“The team is passionate about this goal because it champions fairness, inclusivity, and equal opportunities for all.”
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“We believe it is important to reduce the social gaps between young people and their families to prevent violence.”
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“This goal is very important for us as we try to convey the idea of the importance of equality between individuals, as people are born free and equal. Blind people have the right to participate in everything in the society.”
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Team Soccer for Justice is representing Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (ActionAid Denmark), an organization fighting for a just and sustainable world that preserve and uphold the rights of individuals to a healthy and safe world.
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“It's heart-breaking to see how unfair this “broken world” has become. We need to settle differences. We are eager to something about the Inequalities in the world. As young leaders our voices are important!”
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“After struggling in the first years of establishing the team, our voices was heard and we had a chance to play in a professional football league. Now we want to help other women so the whole world will hear our voices. We play to reduce the inequalities in the world.”
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In this second episode of ‘Why study sport’ Amina Moustafa will explore how gender ideologies can impact people's experience of sport. How we define sex and gender can lead to societal expectations of men and women and how men and women 'should' behave. Gender stereotypes that exist in society can also be seen in sport. We will take a closer look at how testosterone has been used as a biological criterion to label women as women in elite sport.
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“We will play for Gender Equality for all women. We are a group of refuges trying to help other refuges get access to opportunities that bring good life while here in Uganda.”
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“We play for Goal 5, because we believe that everyone should have the opportunities to reach their potential and have their voices heard. We want to encourages girls and women to participate in sport to decrease discrimination and increase social inclusion - especially in sport.”
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“We play for Global Goal 10, because we believe we all deserve to be looked at in the same way.”
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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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GGWCup NYC Finals Qualifier! Team San Diego Soccer Women is playing for Global Goal 10 - Reduced Inequality.
“We are women who play soccer at ages 30 through 70+! Age and gender discrimination are issues we want to make visible to society.”
We are excited to have you play again. Runners-up at the GGWCup Final in New York City in 2018.
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GGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team The Same is playing for Goal 10 - Reduced Inequalities
“We want to tell everyone that it doesn't matter who your parents are. What matters is who you decide to be.”
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by Catalina Pradilla, team Inspiring Inequalities
I started my whole soccer dedication when proving myself to the boys at school. I was 7 years old and back then in Colombia playing soccer as a girl was not truly accepted. Every break I went to the boys and ask them if I could play. Receiving the same answer; "No, because you are a girl".
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GGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier!
All of the players on Team10 have faced inequality in some form. Some just by virtue of being female and others because they didn’t fit in.
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GGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier!
”We want to show that when every individual is self sufficient, the entire world prospers,” – Jackie Bachteler.
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