When a media outlet covers an Olympic athlete, the story usually focuses on their raw speed, their tactical brilliance, or the intense training schedule that got them to the games. But when that same outlet covers a Paralympic athlete, the story often changes. It turns into a heartwarming piece about overcoming tragedy or how […]
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When someone experiences a physical disability, whether they were born with it or it happened later in life due to an injury, it is easy to think of the recovery process purely in terms of doctors, hospitals, and physical therapy. But there is a massive difference between a patient doing basic exercises in a
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Let’s be honest: having Generative AI as a “colleague” in our daily lives is pretty awesome. It saves time, answers questions instantly, and helps us get through our to-do lists. But as we rely on these tools more and more, the biggest threat we face isn’t just fake news – it’s cognitive offloading. That’s
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Artificial intelligence has completely changed how we find and use information, creating a massive puzzle for the human brain. On the bright side, it is an incredible tool for saving time and speeding up work. Anyone can now skip boring, repetitive tasks, translate complicated ideas into different languages instantly, and use AI to jumpstart
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When the first official Paralympic Games took place in Rome in 1960, paraswimming was one of the most popular sports on the schedule. While other sports required special equipment or modified courts, the pool offered a natural environment where athletes could simply race. A total of 77 swimmers from 15 different countries dove
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The history of paraswimming is a remarkable journey. It evolved from a form of medical therapy for injured World War II veterans into one of the most highly competitive, elite, and popular sports at the modern Paralympic Games. Long before it entered the global spotlight as a competitive event, swimming served primarily as a
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The UniTos – United through Sport project has officially begun with a successful kick-off meeting held on 12–13 February 2026 in Rijeka, Croatia. The meeting brought together project partners from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, and Serbia, marking the start of a two-year initiative funded by the Erasmus+ Sport Programme of the European Union.
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The “Virtual Exchange – Training for Trainers” was successfully organized within the DevelopMENS Project, bringing together youth workers, trainers, educators, and professionals from different European countries with the aim of strengthening competencies, exchanging experiences, and exploring innovative approaches in youth work. Through interactive session, participants had the opportunity to explore topics such as Self-Determination
SZSR FBIH in cooperation with BRAVO and the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Sarajevo, is pleased to announce the upcoming STRIDE & GLIDE Education and Info Day, which will take place on 29 May 2026 at 10:00 at the Faculty of Sport and Physical Education in Sarajevo. The event will gather
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BRAVO, in cooperation with HOMEWORK HUB, is excited to announce the upcoming Erasmus+ & EU Projects Info Day, which will take place on 02 June 2026 from 18:00 to 20:00 at HOMEWORK HUB in Sarajevo. This event is designed for young people who are interested in discovering new international opportunities through Erasmus+ and other European Union
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