Climate change is one of the most pressing problems of the 21st century. In the coming years and decades, football, like every other section of society, will have to contend with its impact.
Last month, over 35 female fan activists from across Europe attended the first online meeting of the F+Collective—an informal network that aims to sustainably mobilise female fans from within Football Supporters Europe’s (FSE) membership and beyond.
This article was originally published in the OUT! Good Practice Handbook on Fighting Homophobia & Empowering LGBT+ Stakeholders in Football. To learn more about OUT!, visit the website. You can also read and/or download the handbook online.
This article was originally published in the OUT! Good Practice Handbook on Fighting Homophobia & Empowering LGBT+ Stakeholders in Football. To learn more about OUT!, visit the website. You can also read and/or download the handbook online.
Cette déclaration est signée par un large éventail de supporters européens, dont des organisations nationales de supporters, des supporters des 200 premiers clubs au coefficient UEFA, des supporters des clubs impliqués dans le projet de Super League et des supporters des précédents vainqueurs de compétitions européennes.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE) and SD Europe welcome recent statements by UEFA, European Leagues, the EU, and other bodies opposing the creation of a European super league.
We are pleased to have been invited to participate in a special webinar at the Independent Supporters Council of North America 2021 Annual Conference.
Update 1: On 20th January, UEFA amended its FAQs to say that if a "match is moved to a venue which is more than 50 km (31 miles) away from the original venue, ticket buyers would be entitled to a full refund of the ticket price if they cannot or do not wish to attend."
Since 2016 and the launch of the Fan.Tastic Females project, Football Supporters Europe (FSE) has built a large network of female fans from across Europe.
By Gigi Alford
The Sport and Rights Alliance (SRA) was formed in 2015 by NGOs and trade unions committed to working together to embed human rights and anti-corruption across world sport.
2020 has been a challenging year for everybody.
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