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Futures in Motion is sponsored by New Balance Foundation and Beyond Sport. An international program grounded in Positive Youth Development (PYD) that supports organizations using sport and physical activity to expand opportunities for young people and promote bright futures. Focuses on advancing youth well-being, teaching essential life skills, and fostering leadership, career readiness, and inclusion.
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