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BARBIE'S 2023 CAREER OF THE YEAR COLLECTION IS WOMEN IN SPORTS

On Wednesday, global toy company Mattel unveiled its Barbie 2023 Career of the Year as Women in Sports. Noting that women are severely underrepresented in the sports industry – from positions on the field to leadership in the locker room, this year's collection includes a General Manager, Coach, Referee and Sports Reporter. Mattel is also partnering with advocacy platform, VOICEINSPORT, on a “Building a Career in Sports” virtual mentoring session for girls ages 12-13 on September 12. Read More

 
 
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PFA & Premier League's New Brain Health Fund

The Professional Footballers’ Association and Premier Leauge have announced a new fund to assist former players and their family members who have been impacted by dementia and other neurodegenerative conditions. Read More

AFRICAN PARALYMPIC GAMES DEBUT IN ACCRA, GHANA

Taking place from Sep 3 - 12, the inaugural Games include Amputee football, wheelchair tennis, wheelchair basketball and sitting volleyball. The event wants to "break the stigma attached to Para sports" in African nations. Read More

Applications open for FIFA Foundation Programme

NGOs operating football-related projects around the world are strongly encouraged to apply for funding assistance through the FIFA Foundation Community Programme 2024. The application period is open through September 15. Read More

Beyond Sport X Under Armour Spotlight: Spain's Fútbol Más and FutboLISTAS


Last week our #SportForSocialChange retail donation campaign in partnership with Under Armour expanded into Germany and Spain. In celebration we’re spotlighting the participating charities that are using sport to inspire and teach valuable lessons to youth. Today meet Fútbol Más and FutboLISTAS who are working together to create inclusive safe spaces for girls to learn and grow through football across Spain.

Many young girls in Spain face societal norms and gender stereotypes that discourage them from participating in sports or pursuing certain activities. These stereotypes can reinforce the idea that sports are more suitable for boys, limiting girls' confidence and opportunities to engage in physical activities. This not only has a detrimental effect on their physical and mental health, but also limits their access to the benefits and opportunities that sports provide. Read More


Learn more about the partnership and the incredible organisations the campaign is helping in the UK and Europe HERE. If you live in Spain, please consider visiting your local Under Armour store to support #SportforSocialChange!

 
 
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