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Inclusion
The Lausanne Legacy: Inclusion in Action

Few people have devoted as much time, thought and energy to the development of inclusive judo as János ...

Deaf Judo
Deaf Judo Takes Its Place in Lausanne

At the end of the first day of the Ecole Mont-Olivet Deaf Judo Masters Top 18, Damien Antoine, President ...

Adapted Judo
Great Britain Leads Adapted Judo Medal Table in Lausanne

The Ecole Mont-Olivet Lausanne Adapted Judo Grand Slam brought meaningful competition, strong performances ...

Adapted Judo
One Tatami, One Family: Adapted Judo Takes Centre Stage in Lausanne

To an untrained observer, or even to a judoka accustomed to following international competition, the ...

World Refugee Day
Beyond Refuge: How Judo Gives Hope, Education and a Future

Every year, World Refugee Day reminds the international community that behind every number is a human ...

Judo for Children
The Mosaic of Movement Brings Judo, Art and Inclusion Together in Spilimbergo

On 7th June, the historic premises of the Scuola Mosaicisti del Friuli became the setting for a unique ...

Judo for All
Invisible Young Athletes: Making Inclusion Visible Through Sport

The Erasmus+ project InYA, Invisible Young Athletes, was created in response to a reality that often ...

Inclusion
A Shared Vision of Inclusion

During the Adapted Judo Workshop in Houlgate on 4th December, a rich exchange of ideas unfolded, covering ...

Judo for All
The Voice of Judo at ‘Between the Games’

From 21st to 24th October 2025, the coastal city of Larnaca, Cyprus, hosted the ‘Between the Games’ ...

WJD 2025 PEACE
One Month to Go: Judo is Peace, Unity and Friendship

With just one month to go, the global judo family is preparing to celebrate World Judo Day 2025 on 28th ...

Interview
A First Experience

Sebastian Richly is a journalist. He works for the Augsburger Allgemeine.

Special Olympics
The IJF and Special Olympics Reinforce Partnership

With the mission of promoting the development of judo worldwide in all sectors of sport, the International ...