
Change the game
Headquarter
Box 489
90109 Umeå
Sweden
Founded
2021
Country
Sweden
ABOUT Change the game
"Change the game is a partner for everyone who want to develop sustainable societies by focusing on the quality of movement experiences.
Change the Game is owned and operated by the Foundation for Physical literacy (Stiftelsen för rörelserikedom). Jonas Olsson founded the initiative in 2014, then as a corporate social relationship project within the framework of the property company Balticgruppen, and in 2021 he handed over both the business and funds to the Stiftelsen för Rörelserikedom, for long-term work to promote the development of physical literacy communities in Umeå, Sweden and the world.
Change the Game is a knowledge center that contributes to sustainable social development by creating and spreading knowledge about how to focus on the quality of movement experiences when developing places, programs and people.
The Foundation for Physical literacy, which runs Change the Game, is a non-profit foundation that together with other actors – such as regions, authorities, associations, the company, researchers and thought leaders – creates movement for movement. This is done through collaboration projects, advocacy and through Change the Game Utbildning AB, which through training, consultation and events ensures that knowledge is spread to more actors who are prepared to act based on the holistic view of the human being as physical literacy stands for."
The Vision of Change the game
Create sustainable and attractive living environments so that everyone can have their best active life journey – a physical literacy community.
The Mission of Change the game
"With the holistic view of humans in motion that physical literacy offers, we help decision-makers, leaders and educators to develop people, places and programmes.
For increased mental, social, physical and creative abilities.
For increased saftey and connection between people and increased confidence in one´s own abilities
For developing living environments that more people want to belong to and feel a sense of belonging to."