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???????????? ???????????? ???? ???????? ???? ?????????????????????? ???? ?????? ???????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????? ?????????????????? ? The FIFA Foundation Community Programme will work with a record 139 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) across 2025 and 2026, supporting local football-related social development projects in 58 countries across six continents. ? The list of accepted NGOs, announced by the FIFA Foundation following a rigorous selection process, includes 57 organisations that will participate in the programme for the first time. Furthermore, the programme will reach four new countries: Bolivia, Malawi, Sri Lanka and Yemen. ? The funded projects use the power of football to address the most pressing global challenges facing the communities in which they operate. ? With a focus on underprivileged children and young people, the projects benefit Indigenous peoples, migrants, people with disabilities, members of national, ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, refugees, asylum seekers and internally displaced people, among other vulnerable groups. ? Participating NGOs are selected based on a series of proposed project suitability metrics and following a rigorous financial and compliance assessment. Each successful organisation is eligible for funding of up to USD 30,000 per year, to be invested in football-related projects and initiatives within local communities. #Mu?ozAriasSportsLawyers #sportslawyers #FIFA #FIFAFoundation

???????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ???????????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ???????? ??????, ?????? ?????? ?????????? In November 2022, FIFA announced the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022? Legacy Fund. Now, FIFA is taking it further by investing USD 50 million in social programs. This initiative is in collaboration with Qatar, the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Trade Organization (WTO), and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gmd7ncjK #AsiaOne #AsiaOneMagazine #FIFAWorldCupLegacy #FIFA2022Initiatives #WorldCupImpact #GlobalPartnerships #SportsForDevelopment #FIFAWithUNHCR #WHOAndSports #WTOPartnerships #GlobalLegacyFund #FIFAForRefugees #SportsForRefugees #UNHCRCollaboration #FIFAChangingLives #Sports

Nike gets it right every ????single ???? time ????! This is major in a world where inclusion is important and representation are so important, this Nike partnership with the Olympic Refugee team is so significant, for a number of reasons. According to UNHCR, after the Global Refugee forum, an estimated 130 million people in 2024 are expected to be stateless or forcibly displaced. This is a frightening number. It’s hard to comprehend the reality of becoming stateless through no fault of your own and having no real sense of belonging, and sometimes being treated as less than in host nations. Just the level of bravery to face each day takes so much heart. That’s why when the IOC (International Olympic Committee) first formed the Refugee Olympic Team in 2016, it was such an important step in allowing stateless people to be seen , involved and celebrated in sporting activities And it’s the most natural fit because sport, much like music breaks invisible barriers and is a natural unifier. Seeing Nike collaborate with Olympic Refuge Foundation to help displaced people find community and a sense of belonging is admirable to say the least. 36 athletes from 11 different countries will compete as part of this team, covering athletes from the Americas, Asia and Africa. This new campaign is fire! ?? But that’s in the DNA of Nike Communications, Inc. Nike As the world changes, it’s important for brands to recognise the shifts and acclimatise and Nike does this everytime! Meanwhile I can’t wait to watch this team compete in the Summer Olympics, and I can’t wait to get to know more about the incredible athletes part of the Olympic Refugee team, I trust new stars will be unveiled. Special recognition to Kemi Benjamin (He/Him/His) for leading a brand that is focused on people. #OlympicRefugeeTeam #2024SummerOlympics #Nike #SheSpeaksAfrica #SportsAndCommunity

EPW Engage | When two countries compete in a game, supporters of each team cheer for their respective country. But what if the player lacks a country? Or perhaps the player is representing a country that is not their own; rather, that country has granted asylum. That country's refugee may be the player. Or if a team (made up of refugees from all over the world) that does not have a country and thus no flag is participating in an international event? This argumentative article takes into account the cases of refugees in various national teams as well as the recent development of a “refugee team” in international sports tournaments to address the issue of growing migration and statelessness. https://lnkd.in/gkdG96w6

