MOVE Congress 2019: Eduardo Uhle (SESC São Paulo) Jogando em Rede: Women's Football Network in South America

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MOVE Congress 2019 presentation by Eduardo Uhle, SESC São Paulo, Brazil, on the Grassroots Sport Diplomacy Pilot Action 'Jogando em Rede: Women's Football Network in South America' in the track 'Carving a new niche with Grassroots Sport Diplomacy' on 17 October.

Presentations & Public Speaking

Jogando em
Rede: Women
Football Network
in South America
Eduardo R. Uhle
eduardouhle@sescsp.org.br

Building a Network
• Grassroots Sports and sport for all
• Scenario - Oportunity
• Feminism
• Football in South America
• World Cup
• As
• Mobilizing partners to find partners
• Websearch

Highlights
• A international network of
activists unknow to each other.
• Partners diversity
• Similar contexts  Strong
Connections

Conclusion
• After 9 months of activities with
• 4 regional meetings – one
every second month,
• 3 International Online
Meeting – one every second
month,
• 3 Field trips.
• Collaboration between members
• New projects
• Transfer o knowledge
• Keep the network going

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