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Common Goal and World Football Summit unite to drive changeLast week, Common Goal joined forces with World Football Summit (WFS) to make gender equity a central theme at the first-ever WFS Monterrey. While this was the summit’s inaugural edition in Mexico, it marked the continuation of an eight-year collaboration between Common Goal and WFS — one rooted in shared values and a commitment to reshaping football as a driver for positive social impact.  This edition of WFS built on that legacy by int
platform for opportunity, especially for girls, women, and non-binary people who have

Join the 2026 Grassroots Symposium & Leadership Weekend to help shape what comes next for youth soccer in America. Grassroots 2026 teaser.mp4The world’s biggest soccer tournament has come and gone. The packed stadiums. The global headlines. The unforgettable moments on the pitch. But while much of the world’s attention moves on, thousands of coaches, volunteers, community leaders and grassroots organisations across the United States continue the work of building the game from the ground up. Ever
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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
“The truth is I could have played another five years if I wanted to, but it was

The largest collective activation in Common Goal’s historyOn 26 May 2026, football came together around something bigger than the game itself: celebrating the people and organisations using football every day to create opportunities for young people and strengthen communities.Supported by adidas and Right to Dream, the first-ever World Football Giving Day brought together 206 organisations across more than 100 countries, alongside players, clubs, brands, media partners and supporters in the larg
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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.
works to increase the number of female coaches and leaders and to ensure that girls have