The article Inclusive, adapted and inspiring: this is the authentic Plural Sport is written by journalist Rui Almeida Santos.
The report Inclusive, adapted and inspiring: this is authentic Plural Sport , published in Maisfutebol , authored by journalist Rui Almeida Santos, was awarded at the 14th edition of the Sports with Ethics Press Award, given by the Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth (IPDJ), within the scope of the National Plan for Ethics in Sport (PNED), and by the Association of Sports Journalists (CNID).
Starting from the Plural Sport project, promoted by the Santa Maria da Feira City Council, this work addresses the challenges and achievements of people with disabilities, who find in sports an important means to improve their health and achieve more effective social integration. The report achieved second place in the Sports Press and/or General Press category, which also awarded the works He lived to gamble and destroyed his career. From footballer to gambler, the path is down, by journalist Diogo Cardoso Oliveira, from Publico; and They forced me to steal so I wouldn’t die’: refugees in Portugal, football as salvation, authored by Pedro Jorge da Cunha, Pedro Filipe Maia and Humberto Ferreira, from ZeroZero.
Works were also recognized in the categories of Regional Press and Radio and Television.
The Sports with Ethics Press Award aims to recognize the best journalistic work that promotes ethical values in sports.
The 14th edition, which brought together works published during the year 2025, had 70 entries.
