ABOUT US
WHO WE ARE
United Through Sports (UTS) is an alliance of many organisations and people working together through sports, to bring inclusion, unity and equality to the world.
WHAT WE DO
UTS brings people together working towards unified goals which place youth at the centre. Together we take positive steps forward towards reducing challenges including discrimination and inequality.
OUR EVENTS
We organise different events in which youth, sport and education are central. We unite to ensure that every child has an opportunity on the playing field of life.
LATEST NEWS
Walk into a standard, adult-designed workshop on bullying or sexual harassment and you can usually predict what you’ll find before you open the door. A row of chairs. A slide deck. A lecture. Rules, consequences, and a well-meaning adult explaining to young people how the world works, and how to survive it. Now, walk into a session designed and delivered by youth leaders at a United Through Sports (UTS) festival. The room is alive. The room is moving. It is interactive, fluid, and loud. More importantly, the conversation is fundamentally different. Instead of just focusing on the victims of bullying, …
On the eve of Olympic Day 2026, United Through Sports brought together voices from across the international sporting community for an online conversation that was both timely and necessary: how do we ensure that sport is not only inspiring, but genuinely safe? The global safeguarding webinar, Where We Draw the Line, was opened by United Through Sports President Stephan Fox, who welcomed participants and grounded the webinar in its wider purpose. Speaking on the eve of Olympic Day, President Fox drew a direct line between the Olympic values of excellence, friendship and respect and the responsibility every sport organisation carries …
“Can we offer belonging first?” is the simple question that sits at the heart of global efforts to prevent youth crime through sport, according to internationally-renowned sports leader Stephan Fox. The President of United Through Sports and Secretary General of the International Federation of Muay-Thai Associations (IFMA) asked the question during the latest webinar hosted by the Southeast Asia Sport and Youth Crime Prevention (SYCP) Initiative. President Fox argued that many young people become vulnerable to gangs, violence and criminal networks not because they are destined for crime, but because they are searching for acceptance, identity and community. DIFFICULT That …
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1007 Lausanne, Switzerland
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