Sports Ministers Embrace Innovative Commonwealth Sport Vision
Government Sports Ministers have unanimously supported the new vision for the Commonwealth Sport Movement that includes a groundbreaking ‘reset and reframed’ Commonwealth Games.
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Government Sports Ministers have unanimously supported the new vision for the Commonwealth Sport Movement that includes a groundbreaking ‘reset and reframed’ Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Games Federation Chief Executive Katie Sadleir has today received the Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit (NZOM) at a reception at New Zealand House in Paris.
Governments welcomed the CGF Declaration on Reconciliation and Partnership with Indigenous Peoples at the Commonwealth Secretariat’s 11th Commonwealth Sports Ministers Meeting in Paris on Thursday 25 July.
The 11th Commonwealth Sports Ministers Meeting (CSMM) organised by the Commonwealth Secretariat will be hosted in Paris, France from 24-25 July 2024. Hosted by the Government of Canada, the meeting will bring together sports ministers, senior officials, and key stakeholders in sport for development from across the Commonwealth.
Follow Naledi Dlamini's impactful journey from intern to advocate for safeguarding in sports. Discover how her work with Commonwealth Sport’s eqUIP Programme is shaping a safer, more inclusive athletic environment globally.
'Where Are They Now?' is a new series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth event. Continuing with Scottish athletes, we catch up with Darren Burnett, a celebrated lawn bowler who has represented his country in six Commonwealth Games.
We extend our love and support to those in our Commonwealth family affected by Hurricane Beryl. You are in our thoughts and we wish you safety during this challenging time.
A groundbreaking training course in Stellenbosch, South Africa, spearheaded by Commonwealth Sport and the African Paralympic Committee, is revolutionising the classification process for African Para athletes, paving the way for greater international competition and success.
The CGF Athletes’ Advisory Commission elections took place in May and for the very first time, the new members have been elected by athletes from across the Commonwealth. This is an important and positive step, consistent with the CGF’s strategy to place Athletes at the heart of Commonwealth Sport.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the stories waiting to be written about the athletes and coaches at the global GAPS camp, will be epic bestsellers.
'Where Are They Now?' is a new series of articles with past, present and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth event. Kicking off the series, we catch up with para-athlete Samantha Kinghorn, the dynamic Scottish wheelchair racer who has left an indelible mark on and off the track.
21 nations and territories from across the Commonwealth will be represented by more than 80 Para-athletes and coaches at a Global GAPS camp in Birmingham this week.
Commonwealth Sport is delighted to announce the expansion of its Para-sport development and inclusion pathway programme (GAPS) in the Americas and Caribbean region, with Jamaica hosting the inaugural camp for Para-athletes and coaches between 16-22 April 2024.
The positive impact of hosting the Commonwealth Games has been outlined in a new report from the UK Governments Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Following the April meeting of its Executive Board, the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is pleased to confirm that it is considering multiple proposals to Host the 2026 Games.
Commonwealth Sport Women's Leadership Programme is breaking barriers and empowering female leaders in sports. Through scholarships, mentorship, and a supportive community, women across the Commonwealth are transforming the sports sector worldwide.
Commonwealth Day brings together the Commonwealth nations in unity and camaraderie to celebrate the diversity of its communities.
Since its inception in 1930, the Commonwealth Games has stood as a testament to the power of athletic prowess, unity, and inclusivity.
CGF Executive Board appoints Claire Carver-Dias Regional Vice-President for the Americas until the 2024 General Assembly.