No dia 17 de maio no SESI Votorantim  foi realizado  a etapa da liga Sesi de Natação, momento que foi lida a Carta do Fair Play através da parceria com  o Panathlon Club Votorantim tem parceria. 

O evento reuniu atletas de várias unidades do Sesi do Estado de São Paulo, após a apresentação das delegações e execução do Hino Nacional, tivemos as palavras de boas vindas das autoridades e a leitura da carta do Fair Play do Panathlon Internacional pelo atleta Gabriel Tomasi. 

Marcaram presença os panathletas Júlio César de Souza Martins, Nivaldo Tirelli, Rômulo Metidieri, João Vinícius e Douglas Nikel. 

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En el marco del convivio se citó a los socios para la Asamblea General Ordinaria y Electiva del Club Buenos Aires. Se inició con un minuto de silencio en honor al Papa Francisco y a nuestro socio decano de America Ing. Otto Schmitt, recientemente fallecidos.

Luego se inició la Asamblea aprobándose la Memoria y Balance del ejercicio 2024. Y se eligieron por aclamación las nuevas autoridades para el periodo 2025-2027, siendo reelegida Eva Szabo, vicepresidentes Gloria Mirabelli y Rubén Rodriguez Lamas, Secretario Alejandro Almada. Tesorero Alejandro Sass

Vocales Titulares: Horacio Monteira- Marta Fatone y José María Valladares. Suplentes Silvia Boldt y José Martínez Tato- Revisores de Cuentas Hector Cirigliano, Jorge Renosto y Augusto Mazzini.

En el Tribunal de Honor Alicia Morea y Victor Sergio Groupierre.

INGRESO DE NUEVO SOCIO

Tuvimos el placer de ingresar un nuevo socio. A Daniel Eugenio Visciglio representante de Cultura ante la Asociación del Futbol Argentino.

DISERTACIÓN DE NUESTRA INVITADA BRENDA SORDON

Invitamos en esta oportunidad a la remera paralímpica Brenda Sordon dos veces representante paralímpica, en Tokyo 2020 y Paris 2024.

Presentó su Manifiesto de la Reconquista, una declaración de resilencia que además de emocionarnos nos hizo reflexionar sobre la situación de las personas con discapacidad. 

Manifiesto por la reconquista

 

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Le Fair-Play, ce n’est pas qu’un mot. C’est un état d’esprit, un engagement, une manière d’agir… chaque jour, partout, pour toutes et tous.

En ce 19 mai, date symbolique reconnue par l’ONU, nous célébrons ensemble ce qui nous unit : respect, inclusion, esprit d’équipe…

Et nos membres ont été nombreux à se mobiliser pour transmettre un message fort et positif.

Merci à toutes celles et ceux qui, par leurs gestes, petits ou grands, font vivre le Fair-Play au quotidien.

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El 15 de mayo, el Club Panathlon Maldonado Punta del Este dio por comenzado el programa "Panathlon Caminando Junto a los Niños".

La primera jornada tuvo lugar en la Escuela Nº 12 de Los Ceibos, donde contamos con la presencia especial del nadador de aguas frías Álvaro Álvarez como invitado. 

Fue una experiencia sumamente enriquecedora, marcada por la calidez del intercambio entre la comunidad de la escuela rural y los integrantes del club que participaron en esta ocasión.

Seguimos creyendo que el deporte une, que el deporte nos enriquece y que nos transmite valores fundamentales para la vida.

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A A look both within and beyond borders to capture a current snapshot of what is being done to support people with disabilities, and how sport can help overcome difficulties and restore enthusiasm—even give life a new meaning. This was the spirit of “Disability Without Borders”, the conference held in Pordenone to open the 104th Caregiving Expo, the first edition of a fair entirely dedicated to everything related to disability and those who help and offer new perspectives to people who lack—or have lost—full physical function.

Under the impeccable moderation of Filippo Grassia, Head of Communication for Panathlon International, representatives from Italy, Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia came together to discuss the current status, projects, initiatives, and future outlook for disability support and Paralympic sport.

The event was opened and closed by Panathlon International President Giorgio Chinellato, who emphasized P.I.'s commitment to supporting Paralympic sport—as well as its efforts to prevent potential disabilities. “One of many examples,” he noted, “is the pressure we're putting on automobile federations to develop an educational program in schools, so future drivers and motorcyclists are trained in safe driving, traffic laws, and good practices on the road—to prevent accidents that all too often have serious consequences on health and future life.”

The conference also featured Giada Rossi, gold medalist in table tennis singles at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games and the event’s patron; Carlotta Ragazzini, bronze medalist in the same discipline in Paris; and sports commentator Dario Di Gennaro, the voice of Paralympic sport on RAI.

Jessica Acquavita (Vice President, Istria Region, Croatia): “In Croatia, there are public investments in building infrastructure and sports facilities that enable people with disabilities to participate in sports. There is also government support, including funding, to promote sports among children in schools, culminating in interschool championships. These are sports activities, but also lifesaving ones, as they represent an investment in public health, especially for the younger generations.”

Major Sabina Ferraris (Italian Armed Forces, Paralympic Sports Office): “Our sports group has 88 athletes, most of them military personnel who were injured in the line of duty. But thirty of them are civilian Paralympic athletes—top performers—whom we've contracted on three-year agreements. We hope to retain them permanently in the future as civilian staff within the military administration. The message we want to send is clear: we leave no one behind. If you are no longer able to serve your country in arms, you can still serve it through sport.”

