Tag: critique of sport

The April Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:Quality at the heart of competition between recreation providers MOVE Quality call...

The March Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:Introducing… MOVE Quality and MOVE Transfer MOVE pilot projects featured in online...

The February Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:The sport industry – driven by couch potatoes or moving people? £6...

The January Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:$20 million per participant - is that a decent level for...

The December Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:The Pandemic of Physical Inactivity did not find its cure in...

The November Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:MOVE Congress 2013 vision MOVE Week 2013 exceeds expectations Interview with Yves Le...

The September Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:ISCA and European Cyclists’ Federation welcome EU health initiative Ready for MOVE...

 This is the 8th annual conference of the UK Political Studies Association's sport and politics specialist study group. The broad theme of the conference...

The August Newsletter from ISCA, International Sport and Culture Association, features the following articles:Good Governance for Grassroots Sport Self Assessment Tool online MOVE Congress 2013...

The International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA) is a global platform open to organizations working within the field of sport for all, recreational sports and physical activity. Created in 1995, ISCA is today a global actor closely cooperating with its 130 member organizations, international NGOs, and public and private sector stakeholders. Its 40 million individual members from 65 countries represent a diverse group of people active within youth, sport and cultural activities.