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IOC Young Leaders programme empowers youth to leverage the power of sport.

15/09/2026

🤝 Creating connections that make participation possible.

✨ IOC Young Leader Georges Speyer 🇫🇷 is bringing LinkUp to life in Paris, creating new ways for people with disabilities and volunteers to connect through sport and shared experiences.

🚀 Following its first real-world test, the project is now building momentum, with a growing network of partners helping Georges explore how LinkUp can work across different events, activities and communities.

🌍 The next steps will be shaped by those taking part. By listening to participants, volunteers and organisations, Georges is continuing to refine the platform and build towards a more accessible and inclusive way to participate.

🔗 Connect. Participate. Belong.

👉 Georges Speyer LinkUp

IOC Young Leaders International Olympic Committee

11/09/2026

🌱Play. Learn. Grow.

IOC Young Leader Ayanna Morgan 🇧🇧 is creating positive sporting experiences for children in Barbados through her initiative, Play with Purpose.

✨ The initiative uses sport and movement to create fun and inclusive spaces where children can explore different activities, build confidence, make new friendships and develop a sense of belonging.

🙌 Ayanna recently brought this vision to life through a six-week Summer Sports Camp, welcoming more than 80 children to experience a wide variety of sports and activities while learning, connecting and simply having fun.

🌍 As Play with Purpose continues to grow, the initiative is moving into its next phase with monthly community activation events, bringing children and families together through sport, movement, play and shared experiences across Barbados.

IOC Young Leaders International Olympic Committee

08/09/2026

🔄 What happens when the context changes, but your purpose doesn’t?

In a recent expert session, IOC Young Leaders explored Adapting Strategy Based on Context and Feedback with Sana Mahmood, Global Programs Director at Free to Run 🙌

📚 During the session, Sana shared practical tools for navigating change while staying anchored in your vision, values and the people you serve.

💡 One simple framework: ask yourself what has changed, what still holds and what does this change make possible?

🌍Because adapting your strategy doesn’t mean changing your purpose. Sometimes, it means finding a different way to reach the same goal 🎯

04/09/2026

🌱 Building strong, funding-ready initiatives

In a recent expert session, IOC Young Leaders explored Good Financial Practices and Funding Readiness with Jane Moura, Co-founder and President of Empodera. 🙌

The session explored how strong organisations, sound financial practices and the right funding opportunities can help initiatives grow and sustain their impact.

💡 Key reflections from the session:
• Strong projects need strong organisations, with clear processes and good financial management.
• The right funding should align with your mission, values and capacity.
• Securing funding is just the beginning. Good management, communication and transparency help build lasting partnerships.

The session encouraged IOC Young Leaders to invest not only in their ideas, but also in building strong initiatives that can grow and create lasting impact. 🌍

01/09/2026

🏊‍♀️ Making sport safer, in and out of the water

What does it take to create a sporting environment where everyone feels safe, supported and included?

IOC Young Leader Sara Moamen Abdelsamie 🇪🇬 is putting that question into action through Safe Swim, an event developed through her project Alhalimun to strengthen awareness and understanding of safeguarding in sport.

Bringing different voices from across the sports community together, Safe Swim marks the beginning of a wider journey towards making safer sport a shared responsibility. 🙌

💙 Swipe to dive into Safe Swim.

 IOC Young Leaders International Olympic Committee

26/08/2026

🇺🇬 Otim Ambrose: building healthier futures through Play Pure�
⚽ Using football and community activities, Play Pure is creating safe spaces for young people in Uganda to connect, feel supported and make healthier choices.�
🙌 Already reaching 100+ young people, the initiative is now looking to expand into more communities and schools.

🔗 Connect with Otim: https://www.instagram.com/otim_ambrose24/
💚 Follow Play Pure: https://www.instagram.com/playpureug/

IOC Young Leaders Olympics

25/08/2026

🔥 IOC Young Leaders Passing the Torch: Voices of a Generation

🌍 As the 2023–2026 cohort approaches the end of its mandate, IOC Young Leaders are reflecting on the moments, lessons and experiences that have shaped their journeys.

💬 Peniamina, Vasty, Karen, Alfonso, Ouname and Isaiah share what they have learnt along the way, from turning ideas into action to overcoming challenges and creating impact through sport.

👉 Swipe through to hear from them.

International Olympic Committee IOC Young Leaders

18/08/2026

One playground 🌍 Shared values 🤝

IOC Young Leader Chloé Abou Chabake 🇱🇧 is using sport to help bring young people from different backgrounds together through her initiative, Mal3ab Wa7ad.

✨ Inspired by the Olympic values of excellence, friendship and respect, the project aims to strengthen social cohesion in Lebanon by creating safe and inclusive spaces where young people can connect, learn from differences and find common ground through sport.

🙌 Chloé recently put this vision into practice with the first official prototype workshop of Mal3ab Wa7ad in Jounieh, bringing together 20 young people through play, dialogue and shared values.

🌍 As the initiative develops, Mal3ab Wa7ad will continue creating opportunities for young people from different backgrounds to connect, learn from one another and experience unity through sport.

IOC Young Leaders International Olympic Committee

13/08/2026

💜 Leading through inclusion

IOC Young Leader alumna Tania Lee 🇲🇾 continues to create opportunities for young athletes of all abilities through iLEAP, using sport and values-based learning to help young people grow and lead.

✨ Since its creation, iLEAP has reached more than 180 young athletes, with 32% being athletes with disabilities, and has seen more than 20 step into leadership roles in their schools and communities.

🙌 Building on this impact, Tania continues to champion inclusive leadership and create safer spaces for young people in and beyond sport.

🌏 Her work is also contributing to the Southeast Asia Sport and Youth Crime Prevention (SYCP) Initiative, initiated by the IOC and Agence française de Développement (AFD) to help build safer and more resilient communities through sport.

🤝Tania will join the Youth Leading Youth webinar panel, celebrating International Youth Day and ASEAN Youth Day through youth leadership, innovation and sport.

👉 Join the conversation
📅 Tomorrow, Friday 14 August
⏰ 4:00-5:30 PM (Bangkok, GMT+7)
🔗 Register via the link in bio.

IOC Young Leaders International Olympic Committee

12/08/2026

🌍 Celebrating International Youth Day. 
Our IOC Young Leaders Shereif Kholeif 🇬🇧, Prince Apoh 🇬🇭, Otim Ambrose 🇺🇬 and Georges Speyer 🇫🇷 share how they are using sport to address challenges in their communities and create opportunities for young people. 
Different contexts, common aspirations, and one shared commitment: creating positive change through sport. 💙 
 

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