Panathlon International

Photo Contest - Panathlon International

Sport and COVID19-pandemic

We propose a photographic excursus of the absolute winners in the colour and black and white categories, of the web winners and of the finalists who participated in the first edition of the "Sport and COVID19-pandemic" contest.

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Malgré la situation sanitaire, nous avons pu organiser un évènement pour accueillir les nouveaux membres et remettre nos différents Prix. 

Vous trouverez toutes les informations sur la page actuelle de notre site internet 

The Absolute Winners of the “1st Photographic Competition Panathlon International Sport and COVID19 – pandemic” have been designated.

The 1st Panathlon International Sport and COVID19 - pandemic Photographic Competition has ended.

The absolute winners respectively in the categories colors and black and white are:

Sofia Cadonna from Trento with the following motivation "in its essentiality, a rhythmic gymnastics ribbon and a surgical mask worn as a slipper, makes us understand that, despite the Covid has caged the world and distorted the way of doing sport, we must always find the strength to go on. One notices a nice taut leg, without giving in, therefore ready for the "battle" and

Cristiano Pugno from Rapallo with the following motivation "for the spontaneity of the coach's gesture but also for the great sadness that emanates with his attitude almost of resignation towards the slavery of the mask and rubber gloves".

They will receive a Smartphone and a diploma certifying their victory. All Panathlon International congratulates the two winners.

Dear friends

it's our sad duty to inform you that Past-Treasurer and International Board Member of PI René Hefti has left us after a long illness.

President of the Club of Chur and Umbgebung from 2004 to 2008  

International Treasurer from 2004 to 2016

International Board Member from 2012  to 2016.

We remember his always polite manners, his humanity, his ability to put himself at the service of others, his competence and friendship.

He loved Panathlon, sport and its values that he put into practice in his private and professional life.  He leaves an indelible void in the life of the Association and in those who had the good fortune to know him.

To the family and to the Club the most heartfelt condolences from the whole panathletic family and the feelings of our closeness and friendship.

Friendship does not stop in front of Covid

Twinning Panathlon Club Chioggia - Panathlon Club Mexico City

The next 1st April in the presence of the International President Pierre Zappelli will be sealed on web platform the agreement between two clubs physically distant, but close in intentions and friendship.

The Clubs of Chioggia and Mexico City will thus celebrate their twinning.

For the occasion will be present not only the Bishop of Chioggia, honorary member of the club, Monsignor Adriano Tessarolo, but also the Italian ambassador in Mexico.

A moment of celebration and sharing to be repeated physically as soon as the situation permits.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/93194249600?pwd=SkNUY0lDeWZhWnBPamdzZmY1dG44Zz09
Meeting ID: 931 9424 9600
Passcode: 278994

Panathlon International New Office at the Maison du Sport International in Lausanne

The Panathlon International has a new office at the Maison du Sport International in Lausanne since the 1st September 2020. It is made available for about 4 to 5 hours per week. 

This new office allows the Panathlon International to be in the heart of the world of international sport in Lausanne. 

It can welcome 6 to 8 people. In case of more important meetings the PI can book one of the numerous meeting rooms which are available for the tenants at the MSI.

Maison du Sport International (MSI)

Contact representation Lausanne:

Melody Exhenry

Panathlon International

Maison du Sport International (MSI)

Av. de Rhodanie 54

CH- 1007 Lausanne

E-mail: representation.lausanne@panathlon.net 

The IOC Executive Committee proposes the Olympic Agenda 2020+5 as a strategic roadmap until 2025.

The Olympic Agenda 2020+5 will be presented to the IOC members for discussion and adoption at the 137th session of the IOC in March this year.

It consists of 15 recommendations and will guide the work of the IOC and the Olympic Movement for the next five years until 2025.

Olympic Agenda 2020+5

Institutional Meeting - International Board 19 February 2021

On 19 February 2021, a meeting of the International Board of PI will be held by videoconference.

Among the various topics on the agenda: Photo Contest - Statistics and views on FB and PI website - 6) Pan American Congress: Theme and Programme - FAIR PLAY Project - Disabled Project.

Athletes' Voices - Putting Athletes' Voices at the Centre of Sport Safeguarding

Turning the safeguarding debate on its head, this conference will focus on athletes' needs, priorities and perspectives on safeguarding. Athletes will share their views. Each session will include two athletes interviewed (some with experience of violence in sport), who will provide reflections on the data presented.

The conference will open on Thursday 11 March with a keynote speaker and four speakers discussing human and children's rights, athlete defense, community and state defense.  On Friday 12 March there will be six interdisciplinary sessions discussing a range of topics, including athlete-coach communication, the approaches to justice focused on the athlete and independent interventions. 

To register for the conference follow this link

https://www.safesportinternational.com/ssi-2021-march-conference-programme/ 

Panathlon International chosen as partner in the EPOSM Erasmus+Project

"Evidence-based prevention of match-fixing in sport".

The EPOSM project ("Evidence-based Prevention of Sport-related Match-fixing") launched in 2020, will last two years (2020-2021) and is co-financed by the European Commission in the context of the Erasmus+ Collaborative Partnerships in Sport programme. During this project, eleven high-level European institutions will join forces to: raise awareness on the prevalence of sport-related (i.e. non-betting-related) match-fixing, stimulate moral judgement on sport-related match-fixing, and share and transfer this knowledge. These objectives will be pursued by disseminating and analysing questionnaires on match-fixing in seven European countries, developing country-specific action plans and organising workshops against match-fixing and disseminating these results to as many sports stakeholders as possible.

Panathlon International, through the Panathlon Representation in Brussels, in close contact with the Panathlon Cultural and Scientific Committee, was called upon to collaborate mainly because of its familiarity with the complex sports landscape, its extensive network and the sport-practice competence of its members. In the next issue of the magazine you will find the in-depth analysis.