Category: Newsletter Articles

Morocco v Nigeria clash is more than football. Football Makes History contributor Gijsbert Oonk, writes. On average, 30% of AFCON players are foreign-born, and in this match, nearly one in three players on the pitch will be European-born.Morocco’s squad alone

Salvador De Anda, One World Play Project, attended the 2025 Global Peace Games in Mesen, Belgium to research how best to develop and support Peace Field Projects in his home country, Mexico. Click on the Interview below to find out

The International Children's Football Alliance stand together on Holocaust Remembrance Day. In the year of the 80th Anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. It has been confirmed that the First Ever Peace Field Project Peace Pitch in Poland will take

'On behalf of the Children's Football Alliance, I would like to pay tribute to the wonderful Denis Law. The CFA are proud to work with the Denis Law Legacy Trust. I was fortunate to meet Denis at the first ever

Igor Jovanovi igorj@ymail.com Children's Football Alliance, Peace Field Project Manager, Croatia, writes, these are our photos from the Christmas school performance where the participants of the 2024 Global Peace Games in Belgium received their well-deserved certificates. They received their certificates

Radical Football Conference, Oradea, Romania, 20 & 21 August 2024 This August, CFA Committee member and founder of Salisbury Rovers FC, Debbie Sayers, and her son Keir Doherty, were invited to attend the first ever Radical Football Conference in beautiful

Northern Ireland (NI) legend Keith Gillespie joined Limestone United, Belfast, to wish them good luck in their Peace Field Project and representing Northern Ireland at the 2024 Global Peace Games (GPGs). Through the CFA's Football Makes Our Shared History Project

My name is Florin Sari.  Head of Social Responsibility and Public Policy for the Romanian Football Federation.  I have been in post for 9 years which indicates the joy I have doing my work.  During my time here I have

The UEFA Foundation for Children board of trustees held its twice yearly meeting atUEFA headquarters last Wednesday. Chaired by Aleksander Čeferin, it decided toallocate funding to 64 projects, as part of the foundation’s mission to defendvulnerable children’s rights around the