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
On Friday 27th March 2026, the Thailand Business and Disability Network (TBDN) convened organisational leaders and international organisations at the Crowne Plaza Lumpini Park, Crowne 4-5 Rooms, 21st Floor, for a bilingual session running from 10:00am to 12:00pm, exploring how more inclusive approaches can be embedded into business and workplace practice. The agenda moved through three structured conversations: why TBDN exists, the benefits and features of membership, and insights from founding members, before closing with networking. The context for this work is significant. According to TBDN’s own data, an estimated 11.3 million people in Thailand, around 16% of the population, …
A Life of Integrity, Leadership, and Service to Sport The United Through Sports family pays the utmost respect to Sir Craig Reedie, former President of the World Anti-Doping Agency and a highly respected leader within the global Olympic Movement. His lifelong dedication to sport leaves behind a legacy that has shaped generations of athletes and strengthened the integrity of sport worldwide. Sir Craig Reedie was a leading figure in international sport for decades. From his role as Chair of the British Olympic Association to his presidency of the World Anti-Doping Agency, he played a pivotal role in promoting fairness, integrity …
International Day of Sport for Development and Peace On April 6, UTS reflects on the years of uniting the Olympic, Paralympic and Special Olympics movements, and why genuine inclusion requires more than an open door. On April 6, the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace offers a moment to reflect on what sport represents beyond competition. In 2026, the theme “Sport: Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers” feels particularly relevant in a world where division and inequality continue to shape everyday realities. Sport has long had the ability to bring people together, but its role today carries more weight. It …
Contact Us
Maison du Sport
Avenue de Rhodanie 54,
1007 Lausanne, Switzerland
Email: [email protected]
