Play the Game

At a one-day seminar in Brussels on good governance in sport, Play the Game will launch a new governance measuring tool, and various other EU projects and experts will feed inspiration to a better governance in sport[more]

A number of EU projects on good governance in sport will present their results on 8 April 2013, when Play the Game hosts a one-day seminar in Brussels launching a new measuring tool intended to help put a stop to the widespread...[more]

When the Play the Game conference 2013 opens its doors, it will be in Play the Game’s home town Aarhus, Denmark from 28-31 October 2013. More than 300 experts and stakeholders are expected to join this 8th edition of the world...[more]

Intervention by Jens Sejer Andersen, International Director, Play the Game & the Danish Institute for Sports Studies at a public hearing organized by the European Parliament, 18 December 2012.[more]

You can follow the hearing live on the Internet on Tuesday 18 December from 15h CET.[more]

The debate was heated and the media repercussion remarkable when 85 speakers and participants met in São Paulo last week to discuss legacy of mega-events, lack of sports democracy, FIFA relations and the need for a national...[more]

You can now register for the seminar 24 October where Jerome Champagne will discuss Brazil-FIFA relations. Siemens and the NGO ”Jogos Limpos” will share experiences in preventing corruption.[more]

Play the Game invites international and Brazilian speakers to submit proposals for a one-day seminar in São Paulo.[more]

The former president of the German Football Association, Theo Zwanziger, and head of FIFA’s Independent Governance Committee, Mark Pieth, are among the keynote speakers at the EASM conference in Aalborg, Denmark, taking place on...[more]

Prominent keynote speakers from the international world of sport and a long line of special Play the Game symposia will give spectators a taste of Play the Game as an integral part of EASM 2012 in Aalborg, Denmark, on 18-21...[more]