Latest issue of Skinfaxi
The latest issue of Skinfaxi is out: issue 1 of 2026.
Contents:
- Editorial: Margrét S. Hafsteinsdóttir writes about sport as an investment – not a cost.
- Contributions and grants to sports clubs all over the country.
- Sports participation of municipal residents.
- Strategy of the sports movement.
- Charlotte Bach Thomassen: The sports movement will be stronger with strategy.
- Strategy work in the Westfjords.
- The organisation of sport in the Nordic countries.
- A new revision of the sports policy, intended to reach more people than before.
- Víkingur sharpens its brand and media.
- Life and fun at the UMFÍ 50+ National Games.
- Dusting off regional competitions.
- Blossoming in a captains’ project.
- Suðurnes people go on the offensive.
- Sport for all.
- Danish display team a big hit.
- A quarter of people with disabilities do sport.
- Shortage of coaches holds back the growth of taekwondo.
- The old photo: Danish guests at the UMFÍ National Games in Sauðárkrókur.
- Dodgeball: Aníta met her best friends playing dodgeball.
- New educational material about women in sport.
- Young people’s voices.
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