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GGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team plEYers for life is playing for Goal 3 - Good Health & Well-Being.
Team plEYers for life is a group of colleagues from EY Czech Republic, an Ernst & Young member firm. People from different departments, including a marketing specialist, a graphic designer, a tax specialist, an auditor and an assistant, are coming together to play for the world they want.
Read MoreGGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team FK Lvice Černín will play for Global Goal 16: Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions.
Before, this team did not know one another and had only their employer in common. Now, they’re connected by a common love for our planet.
Read MoreGGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team Kopačky is playing for Goal 12 - Responsible Production & Consumption.
This team from Pilsner Urquell Brewery (Plzensky Prazdroj) wants to reduce accessibility and consumption of alcohol among children and young people.
Read MoreGGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team #jsemvpohodě is playing for Goal 10 - Reduced Inequalities.
This team represents POHODA represents POHODA is dedicated to helping people with intellectual disabilities to live full lives.
Read MoreGGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team Prague Raptors Football Club is playing for Goal 5 - Gender Equality.
“We hope to bring lots of girls (and boys) from schools in the city of Prague to cheer on our team and show them women's football can be exciting and fun. And should be taken as seriously as boys' games.”
Read MoreGGWCup PRAGUE Qualifier! Team PoweRED is playing for Goal 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities.
This team from Vodafone wants for example to raise awareness about the power of technology that can make cities and human settlements more sustainable.
Read MoreGGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier: Team GANNI GIRLS
Ganni is dedicated to giving women agency and empowerment through work and education— and its nost just talk; 90% of Ganni’s employees are female. They will step onto the field for Goal 5: Gender Equality on May 14th.
Read MoreGGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier: Team GREEN
The team wants the world to know that plastic is killing our beloved planet. They are tackling the problem head on through beach cleanups, awareness campaigns, giving out reusable bags and post-game cleanups at the stadium of official Saudi League games.
Read MoreGGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier: Team Techquality from Copenhagen Capacity
“The future is tech and we need more women to shape it!”
Read MoreGGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier: Team HELLEBROEN
Hellebro Værested provide a secure foundation for young homeless to thrive from.
Read MoreGGWCup Copenhagen Qualifier: Team Girls Get Equal from Plan Børnefonden
“We are demanding power, freedom, equality and respect for girls and young women.”
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“Girl Power's mission is "to use the power of sport and movement to empower and improve inclusion and social participation of women and girls," – Shabnam Ruhin.
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“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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Team Heart Throbs wants to promote female participation in sport.
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“My motivation is to fight against any kind of discrimination,” - Katerina Salsa
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“We dream of a world where waste is reduced, recycled, and reused. And we intend to start with our own team, our football club, and our friends and family,” – Team Waste No Waste.
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"People affected by war and people forced to flee their homes are not only fighting to survive physical wounds, but mental wounds as well," – Team Ladies In Red from The Danish Red Cross.
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"We are determined to make a positive difference — not only to your skin, but also to the world we live in," – Team Rudolph Care.
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“In our daily work sustainability and the Global Goals are a natural part of engineering tomorrow,” – Team Sustainable Heros from Danfoss.
Read Moreby 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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