A support mechanism for migrant African athletes
What is SINAFE?
The acronym of the project is “SINAFE”, meaning simplicity in Hausa language, which is one of the most widespread languages of West Africa. In this project, we try to preserve a simple but crucial idea; having equal conditions in sport is a human right.
Who is the target audience?
The direct target group of the SINAFE is the immigrant African athletes in participant countries. Consecutively, the final beneficiaries of the project are the immigrant athletes in various sports and from different countries, as well as various sport organisations, migration institutions and NGOs.
Join our Community
Join Our European-wide Community of African Athletes
The overall objectives are:
- to develop a support mechanism for social inclusion of immigrant African athletes in Europe;
- to contribute to innovative approaches to training for immigrant athletes by developing a curriculum including rights, legal procedures and occupational information using inclusive and empowering techniques.
intellectual outputs
Field Study Report
Field study report provides detailed information on the needs and challenges of African athletes with a comparative perspective.
Toolkit
The toolkit includes a summary of field study, guides and policy recommendations for immigrant athletes and other stakeholders.
Training Program
The Training Program supports immigrant athletes’ integration and employability in the participant countries.
main activities
National Fact-Finding Conference (FFC) in Turkey
National Fact-Finding Conference in France
National Fact-Finding Conference in Sweden
National Fact-Finding Conference in Portugal
National Fact-Finding Conference (FFC) in Serbia
Round Table Meeting with International Stakeholders in Switzerland
Football Tournament in Portugal
Final Conference and Football Tournament in Turkey
Partners
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