The Kateryna Biloruska Foundation successfully showcased its core initiatives at the EPSI (European Platform for Sport Innovation) Annual Conference 2026. As a premier international gathering, the conference brought together leading organizations, sports professionals, and social impact advocates from across Europe to discuss the future of athletics, innovation, and community development.
Throughout the conference, attendees visited the Foundation’s interactive display, which featured the acclaimed “Yes, I Can” photo exhibition. The project highlights the extraordinary achievements, resilience, and daily dedication of Paralympic athletes, aiming to reshape public perceptions of disability by promoting inclusion through the universal power of sport.

Driving Social Impact Through Sport and Empowerment
The delegation was led by Foundation Founder Kateryna Biloruska alongside project ambassador Karolina Pelendritou, a three-time Paralympic Gold Medalist and World Champion swimmer.
During her keynote presentation, Kateryna Biloruska detailed the Foundation’s long-term vision, focusing on its primary operational pillars: Sport4Development and Female Empowerment. She emphasized how targeted sports programs, combined with leadership training and educational access, provide critical developmental pathways for children and youth.
“Participating in international platforms like EPSI allows us to amplify our core message on a global scale. Sport is far more than physical training or competitive achievement; it is one of the most effective tools we have for breaking down societal barriers, fostering leadership, and building inclusive communities. Our mission remains focused on ensuring every child, regardless of their background or physical ability, has the platform and opportunity to realize their full potential.”— Kateryna Biloruska, Founder of the Kateryna Biloruska Foundation

Championing the “Yes, I Can” Movement
Karolina Pelendritou took the stage to share her personal journey as an elite athlete, addressing the systemic and personal challenges overcome by Para-athletes. She highlighted how the “Yes, I Can” social campaign brings the accomplishments of Paralympic athletes into the spotlight, elevating their status as role models for the next generation.

Expanding International Partnerships
The Foundation’s participation at EPSI 2026 marks another milestone in its international outreach strategy. Following successful photo exhibition displays at airports, shopping centers, and public venues across Cyprus, bringing the initiative to Greece highlights the growing European reach of the Foundation’s programming.
The Kateryna Biloruska Foundation extends its gratitude to the organizers of the EPSI Annual Conference 2026 and all international partners for fostering collaborative discussions dedicated to leveraging sport for social progress.

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