Boro Strumbelj (Head of Delegation, Slovenia, Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games): “Our government is preparing a project to include young people with disabilities through Paralympic sport. We must build a chain of trust between the sports world, pediatricians, and parents—raising awareness among parents so they bring their children to try Paralympic sports. We will go to their homes to find them, and pediatricians—who know individual cases—must help us. There is also a project in the works for people over 60. They are often forgotten, but they too need support.”

Giada Rossi (Paralympic Gold Medalist, Paris 2024, Table Tennis): “I used to play volleyball and had just been selected for the U14 regional team when I had the accident that left me disabled. I needed time to adapt to my new condition, but after four years—thanks to my PE teacher Marinella Ambrosio—I returned to the gym and tried table tennis. It felt like being born again. As a child, I dreamed of becoming a professional volleyball player. Today, thanks to my contract with the Armed Forces Sports Group, I’m living that dream in table tennis.”

Michael Ausserwinkler (President, Panathlon Club Klagenfurt, and former Austrian Federal Health Minister): “The ‘Without Borders’ joint bid between Austria, Italy, and Slovenia for the 2006 Winter Olympics was a fascinating experience. That collaboration can live on today through Paralympic projects. In Austria, there is significant attention to disability and Paralympic sport, with funding available at national, regional, and local levels.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The press conference for the “104 - The Caregiving Expo” Fair was held today at the Rugby Pordenone clubhouse. This unique and extraordinary event brings together the entire world of care for disabled and frail people at the Pordenone exhibition centre. In the presence of the mayor of Pordenone and the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Udine and Pordenone, the president of the Pordenone Fair, Renato Pujatti, presented this innovative event, which aims to be a trailblazer in a very important and delicate sector. There will be 170 exhibitors, including the most important companies in the sector, associations dealing with these issues, doctors and nurses, with meetings, seminars and demonstrations aimed at the public, professionals and private individuals who wish to attend. Admission is free upon registration.

Panathlon International was given a place of honour, represented by IB Member Paolo Perin who, together with Marinella d'Ambrosio of ANAOAI, explained how an entire pavilion will be reserved for sport. The patron of the event will be Giada Rossi, the talented Paralympic gold medallist in table tennis in Paris, who will also be the star, together with her national teammates, of an exciting exhibition.

There will be a large international participation from Slovenia, Croatia and Austria.

The inauguration, scheduled for 1.45 p.m. on Thursday 8 May, will be attended by President Giorgio Chinellato together with important representatives of international Panathlon clubs and the world of Paralympic sport. Our communications manager Filippo Grassia will moderate a round table discussion entitled “Sport and disability”, in which representatives from the four countries will talk about the management of Paralympic sport in their respective countries.

In the following days, international teams will compete in tournaments and demonstration matches of baskin, powerchair hockey and sitting volleyball. Thanks to 200 athletes and 25 sports clubs, it will be possible to try out more than 20 different sports under the guidance of coaches and athletes.

 

 

 

Una vez más, vivimos una jornada especial: Asamblea, Convivio, ingreso de un nuevo socio y reconocimientos.

Momentos como estos nos llenan de orgullo y alegría, porque reflejan el espíritu de nuestro club: compromiso, crecimiento y comunidad.

Es un placer ver cómo seguimos avanzando, sumando voluntades y fortaleciendo nuestros lazos.

Gracias a quienes lo hacen posible. ¡Que sigamos creciendo, siempre juntos!

Comisión Directiva Club Panathlon Maldonado Punta del Este

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Fiera di Pordenone - Viale Treviso 1

8, 9, 10 May 2025 

Three days dedicated to inclusive sport, with the participation of experts, technicians, managers and over 200 athletes from 20 sports clubs from Austria, Croatia, Italy and Slovenia. Tournaments, exhibitions, round tables, presentations to understand how sport can overcome all barriers and unite people. 

Patroness of the event will be Paralympic gold medal athlete Giada Rossi.

The pavilion dedicated to sport will be officially inaugurated on Thursday 8 May at 1.45 p.m. The President of Panathlon International Giorgio Chinellato and the National President ANAOAI Novella Calligaris will bring the greetings, together with the representatives of the municipal administration and the Fair of Pordenone. There will be the patroness of the event, Giada Rossi, Paralympic gold medallist in Table Tennis in Paris, and the international delegations of Austria, Slovenia and Croatia. 

The conferences

Thursday, May 8, 2:00 PM: Disability without borders

Moderated by RAI journalist Filippo Grassia, representatives from Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria will be present:

Damir Bucic, Olympic waterpolo player and secretary of Istria Sportsmen; spokesperson for Italian Paralympic athletes Matteo Parenzan and a CIP representive; Michael Aussewinkler, President of Panathlon Club Klagenfurt, former governor of Carinthia and Minister of Health of the Austrian Republic; Damjan Lazar, President of the Slovenian Paralympic Committee.i 

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The PCU Games 2025 were officially opened yesterday during a welcoming ceremony hosted at the AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Antwerp. Delegates from universities across Europe and beyond gathered for a smooth and successful accreditation process, followed by a warm and festive welcome reception celebrating the start of the competitions.

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