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Team Estonia promotes fight against school bullying during CEV Eurovolley 2023

Players are wearing a specially designed competition shirt during the matches

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Visuel : Team Estonia promotes fight against school bullying during CEV Eurovolley 2023

The women’s national team of Estonia is promoting a campaign against school bullying in conjunction with the CEV Eurovolley 2023 Women matches in Tallinn after joining forces with a local charity, Bullying-Free School Foundation (KiVa).

The home favourites are wearing a specially designed competition shirt displaying the message ’Block Bullying’. Moreover, each block scored by any player contesting the Pool D matches in Tallinn contributes towards a fund established to fight bullying at school.



The players of Estonia are wearing specially designed shirts during the matches in Tallinn

Moreover, a giant trophy has been created to raise awareness of the issue of bullying. The trophy is placed at the entrance to the Unibet Arena, the Pool D venue in Tallinn. Engraved across the cup are hurtful words and phrases collected with the help of affected students.



A trophy drawing attention to school bullying has been placed at the entrance of the EuroVolley venue in Tallinn

The trophy also includes a call to donate to KiVa to create a safe and caring educational environment for Estonian children by preventing and stopping bullying. The CEV EuroVolley 2023 Women Pool D matches run from 16 to 23 August at the Unibet Arena in Tallinn. The Estonian national team hosts France, Finland, the Netherlands, Slovakia and Spain.

For more information, please visit CEV.eu.

Source : fivb.com

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