Dear 2019 NYC GGWCup Participants & Attendees,
Bring a new sports bra to GGWCup and share your love of the game with an aspiring athlete! The Sports Bra Project is excited to take action for the SDGs as part of the GGWCup Finals in NYC.
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Sunday September 7th, 2019 Teams Formation and Team Chica's Girls met up in Laurel Hill Park Soccer Ground at Laurill Hill Park, NJ, for the first Friendly before the GGWCup Finals in New York City September 25th.
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Ahead of the GGWCup Europe in Copenhagen, we want to inspire you with a look back at a few of the many actions teams have taken in order to score action points.
We encourage our teams to think outside the box when it comes to their actions. What can you bring to the table because of your unique perspective and experience? Which of the 17 Global Goals spark the activist in you?
Follow along….
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- winner of best advocacy and action for the Global Goals at the GGWCup Mumbai 2019
Team SanScar! from Mission ScanScar were the proud winners of the Best Advocacy and Action category. A fierce team that played for Global Goal 5 and gender equality with a loud and clear message: All you can do, I can do bleeding.
We meet with the co-founders of Mission SanScar, Urvi Talaty and Sumati Joshi, on Skype, a week after the GGWCup Mumbai to talk about the story behind the capes, partnerships, and where they’ll take the ball from here.
by Mathilde Nielsen
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For weeks our teams have been taking actions and making noise for the world they want. Today they will PLAY!
But in this cup, it is not just about being the strongest and the fittest, but also about being the fiercest fighters for the world we want!
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GGWCUP NYC QUALIFIER
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United by their desire to leave a legacy of sustainable behaviour and a pollution-free planet for their children, 8 women took to cleaning the beaches of Dubai, as part of their action campaign for the upcoming Global Goals World Cup Tournament in Dubai. By transforming the trash they found, into a sculpture named Tilly the Turtle, the Spectacular8 team hope to raise awareness of the adverse impact humans are having on marine life, and encourage people to adopt more sustainable consumption habits.
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