Led by founders Tim Jahnigen and Lisa Tarver, the One World Play Project team is made up of passionate, driven and fun-loving individuals dedicated to bringing the transformative power of play to youth worldwide. With combined expertise from the social impact,
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NCFA National Project Director Paul Cooper on meeting 2nd Chance The NCFA have been in discussions with 2nd Chance regarding working with them and other agencies on a project to help people in custody and their families. We have been
Slum Soccer, India's Children's Football Alliance will facilitate the first Peace Fields Football events in 2016, their designated areas of play will be twinned with Flanders Peace Field, site of World War One, 1916, Christmas Truces, where the famous football games
National Children’s Football Week 2015 (Incorporating Football & Peace) This year the National Children’s Football Week will incorporate the Football & Peace project that will celebrate and reflect on the most famous football game ever played. A hundred years ago
[caption id="attachment_3195" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Rueben Agboola (back row 2nd right) with school children sporting the Black Football Heritage Book[/caption] A Saints legend met with Southampton school children in a bid to crack down on racism in football at a grass-roots level,
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REVIEW: The Christmas Truce, RSC, Stratford-upon-Avon A refreshing alternative to pantoland's slapstick and sentimentality, The Christmas Truce is a heart-stirring tribute to those who fought in World War One and the devoted nurses who cared for them. Based on the
Football is a team game. So is Life Article by Leila Talmadge, Trustee of Daytrippers “Football is an honest game. It's true to life. It's a game about sharing. Football is a team game. So is life.” --Joe Namath On
Kent and Flemish Schools remember WW1 Christmas Truces through football. Students from Pent Valley Technology College in Folkestone and Thamesview School in Gravesend were joined by Middle School and Provincial Technical Institute from Ypres in Belgium, they played football matches