Posts in category Europe

Below is the 2019 class of IFAPA Fellow Inductees: Aija Klavina, Academy of Sport Education of Latvia, Latvia Claire Boursier, Paris Nanterre University. France Diana… Continue Reading 10 new IFAPA Fellows

The European Network of Independent Living – ENIL has opened a call for European Solidarity Corps volunteers for 2020. The programme is open to young… Continue Reading European Volunteers needed

It is with a heavy heart the I share that Dr. Joe P. Winnick has passed away. He was a long time colleague and friend… Continue Reading Joe Winnick

The VISTA 2019 programme, set for 4-7 September in Amsterdam, Netherlands, will enrich its attendees with an array of sessions, speakers and networking opportunities surrounding the Para… Continue Reading VISTA 2019 Programme

Following the success of #isapa2019, the next international symposium of adapted physical activity will take place in Jyväskylä, Finland in 2021. The dates are 15th… Continue Reading ISAPA 2021 Finland

Job opportunities in France in adapted physical activity can be found from the following webpage. https://www.sfp-apa.fr/emploi/ To access the pages, join the French society of… Continue Reading France apa opportunities

IFAPA are supporting a survey being conducted to map expertise and interest in APA globally. Please complete this survey by clicking the link below. Please… Continue Reading Global APA survey

11th European Diploma in Adapted Physical Activity, EUDAPA 2020 ERASMUS+ EXCHANGE STUDENTS 2019/2020 Diploma is equivalent for 30 ECTS SPRING TERM 2020 JANUARY 27TH –… Continue Reading Applicants for EUDAPA 2020

Capturing the Magic – Participation for all 10th June – 13th June 2020 Beitostolen, Norway Read the first announcement below. CAPA2020_flyer

Loughborough University The studentship will benefit from existing and productive collaborations with the colleagues at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, producing high-quality outputs (e.g. peer-reviewed… Continue Reading PhD Studentship – Improving sports participation in adults living with hearing loss