Racism continues to be a significant and persistent problem across various aspects of civic life, including sports, despite numerous efforts to address it. Reports like the White Paper on Sports and various European studies, such as "Racism, ethnic discrimination and exclusion of migrants and minorities in sports, 2010," have highlighted the need for further action. Racism manifests in several forms: a. Representation: Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) groups' participation in sports events is not proportional to the country's population. b. Athlete Discrimination: Racist incidents occur not only among adult athletes but also in younger age groups, undermining European integration efforts. c. Institutional Racism: Institutional racism is evident in the management of organizations, where systemic failures lead to discrimination based on color, culture, or ethnic origin. These issues reveal covert forms of racism and discrimination that are challenging to detect but equally harmful, particularly to the youth. The BRISWA 2.0 project aims to address these priorities: a. Inclusion and Diversity: Fostering inclusivity and diversity in education, training, youth, and sports. b. Innovative Learning: Promoting innovative teaching and learning practices. BRISWA 2.0 plans to develop a higher education course focused on racism, emphasizing inclusion and diversity. Students will gain knowledge about racism, learn to devise effective countermeasures in a consequence-free environment, and participate in anti-racism campaigns. Civic engagement and participation are core elements of the project, highlighting racism as a civic issue that demands collective attention. To combat racism effectively, educators and higher education students must be equipped with the skills and knowledge to identify and address various forms of racism in schools, sports clubs, and other environments. However, limited evidence and guidelines exist, contributing to the challenge. The project seeks to answer whether racism can be taught systemically in higher education by employing a systemic approach, developing tools for students to experiment with knowledge, and providing a simulation pilot training forum. BRISWA 2.0 builds on the success of the previous BRISWA project, which examined racism in football and conducted anti-racism campaigns across Europe. The new project extends this approach to higher education, offering training and knowledge to combat racism at a systemic level, providing a platform for progress in the fight against discrimination.

BRISWA ITALIA association is a SPIN OFF born after the conclusion of the BRISWA project, an European Project founded under the programme E+ Sport. Its aims is to re-examining racism and discrimination in sport. The association expande its aims moving the focus from the sport's world to the youth world, in order to analyze and prevent episode of racism and discrimination in the youngsters.
UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA SAN ANTONIO DE MURCIA, is a private non-profit university in Spain, founded in 1996. Its mission is to provide students with quality education to serve society and participate in education and culture. UCAM offers personalized, high-quality education combining theoretical and practical knowledge, recognized by national and international evaluations. The university actively promotes research and knowledge transfer to businesses and society, striving to enhance graduate employability. UCAM has a strong focus on sports, supporting numerous successful teams and producing Olympic athletes. With a diverse student body of around 20,000 from 90 countries, UCAM offers programs in various fields, attracting students worldwide.
The Italian Chapter of the System Dynamics Society (named as “Chapter” in the following) has been founded with the idea of being an Italian branch of the international System Dynamic Society (named as “Society”, in the following), with the goal of supporting all the activities carried out by the Society for the dissemination and promotion of the system thinking approach and the system dynamics methodology at a national level.
INTELLIGENT DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM, Greece, is a technological startup that provides computational solutions to decision makers in various organizations. Their objective is to offer customized Decision Support Tools that aid both Organizational Strategy and Operations. The team at IDS is composed of experts from prominent organizations and universities in Europe, encompassing diverse disciplines such as Operational Research, Artificial Intelligence, and Computer Science, coupled with valuable industrial experience. This interdisciplinary group delivers high-quality Decision Support Tools that furnish valuable strategic insights and measurable operational benefits to organizations.
Symplexis is an NGO that works to ensure equal opportunities for all through actions and measures that build skills, empower and promote active engagement and participation, focusing on the most vulnerable categories of the population. Symplexis is very active in protecting human rights, fighting discrimination on any ground, and promoting the inclusion of vulnerable groups, utilizing sport as one of its main means/tools for supporting/facilitating inclusion. They prioritize user-centered activities and core values like sustainability, respect for uniqueness, user-driven design, and results-based orientation. With a team of 25 employees and over 10 active volunteers, they maintain a broad network of collaborating organizations across the EU. Their areas of specialization include facilitating labor market reintegration, combatting gender-based discrimination, promoting education and lifelong learning, and fostering the inclusion of third-country nationals. Symplexis upholds high-quality standards in all their initiatives and maintains a results-oriented approach.
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF CYPRUS, founded in 2007, has its roots in Cyprus College established in 1961. It encompasses six Schools, including Business Administration, Humanities, Social and Education Sciences, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, and Sciences. EUC's mission focuses on educating students for successful careers, serving society's needs, and advancing knowledge through research and innovation. The university places a strong emphasis on connecting teaching with research and engaging in public outreach activities to promote scientific interests among young people. It has significantly expanded its research activities in the past decade, securing external research funding and publishing quality journal articles. EUC houses various research centers, laboratories, clinics, and innovation units. Notably, it was awarded the 'HR Excellence in Research' logo by the European Commission in 2017 for fostering a favorable working environment for researchers. The university employs approximately 1,000 staff members.
The Link Campus University is a University of the Italian University System founded in 2011.
The Link Campus University has a strong international vocation which it achieves through agreements made with numerous foreign universities in order to encourage the mobility of teachers and students.
The Link Campus University aims to provide students with the preparation and skills necessary to face the challenges of the world of work, providing a training offer that combines traditional teaching with extensive seminar and training activities.
UNIVERSITY OF MACEDONIA, founded in 1990 in Thessaloniki, Greece, is a state university offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in economics, administration, applied informatics, and social and political sciences. It serves approximately 16,000 undergraduates and 2,000 graduate students. The university is actively involved in international organizations and maintains bilateral relationships with numerous universities worldwide. The Research Committee, with 16 employees, manages funds from various sources for research, education, training, and development projects, as well as scientific and technological services, benefiting the university community.

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