Photo: Dragan Spasov

Football is not just a men's game: young people in Bujanovac are changing the rules on and off the pitch

Who decided that football is primarily a men's sport? Why do girls and young women still so often face expectations that certain sports are not for them? And what changes when we stop dividing activities into “men's” and “women's” and start creating spaces where everyone has an equal right to participate?

Photo: Dragan Spasov

How easy is it to recognize injustice from the sidelines, and how does our perspective change when we find ourselves in a different role? What does it mean to rely on someone, accept support and offer it to others? And how do we learn to respond when we recognize violence, discrimination or exclusion?

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Youth education in Bujanovac

Photo: Dragan Spasov

Terms of Reference (ToR)

Published on June 5, 2025

Position: Consultant for development of methodology on deconstructing gender stereotypes and anti-discrimination in sports

Commissioned by: NGO Atina – Citizens’ Association for Combating Human Trafficking and All Forms of Gender-Based Violence

Supported by: Swedish Postcode Lottery Foundation 

Location: Field-based and remote (hybrid)

Duration: 20 expert days

Start Date: June 20, 2025

Deadline for Final Deliverable: July 21, 2025

Reporting to: Programme Manager, NGO Atina