You know what is the new Magic Word ??! ?? IT IS” NETWORK “ ????*Empowering Young Refugees Through Soccer: ?????? Here’s an organised Network Success Story:?"Today, the remarkable success of our 'Step Out for Refugees' initiative, bridging the gap between refugees and Australia to bring refugee kids together through soccer.*The Power of Global Connections*Our network, spanning from the UK ???? to Australia, has united approximately 40 youngsters from Somalia, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Iraq with Queensland's esteemed football program.*How Our Global Network Works*1. *International Partnerships:* Collaborations between “Humanity Edition “ in the UK and Australia ???? ?to facilitate connections and resource sharing. 2. *Refugee Outreach:* Local outreach programs identify and engage refugee families, fostering trust and encouraging participation. 3. *Community Engagement:* Volunteers and mentors provide emotional support, guidance and soccer training. 4. *Cultural Exchange:* Shared experiences promote cross-cultural understanding, empathy and friendship. *This is a Testament to Global Collaboration*From UK ???? to Australia ???? network showcases the potential of continuing cooperation, empowering vulnerable communities through soccer.*we will Continue Supporting These Incredible Young Athletes!* Surprise ^^^( Humanity Edition )^^^let’s announce ?? this later ??#RefugeeSupport #SoccerForSocialChange #QueenslandFootball #StepOutForRefugees #EmpoweringYouth #GlobalNetworkForGood #SocialEmotionalLearning #RefugeeEmpowerment #SportsForAll #humanityeditionisahumanmadeproject???

Read our review of the documentary "We Dare to Dream". It follows the fortunes of athletes as they attempt to compete in the Olympic Games for the Refugee Olympic Team! "At a time when refugees are frequently othered, demonised, or labelled as a drain on resources, it is important to highlight stories of solidarity, inspiration, resistance, and goodwill". #InternationalMigrantsDay

The comment you provided expresses strong encouragement and support for athletes competing at the Paris 2024 Olympics, particularly focusing on those who are refugees, supported by the UNHCR. Here's a breakdown: 1. Positive and Empowering Tone: The message begins with an uplifting note ("You've got the talent and determination to make history"), boosting the confidence of the athletes and emphasizing their potential for success. 2. Support from the UNHCR: Mentioning the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) supporters highlights a broader community cheering for the refugee athletes, reinforcing solidarity and inclusion. 3. Hashtags (#Paris2024, #CheerForRefugees) These tags tie the message to the event (Paris 2024 Olympics) and a cause (supporting refugee athletes), making it visible and relatable to both sports enthusiasts and humanitarian supporters. To be the first comment, here’s a slightly refined version: Team at #Paris2024! Your talent and determination will make history. ?? The UNHCR supporters are standing behind you, cheering you on every step of the way. Let's bring it home! #CheerForRefugees #Paris2024"

On this #WorldRefugeeDay, I am proud to feature our community of refugees, innovators, and leaders using sport to unify and inspire. Sports initiatives, such as those in Kakuma Refugee Camp, demonstrate how football can bridge cultural divides, reduce tensions, and foster community cohesion. These programs not only provide therapeutic escape but also empower refugee youth with life skills and educational opportunities, proving that sport is a powerful tool for social integration and hope. Read the full article. https://lnkd.in/eW7neR4P Tibu Africa Mohamed Amine Zariat Veronica Ruiz del Vizo

Integration of Afghan Refugees through Sports (IARS), BC, Canada, 2023-2024 ? Sports as a physical activity can help improve the mental and psychological condition of refugees. Sports can help refugees cope with stress and anxiety and improve refugees' physical health, and acquiring sports skills and improving physical performance can improve self-confidence and body image. ? #ACSAIARS #CommunityStrength #SportForInclusion #csrf Canadian Red Cross United Way Centraide Canada #ESDC #CommunityfoundationsofCanada #employmentandsocialdevelopmentCanada

My own #grit and #resilence is a function of being a granddaughter and daughter of refugees. I realize that we did not use that word about ourselves, given the stigma associated with it, but when you leave the home your family lived in for centuries under threat of violence, you are a refugee. “People who are forced to flee their homes often face challenges in nurturing such dreams. Their paths to success are constantly impeded by obstacles both physical and societal. Women and girls especially find themselves more often underestimated and constrained by norms, and as a result are less able to dream.” Those of refugee experience understand well that those who talk of “#belonging” or “#vulnerability” are naive (even arguably, ignorant) to harsh realities of how humans treat fellow humans. If it were safe to feel belonging and to be vulnerable there would be no refugees at all. Despite seeing the most ugly side of human nature, I find that those in refugee communities can be the most kind, generous, humble, hard-working, appreciative. There is no entitlement but a knowledge of needing to build a new life and establish a new home. If women who are “legitimate” in a culture or country have it hard, then you can only imagine how much harder it is for women who are told “you don’t belong here” based on race, ethnicity, religion, tribe, etc.