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.
Today, our organisation launched its latest campaign, “In Between Buildings – Cities for Young People” with the aim of creating a platform for dialogue between young people, decision-makers and other relevant stakeholders so that together they find innovative solutions to the new challenges that…
During the Global Goals World Cup 2019 edition, which was held in Copenhagen earlier this month, 24 teams from all across Europe, including Malta, set out to play for the world they want. In this 5v5 tournament, where football met activism, all teams qualified…
For the past 3 years, MOVE, together with partners from Denmark, Lithuania, Greece and Italy, worked on an innovative project that promotes youth-led street sport for all. Held yesterday, the project’s concluding event was an online conference about street sports with the main topics revolving…
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…
MOVE was appointed by ISCA as the national coordinator and entrusted us with the organisation and implementation of the Open Streets Day 2019, which is part of the NowWeMOVE campaign and supports the European Week of Sport #BeActive. Today, public streets and urban areas…
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