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Sport and Autism from a scientific diagnosis to the Creation of a pedagogical European model | Sacree

May 13 @ 14 h 30 min - 17 h 00 min

Conference hosted by Member of European Parliament Chiara Gemma

13 May 2025 from 14.30 to 17.00
European Parliament, Room A1H1, Brussels

Sports can help autistic individuals thrive at any age. The Erasmus+ Sacree project uses a person-centred model that adapts to various situations, structures, and contexts. This project aims to better include autistic people in sports and society by providing sustainable solutions for their access to physical activities tailored to their needs across Europe.

One of the key outcomes of the Sacree project has been the confirmation of the positive impact of sports on autistic people. It enhances acceptance and community inclusion by addressing discrimination, misunderstandings, and biases.

The Sacree project began in June 2022 and will conclude in June 2025. It is innovative because, prior to this project, there were few studies on sports and autism.

This conference will feature presentations by project partners, an overview of the scientific background and project results, contributions from external specialists in sports and autism, and insights from autistic individuals themselves and other key stakeholders, followed by a Q&A session.

Participants at the EP conference will learn about the development of the scientific methodology/model and concrete guidelines for autistic individuals, their networks, and the sports sector. The goal is to improve the quality of life for autistic people by promoting social innovation and inclusion through sports.

Download the full program here.

Please register here. (Registration open until May 5

Details

Date:
May 13
Time:
14 h 30 min - 17 h 00 min

Venue

European Parliament
Rue Wiertz 60
Bruxelles, Bruxelles-Capitale, Région de;Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest 1047 Belgium
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Phone
+32 2675 7505