What It Actually Takes to Build an Inclusive Sports Program?
Before the Event Begins Before a young person steps onto a field, joins a warm-up, or tries a sport for the first time, there is already a quiet process taking …
United Through Sports Leads Global Conversation on Safeguarding in Sport Ahead of Olympic Day
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 …
United Through Sports: Youth Are Already Leading
For generations, young people in sport have been described as “the future.” The phrase is repeated constantly across conferences, campaigns and development programmes. Young people are encouraged to participate, to …
The Voices Missing From the Room
The meeting starts as it always does. A long table. Laptops open. Papers neatly stacked. Everyone in the room is experienced, qualified, confident in what they are there to say. …
If Sport Is for All, Why Are So Many Left Out?
Sport is meant to be one of the few spaces that belongs to everyone. It is where differences are put aside, where people come together, where opportunity is supposed to …
Earth Day and the Power of Everyday Action: Kyra’s Story
Kyra didn’t wait for permission to start changing the world. As a Pentathlon athlete and founder of Better World Project in Singapore, she represents a growing wave of young people …
What Sport Makes Possible And What It Demands of Us
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 …
Inside the European Parliament: Confronting Child Trafficking in Sport
On 29 January, the European Parliament in Brussels hosted a high-level roundtable examining child trafficking in, through and around sport. By bringing the discussion into the heart of EU decision-making, …
UTS Supports IFMA’s Children’s Day Celebration in Khlong Toei
Klong Toei, Bangkok, Saturday 10th of January: United Through Sports (UTS) joined Sport is Your Gang Thailand, formed under the International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA) to mark Thailand’s Children’s …
Leadership Through a Different Lens. Introducing Benjamin Lee Wei Bin, the First Visually Impaired UTS Young Leader
What It Means to Be a UTS Young Leader Becoming a UTS Young Leader is not simply a title. It is an invitation to step into a role built on …
