International Women’s Day 2021: a magazine of new writing
For IWD 2021 a magazine of new writing, profiles and insights.
IWD is a time to celebrate and focus on achievements, and look at urgent questions that remain before equality can be claimed.
For International Women’s Day 2021 Fare presents a magazine of new writing, profiles and insights about women, football, equality and development.
Thanks to a host of brilliant writers, policy experts, and development activists we feature pieces about Australia , Bosnia and Herzegovina, England, France, North America, Mexico, Japan, South Sudan.
We explore the journey of the only women’s head coach working in men’s football; the exhilaration and challenges of working in South Sudan; the questions we should be asking leaders in trying to achieve intersectional equality; and the buzz of supporting the Australian WNT.
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Who is Janusz Waluś? And why he is a hero to some far-right football fans
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Italy: A beautiful football culture that remains rotten with racism
The latest high-profile incident involving a walk-off by Mike Maignan and his AC Milan team-mates reflects the failure to come to terms with a…

FIFA introduces ‘crossed arms’ gesture
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Call for participation
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BLOG: Rafael Villanueva on challenging homophobic football culture in Mexico
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EMPOWER international Conference for refugee women
TRAVEL AND HOTEL BURSARIES AVAILABLE

Who is Janusz Waluś? And why he is a hero to some far-right football fans
In recent weeks banners and chants celebrating an obscure Polish man have been making the rounds at football matches by far-right supporters. The man,…

Italy: A beautiful football culture that remains rotten with racism
The latest high-profile incident involving a walk-off by Mike Maignan and his AC Milan team-mates reflects the failure to come to terms with a…

FIFA introduces ‘crossed arms’ gesture
Gesture to be used to trigger the three- step procedure by referees during matches
Call for participation
European Roundtable on Roma, Sinti, and Traveller (RST) communities in sports The European Roundtable, titled, ‘Uniting Histories: Football Heritage…

BLOG: Rafael Villanueva on challenging homophobic football culture in Mexico
“Poll after poll of the population shows the disregard most Mexicans have towards the LGBTIQ+ community. Homophobia is normalised from abuse, to human rights violations, to murder.”

EMPOWER international Conference for refugee women
TRAVEL AND HOTEL BURSARIES AVAILABLE

Who is Janusz Waluś? And why he is a hero to some far-right football fans
In recent weeks banners and chants celebrating an obscure Polish man have been making the rounds at football matches by far-right supporters. The man,…