Championing Inclusivity: Global Initiatives and Insights

Health

  • Congratulations to Alexander Smirnov on his well-deserved award!

    We are pleased to announce that the President of the International Inclusive Committee Alexander Smirnov has won the Russian Government Prize! This high award was presented to him by Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexander Novak at a ceremony.

    This recognition is the result of Alexander’s many years of work in the field of inclusion and support for people with disabilities. His efforts to develop inclusive sports and create an accessible environment for all people inspire and motivate. Thanks to his leadership and initiatives, many athletes with disabilities have had the opportunity to demonstrate their talents and achieve high results on the world stage.
    Prize for the contribution of business and NGOs to achieving national goals and implementing national projects.

    National projects of Russia are a presidential platform for sustainable development of the country and improving the standard of living of people. National projects are the work of the entire nation: the state, business, and NGOs.

    The National Prize “Our Contribution” is a mechanism for publicly recognizing the contribution of business and NGOs to the implementation of national project objectives.
    We are proud that Alexander continues to inspire us with his example and encourage everyone to join his mission to create a world where everyone can reach their potential regardless of limitations.

    We congratulate Alexander Smirnov on this wonderful award and wish him further success and new achievements on the path to inclusion and support for people with disabilities!

Events

  • Slovak town Dolny Kubin to host Women’s Para Hockey Championship

    The Women’s Para Hockey World Championship will be held from 26 to 31 August 2025. The Slovak town of Dolny Kubin will host this prestigious tournament, which will be the first of its kind. Six teams will compete: the national teams of Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Norway and the United States, as well as the World Team, made up of players from different countries.

    Senior Para Hockey Manager Michelle Laflamme expressed her delight at hosting this landmark event, noting its importance for the future of the sport. She highlighted the desire to increase women’s participation in para hockey and the preparation of a bid to include a women’s medal tournament in the program of the future Paralympic Winter Games, which would be an important step towards the recognition of the sport.

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