As from July 2015, and throughout 2016, MOVE collaborated with the President’s Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society and delivered a project whose aim was to promote traditional games and the wellbeing in the community.
The events were held in various outdoor settings such as Pjazza Fra Diegu in Ħamrun, several squares in Valletta, as well as in the narrow streets in Birgu.
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
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…
This morning a nice group of people came together to plant the trees collected through the Cycle for Trees initiative at Mcast in Paola. During this initiative, which was launched last October, cyclists from all walks of life, “donated” 62,500 carbon-free kilometres, which convert to 250 trees….
MCAST student Bernice Calleja took the initiative and came forward with the idea of organising a field hockey teaser for her fellow students. The participants had a great time trying their hand at this team sport that originated back in the Middle Ages in…
Young migrants hailing from Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia, together with volunteers from local NGOs MOVE and Spark 15, turned Marsa’s Holy Trinity parish church parvis and the adjacent streets into a playground. The 100-strong participants from different cultures and countries who participated in UNITE…
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…