Whilst thousands are gearing up for the up and coming Paris Grand Slam 2025, the Erasmus+ JITA KYOEI 2 (JK2) project is set to host an international training camp and workshop in collaboration with the French Judo Federation. This exciting event will take place from 30 January to 2 February in Maison-Alfort and Paris, France, providing a platform for education, skill enhancement and cultural exchange within the judo community.
Schedule of Activities
January 30
- Training Course for Coaches of Mediators: A focused session aimed at equipping trainers with advanced mediation skills.
- Transnational Project Meeting (TPM): Exclusive meetings for project team members during breaks or prior to training sessions.
January 31
- Training Course for Mediators: A continuation of training, emphasising the principles of mediation within the sport.
- TPM: Additional meetings during designated breaks.
February 1-2
- Workshop at the Paris Grand Slam: The JK2 stand in the Accor Arena will be one of the highlights of the weekend, allowing partner organisations to showcase their contributions. Participation will be rotated among the partner organisations, ensuring a dynamic and engaging experience for attendees.
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This project is a 36-month Erasmus+ collaborative partnership involving eight organisations from seven countries, aimed at promoting integrity and values in sports, particularly through judo.
Project partners (organisations):
- Sportno Society GIB (coordinator of the project) (Slovenia)
- European Judo Union (Austria)
- French Judo Federation (France)
- Ginasio Clube Portugues GCP (Portugal)
- Judo Club Rijeka (Croatia)
- Judo Club Liberty Oradea (Romania)
- Sport Evolution Alliance (Portugal)
The event will bring together a diverse group of participants from across Europe. EJU representatives’ will include Education Director, Ronnie Saez; Education Commissioners, Nuno Delgado and Katja Prodan.
Mrs Prodan shared her enthusiasm ahead of the event:
The upcoming International Training Camp in Paris offers young judoka and their coaches a unique opportunity to enhance their skills while immersing themselves in one of the most prestigious judo competitions, the Paris Grand Slam. Spectators will not only witness world-class judo but can also visit our workshop in the arena hallway, where we will showcase the Jita Kyoei 2 project, sharing its vision and values with the wider judo community to embrace collaboration and mutual benefit. I expect this event to create a meaningful and inspiring environment where young judoka and their coaches can grow both technically and personally.
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The Erasmus+ JITA KYOEI 2 project continues to embody its name, “Mutual Welfare and Benefit” by fostering collaboration and growth within the judo community. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this exceptional experience and discover the workshop in the corridor of the Accord Arena.
Images: JK2 Coordinator and Partners
Author: Szandra Szogedi