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 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. …
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 …
A young Ugandan swimming champion is proving that true strength isn’t measured in the pool, it’s measured in the courage to show up for others. Heer Hitesh is not waiting …
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 …
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 …
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 …
At UTS, our mission is anchored in the belief that sport is a universal language, one that transcends borders, abilities, and backgrounds. As we approach April 2nd, World Autism Awareness …
A Legacy of Leadership, Vision, and Inclusion The United Through Sports family is deeply saddened by the passing of Jeff Webb, Founder and President of the International Cheer Union (ICU), …
611 athletes. 55 nations. 79 medal events. Stories that go far beyond the podium. On 6 March 2026, the ancient Arena di Verona opened its arms to the world’s greatest …
