Through this initiative, MOVE promoted active lifestyles among students. Volunteers from our organisation visited schools on a weekly basis and organised fun physical activities for the students during their lunch breaks.
Over 600 students participated in this activity.
MOVE has been selected to represent Malta in the Global Goals Challenge, an Erasmus+ project that aims at making women more active. Recognising a global issue of female underrepresentation in sport, 12 female coaches from all over Europe, all with spectacular ideas on how…
SHAKE IT…#weplayculture, an urban intervention inspired by the need to create innovative community spaces that encourage healthy social interaction and social cohesion, utilises street sports and culture as a tool to push the boundaries of traditional community spaces. The project engages young people coming…
MOVE has recently delivered a HEPAS (Healthy and Physically Active Schools in Europe) training workshop for school-related stakeholders, including teachers, school administrators, and members of Local Councils with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of physically active and healthy schools. The tools…
MOVE, in collaboration with the Malta International Airport, installed a two-bike charging station at the SkyParks Business Centre which will serve the dual purpose of promoting a more active lifestyle while generating cleaner energy. Developed by MOVE, the two bikes will allow users to…
Women Don’t Cycle is a film by Manon Brulard who started her cycling journey in February 2019 from Brussels and ended in Tokyo in December 2019. During these 11 months, she crossed 21 countries and cycled around 13.500KM. Women Don’t Cycle defies traditional gender…
We are delighted to be part of the panel discussion this morning at the Youths For Sustainability conference to discuss the challenges and opportunities for sustainable mobility and how policymakers can support change. MOVE is being represented by Zarifa Datch. Previous Next