Breakfast with the Association Sport' A Vie

Samira DJOUADI, General Delegate of the TF1 Foundation, will present her project around the Qatar 2022 World Cup. Reserved for members

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Samira Djouadi and PSG player Didier Domi will present the Sport'A Vie Association and its project around the Qatar 2022 World Cup, which will mobilise children from France and Qatar.

Sport' A Vie is a non-profit association committed to the integration, social promotion and citizenship education of young people from disadvantaged neighbourhoods. Founded in 2001 in Paris (La Courneuve), the association relies on major international sporting events to make these young people actors in their education, cultivate the idea of living together in harmony, and awaken their conscience.

Solidarity, Respect, Mutual Aid, Curiosity, Personality and Identity are the values that underpin the organisation.

Since 2002 and the Football World Cup in Korea, 6000 children have participated in the 20 projects run by Sport'A Vie. Major events such as the 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016 Olympic Games, the 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018 World Cups, and the 2007, 2015 Rugby World Cups have provided the backdrop to foster these values. We also prepared for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic project. Most of these young people have never travelled before, so this is an opportunity for them to open up to the world and meet people who will have no preconceptions about them.

They take on the role of ambassadors/reporters for their own city, school and family.

This experience is a very important step in making them understand that we have to live together in harmony. It also makes them more open-minded.
The sports theme as a basis is essential as it allows for meaningful projects to be set up for the young people.
The content production work and its pedagogical dimension makes the link with their own perception, the mirror effect of society and the understanding of what others think.

The aim of Sport'A Vie is to get more and more young people to become actors of their own lives.