What happens when a sport for development programme goes one step further — providing a safe space not only for children, but ...

How a women’s boxing tournament in Guatemala turns sporting competition into a platform for awareness and social action.

Sport in Africa is celebrated as a vehicle for unity, empowerment, and peacebuilding. Yet, refugees and displaced persons ...

In a landmark move for Somali sport, the National Olympic Committee of Somalia (NOCSOM) has launched its nationwide youth ...

Twenty coaches in Western Kenya are strengthening child protection in basketball ahead of the Ball for Life 2026 tournament.

Far from being a departure from tradition, applying martial ethics to environmental action represents the natural evolution ...

Backed by sports leaders across the sector, Fight for Peace has produced a new evidence-based resource that proves just how ...

Manchester City’s financial case has raised one of the biggest governance questions in modern football: what happens when a ...

Sport for Development (SfD) has long attracted the attention of international institutions, policymakers, sport organizations, and grassroots actors (Kantartzi, 2025).

The Unified Football World Cup Paris 2026 proved to be a landmark event for Special Olympics Thailand as their women’s football team demonstrated on and off the field that sport is a powerful tool for ...

As athletes, we are consistently being graded. But why are we expected to make GRADE and ask for help when sporting events are happening in our lives every day that could prompt a check-in?

Football media platform OneFootball will donate 2.7% of its advertising revenue linked to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 to Common Goal, to support gender equity through football.