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Lithuanian Sports University (LSU) is a specialised public higher education institution with a long history in sport, leisure and health sciences. Founded in 1934, LSU has developed strong academic and research traditions and is recognised as a leading centre for...

Photo Credit - IIHF The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) is the governing body of international ice hockey, supporting the development and growth of the sport around the world. Through its work in coaching, education and development, the IIHF plays an...

The 24-month initiative, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, brings together a consortium of five partners: AF Porto (Portugal, coordinator), CEIPES ETS (Italy), INEFC (Spain), CSI Center for Social Innovation (Cyprus), and Sport Coaching Europe...

ICCE President Lorraine Lafrenière recently represented the International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE) and the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) at the 9th IWG World Conference on Women & Sport, held from 9–11 July 2026 in Birmingham, United Kingdom....

On 7 July, ICCE President Lorraine Lafrenière, Secretary General Ladislav Petrovic and Vice-President for Strategy and Development Professor Sergio Lara-Bercial met with Pete Mackreth, Dean of the Carnegie School of Sport, and Professor Sue Backhouse at Leeds Beckett...

TransStadia Education & Research Foundation (TERF), through TransStadia Institute, is helping shape the future of sport education in India by preparing the next generation of sport professionals, coaches, administrators and leaders. Based in Mumbai, the Institute...

Sport New Zealand Ihi Aotearoa is the Crown agency responsible for system leadership of play, active recreation and sport in Aotearoa New Zealand. Guided by the vision Every Body Active, Sport NZ works to ensure the sport system contributes positively to national...

Protecting coaches means protecting children. That was the powerful message shared at this year's UK Coaching Summit, where researchers from Leeds Beckett University presented new findings exploring one of the biggest challenges facing sport: why coaches decide to...

A new study published in Sports Coaching Review has found that vocational coach education programmes can play an important role in developing coaches' intrapersonal knowledge, including self-awareness and professional growth. Researchers Simo Siltanen, Kirsi...

The third in-person meeting of the AntiDop project took place last week in Belgrade, Serbia, bringing together project partners to review progress and plan the next phase of development. The meeting, which included participation from Sport Coaching Europe and other...