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1738 young people from underserved communities to step onto soccer’s biggest stage at FIFA World Cup 26 through Quaker Oats and Common Goal 1738 young people from underserved communities across the United States and Canada, the FIFA World Cup 26 will not just be something they watch on television. Through Quaker and Common Goal, they will step onto the pitch as part of the FIFA World Cup 26 Player Escort Program — a once-in-a-lifetime experience on the biggest stage in soccer. Across 79 matches
SCORES to identify 286 young people from under-resourced communities across Greater Toronto

Fans co-create artwork to build a more inclusive gameFor the second consecutive year, Common Goal is teaming up with Amplifier, an award-winning media lab, to release a line of merchandise aimed at helping make soccer more inclusive for all. “Pride in Each Other,� is a collection co-created by eight supporter groups across North America, all of who are taking part in Play Proud training, and Thomas Wimberly, a Louisiana-based artist. At a time when LGBTQ+ rights are under attack across North Ame
the joint 2026 Men’s World Cup:   CPL: Vancouver FC (Vancouver)   MLS: Toronto

Clubs from five leagues commit to helping make the 2026 Men’s World Cup the most inclusive yetAt a critical time when LGBTQ+ rights are under attack worldwide, Common Goal is bringing together eight clubs from five leagues spanning Canada and the United States, their supporters’ groups, and local grassroots soccer organisations, to fight discrimination on and off the pitch through Play Proud – football’s leading movement advancing LGBTQ+ inclusion.  A record number of anti-transgender bills prop
Current (NWSL), New Mexico United (USL Championship), Seattle Sounders FC (MLS), Toronto

Oakland Roots personnel manager and former captain opens up For Nana Attakora a single team meeting with his Oakland Roots colleagues changed the course of his career forever.Some professional footballers play well into their thirties but for Nana, the realisation that creating change in his community meant more than finding fame on the pitch came well before then.The meeting in question came in the wake of George Floyd’s murder when the club came together to understand how the team was feeling
His long and decorated career grew out of a passion he cultivated in inner-city Toronto