of the event will…
Our friends at the United Way’s Young Leaders Council are having a special event Saturday night December 12 in New York City, honoring Beverly Bond, a premier DJ, activist and…
It is encouraging to see the recent burst of attention given to the issue of concussions in football. Somewhat like with steroids, it was an issue brushed aside at the…
The Peace and Sport Awards Reward the Best Initiatives for Reconciliation through Sport In front of an audience of over 400 high-profile personalities from sport, politics, business and civil life…
http://www.cricketforchange.org.uk/news/fast_start_for_walsh_foundation Fast start for The Courtney Walsh Foundation and C4C Nov 25, 2009 Following the news last week that a party from Cricket for Change staff had made their way…
Last month Robert Enke, a top-level professional soccer player in Germany committed suicide at age 32. The story was shocking in part to many because Enke seemed to have the…
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