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Anchored in the heart of the Vosges, we’re not just another agency. Committed to finding the right idea, the right word and the right image, we’re always on the lookout for that little detail that will make all the difference. All our work is the result of careful thought to promote your image and get your message across. We are artists of typography, code and punchlines.

The Office des Sports de Lyon (OSL) is an institution dedicated to promoting and developing sport in the city of Lyon. Founded to support local sports associations and encourage all Lyon residents to take part in sport, the OSL coordinates a range of sporting events and initiatives. It works closely with clubs, federations and local authorities to offer sporting opportunities that are accessible to everyone, whatever their age or level of ability. The OSL’s mission is to promote health, well-being and social cohesion through sport, emphasising the values of fair play, respect and inclusion.

CARGO Lyon Sport is a Lyon-based association dedicated to promoting sport and inclusion for LGBT+ people and their allies. Founded to provide a safe and welcoming space for sport, CARGO Lyon Sport organises a variety of sporting and recreational activities throughout the year. The association is committed to fighting discrimination and promoting the values of respect, equality and diversity in sport. Working with local and national partners, CARGO Lyon Sport aims to create a supportive community where everyone can flourish and participate fully. Its mission is to foster social cohesion and well-being through sport, while actively supporting the rights of LGBT+ people.

The EGLSF (European Gay & Lesbian Sport Federation) is a European organization committed to promoting inclusion and equality in sports. Founded in 1989, it works to eliminate discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. With over 120 LGBT+ sports clubs across Europe, the EGLSF licenses events such as the EuroGames. The federation collaborates with European institutions, sports federations, and local associations to promote the rights of LGBT+ individuals and ensure that sports are a safe and inclusive space for everyone.

The LGBT+ Sports Federation is an organisation dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion in sport. Founded to provide a safe and welcoming space for LGBT+ people, the Federation works to raise awareness against discrimination and to promote the values of respect and equality in the sporting world. It organises sporting events, supports LGBT+ clubs and athletes, and works with various associations and institutions to enhance the visibility and rights of LGBT+ people in sport. The mission of the LGBT+ Sports Federation is to create an environment where everyone can practice their sport freely and proudly, without fear of discrimination.

DILCRAH (Délégation Interministérielle à la Lutte contre le Racisme, l’Antisémitisme et la Haine anti-LGBT) is a French public institution created in 2014. Its mission is to coordinate the State’s actions in the fight against racism, anti-Semitism and all forms of discrimination, including anti-LGBT hatred. Reporting to the Prime Minister, the DILCRAH draws up national action plans, supports local initiatives and works closely with associations, institutions and civil society players. Its aim is to promote a fairer, more egalitarian and inclusive society by raising public awareness, training professionals and supporting victims of discrimination.

The city of Lyon is a privileged partner of EuroGames Lyon 2025. This invaluable support is testimony to the city’s commitment to diversity and equality. Special thanks go to Mayor Grégory Doucet, Julie Nublat Faure, Deputy Mayor for Sport, and all their teams for their support and confidence. The EuroGames will provide a unique opportunity to highlight Lyon’s dynamism and its role as an open and inclusive city.