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IOM (2019) – Glossary on MigrationFor: definitions & training
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UNHCR – The 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 ProtocolFor: legal grounding
Sources & Further Reading
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Use these references to deepen your understanding of migration, inclusion, gender, trauma-informed practice, and inclusive sport programme design.
External resources: Each source below includes a direct link. The links open in a new tab and were working as of 25 June 2026.
Core definitions & legal frameworks
Intersectionality & gender
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Crenshaw, K. (1989) – Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and SexThe foundational legal article introducing an intersectional analysis of overlapping discrimination.For: conceptual framework
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ella vzw (2014) – Handleiding Intersectioneel DenkenA practical Dutch-language guide for applying intersectional thinking within organisations and professional practice.For: practical application
Sport inclusion: migrants & women
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ENGSO / EWS (2023) – Women’s Participation in Sport Across EuropeEuropean research on women’s participation and experiences in sport, presented through an intersectional perspective.For: context & planning
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SPIN Women (2021) – An Obstacle CourseConference report on the inclusion and participation of migrant women and girls in sport.For: barrier mapping
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INSPIRES – Handbook for Designing and Implementing Inclusive Sport ProgrammesPractical guidance for football and sport stakeholders seeking to welcome refugees, with attention to the needs of refugee women.For: programme design
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ENGSO ASPIRE – Training Modules for Refugee Inclusion through SportTraining materials combining background information, reflection exercises and practical tools for more inclusive sport settings.For: mentors & coaches
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STEADY Project (2021) – Recommendations ManualA manual on using sport to support the social inclusion and empowerment of displaced young people and young people with disabilities.For: empowerment practice
Ethical communication & safeguarding
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UNHCR (2024) – Ethical Communications GuidelinesGuidance on do-no-harm communication, dignified representation, informed consent, refugee voice and accountability.For: communication ethics
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UN Women (2021) – Guidelines for Gender-Responsive Sports OrganizationsA step-by-step framework for sports organisations to strengthen gender equality through measurable actions and indicators.For: organisations
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International Safeguards for Children in Sport (2014)Eight safeguards forming an international framework for protecting children in all sport contexts.For: safeguarding
Programme design & practical toolkits
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Plan International – Global Policy on Safeguarding Children and Programme ParticipantsPlan International’s global policy framework for preventing and responding to safeguarding risks affecting children and programme participants.For: policy & implementation
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Keeping Children Safe – International Child Safeguarding StandardsInternational standards covering safeguarding policy, people, procedures and accountability within organisations.For: standards
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WHO – Sport for Health ProgrammeWHO resources on sport, physical activity, mental health, quality of life and well-being for people of different ages and abilities.For: well-being practice
Notes on key references used in this module
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ENGSO ASPIRE – Training Modules, p. 13The ASPIRE materials are used in this module to frame inclusive mentor and coach roles and psychosocial support.Module anchor reference
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ella vzw – Handleiding Intersectioneel Denken, p. 8This section supports the module’s practical definition and application of intersectionality.Module anchor reference
Reflection Note
Which 1–2 references are most relevant for your next action, and how will you apply them in practice?
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