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UTS and AIMS President Stephan Fox was once again invited to be part of the IOC UNODC Expert Group to develop guidance on preventing juvenile delinquency and reduce (re)offending through sport. The expert group served to develop guidance on how sport and sport-based programmes can effectively be used in the context of secondary and tertiary prevention and community-based programmes to prevent violence and crime and reduce (re)offending amongst young people. The meeting took place in the context of the joint IOC UNODC programme called SC:ORE (Score against Crime : Outreach Resilience Empowerment of at-risk youth that aims to support multisectoral …

Having a mission and vision is one thing, but seeing it come to life is something else entirely. Meet our Ambassadors, the youngest being 9 years old and the oldest 23. Between these talented youth, they’ve created multiple foundations, charities, and projects, across 5 continents and 14 countries. From setting up a foundation to impact the lives of hundreds, to more specialised projects, all with the focus of making the world a more inclusive place. They are the next generation of leaders who are boldly spreading the message of inclusion through sports. After meeting live during the World Youth Festival …

Bangkok – After a week’s celebration of action-packed sports, education and friendship, the fifth edition of the UTS World Youth Festival held on the campus of the Srinakharinwirot University in Bangkok city came to a magnificent close as the sun set on 19 November. With an audience of 600 youth, signers at the wings of the stage and the cameras rolling, the closing event saw the atmosphere filled with excitement, new friendships made, groups waiting in anticipation for the medal ceremonies, and young performers ready to give their best under the spotlight. Despite the humidity of the city and occasional …