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The year between CSIT World Sports Games is the year of CSIT Single Championships

CSIT member HOCSH (GRE) is organising three singles championships in 2024 as a test for the WSG

CSIT is thrilled to announce the kick-off of two innovative projects under the Erasmus+ program, both set to redefine the landscape of grassroots sports and youth development.

CSIT is organizing a course for Physical activities for seniors in June in Austria 

General Assembly of the new International Catch'n Serve Ball Sports Federation elects the Board of Directors

Catch'n Serve Ball and many more planned for this summer

The CSIT annual magazine "CSIT–News" has been finished in time for Christmas

A New World Federation for equality in sport founded under the auspices of the CSIT

CSIT ExCom was re-organised - more women than men for the first time

The CSIT Sport Forum has been a fixed part of the annual CSIT Congress for years

Catalonia's Parliament President Solà received the CSIT ExCom

CSIT President Bruno Molea presented former President Harald Bauer with honorary membership

Bruno Molea and Valeria Gherardini deepen contacts with Africa

The CSIT President is guest at the World Combat Games 2023 in Saudi Arabia

The EU Project SGS - Sport for all Genders and Sexualities has launched the Raising Together Campaign for the EU week of Sport  2023

CSIT sends an important signal regarding the "Principle of fairness, fair play and respect"

5,000 participants spread across 7 cities and 47 competition venues

Socialisation, networking, bridge building and fun

Panathlon International awards Avi Sagi with PI Order of Honour

Fantastic happy end after very emotional start

Great opportunity for transplanted and dialysis athletes 

Six nations dominated the athletics events

Dancing is one of the biggest events at the WSG2023

29 chriropractors have their hands full

Shared enthusiasm for very different passions

Danish hall of fame member plays Tennis at Club Circolino in Cesenatico

A new sports in the framework of CSIT 

The “little brother” of tennis has Mexican roots

The Austrian from the city of Leonding succeeds Mikka Vuori of Finland