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The club becomes the first German team to take the 1% pledgeA week after SV Werder Bremen were promoted to the Bundesliga, the club known for driving social change committed to pledging 1% of their ticket and sponsorship revenues to the Common Goal movement and created an option for employees to take the pledge as well.This move makes SV Werder Bremen the third professional club, and the first German one to take the pledge after the Danish club FC Nordsjælland made the commitment in 2018 and Oak
This membership serves as a model to clubs around the world, showing how teams can

Hyundai Teams Up with Common Goal for Women Empowerment Programme During 2023 FIFA Women’s World CupHyundai Motor Company has pledged its support to Common Goal’s Equal Play Effect, a women empowerment programme. The contributions take effect during the final weeks of 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, which runs until August 20, 2023, in Australia and New Zealand.Through its continued support, the company not only advocates for women’s football, but also equal rights and opportunities for girls, wome
Pacific.  “The primary focus is to ensure that every young girl has a female role model

Common Goal works with USL clubs to create safe and inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ athletesLast week, Common Goal embarked on a project alongside USL Championship clubs San Diego Loyal and Phoenix Rising to help promote values of inclusivity in both professional football and at grass roots level.Ahead of last Friday’s season opener which ended 4-1 to the home side Phoenix, prior to the game both clubs approached Common Goal in an attempt to move past one of the league’s most widely discussed moment
“This feels like quite a unique and ideal moment to pave the way for a new model

Discover Equal Play Effect, Common Goal’s collective effort to advance gender equity in football. Explore our impact, chapters, and community-led approach to change.
This bottom-up model is what makes Equal Play Effect distinctive — empowering community-led

A transparent look at the complexities of creating a sustainable gameAs of now, 44 players heading to Australia and New Zealand for the 2023 World Cup have committed to taking climate action.To help compensate for their flights to and from the tournament, players are supporting a combination of climate resilience and carbon offsetting and adaptation initiatives. Spearheaded by Denmark midfielder Sofie Junge Pedersen, Canadian midfielder Jessie Fleming, and Italian defender Elena Linari, it’s the
aviation emissions is complex due to variables such as cruising altitude, plane model

Squad will support inclusive girls‘ football projects in GermanyAhead of the start of the FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, the German squad have come together to support gender equity across Germany – with the players pledging 1% of their tournament prize money to inclusive girls’ and non-binary football projects in their home country.The squad have also called for investment in equal participation opportunities for women of all social and cultural backgrounds in footbal
for women’s football, there are now many young people who look up to us as role models