We’re on countdown at RESPONSIBALL HQ, with only one month until the Forum on Refugees and Sport in Lausanne. We’re pleased to welcome speakers and panelists from international ...
AROUND HALF THE WORLD’S POPULATION (3.4 billion people) tuned in to watch at least some part of this year’s FIFA World Cup. An extreme example maybe, but those viewing figures show the extent to which sport, if played at the ...
The CAFE Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the third International CAFE Conference – Total Football Total Access – will take place on 16-17 November 2018 in Bilbao, Spain. Since 2009, CAFE has worked with stakeholders across the footballing ...
The #FootballPeople action weeks return between 11 and 25 October this year and the Fare network, which organises the annual event, is calling on Europe’s national associations and clubs to get involved and help drive social change. The #FootballPeople action weeks ...
“There’s no doubt that sports can do more to help, even grassroots clubs. They just need to understand how. I work a ...
The European football family came out in force to support World Heart Day 2018 and associated efforts to prevent cardiovascular disease. This year more than 30 UEFA member associations supported World Heart Day, the planet’s largest cardiovascular disease prevention campaign, held ...
Wellington Phoenix will be offering 2018/19 season tickets for recently resettled refugees and people from low socioeconomic communities in the Wellington region serving as a recognition of the important role sport plays in building bridges between individuals and across communities. The Football ...
WHENEVER A COUNTRY OR CITY BIDS TO HOST A MAJOR SPORTING EVENT, the decision is usually justified by citing the economic prosperity, profile boost and opportunity to create social change that such an event will bring. But the fact remains ...
The German Football Association (DFB) has included a sustainability concept in its bid to host the 2024 European Football Championship. UEFA is set to select the host country this week. The DFB says it wants the tournament to contribute to ...
“Migration is certainly not a new phenomenon, and for those forcibly displaced today the reasons have clear echos of the past: poor economic opportunities, fear of persecution, threat of war or violence, to name a few. But in a ...
