CENTRE FOR SPORT & HUMAN RIGHTS Government, Corporate & Nonprofit Leaders Advance Human Rights in Sport

Virtual Conference Case Study

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1,034Registration
14High-level Sessions
4Languages
Three Sporting Chance Forum speakers on camera in a virtual session

The Challenge

With COVID-19 raging, the Centre for Sport & Human Rights couldn’t host their Sporting Chance Forum at the United Nations as usual. After We & Goliath’s success with the Global Forum for Responsible Recruitment, CSHR turned to us to convert their high-level event fully virtual.

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A six-way virtual panel of Sporting Chance Forum speakers

Our Solution

We helped plan, promote and produce the virtual Sporting Change Forum with the premium design fitting of a UN audience. Fourteen sessions across four days, and two pre-produced bonus videos, brought together 42 expert speakers with a diverse group of stakeholders across the world of sport and human rights to share knowledge, learnings, progress and more. 40+ expo booths featured solutions from Advisor Council Members organizations. Each session had custom graphics, tight run-of-shows, and custom edited highlight videos.

The Results

CSHR was excited for not only the live attendance but to have so much polished video content to repurpose and share with their audience. They published highlights, session summaries, and recordings of each session on their website along with a page of their Key Findings.

They also launched a new strategic plan, called Convergence 2025 which was featured throughout the event.

A Convergence 2025 title card carrying Mary Robinson’s line, This is a race we must run together to win
Learn more about Convergence 2025

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