The Clubhouse coaches

The Clubhouse coaches all offer us their time and talent free to the Clubhouse. We know how they inspire change in communities and within a team. We are confident that they will inspire us and make us laugh and to be active.

Training sessions

Becca Todd / Chile + UK

@team_brave_x (IG) / www.teambrave.net.

Becca is a coach streaming live from her adventure park in Chile! (Brave Park)

Becca founded Brave to help people with confidence & happiness through sport and activities. Brave currently operates kids' and women's programmes in both the UK & Chile.

Becca is an Exercise & Sports science graduate with a diploma in Neuroscience. She has coached a huge range of charities, groups and teams in 11 countries so far. She's passionate about harnessing the power of sport to help people and enhance lives. Becca is super enthusiastic about sports herself and can't be happier than when she's surfing/skiing/playing/biking with her friends.

Diana Akinyi Yonah / Kenya

Diana Akinyi Yonah (Tete) (FB) / @yonah_dee (IG)

”Football and my camera keeps me going, as I tell my story and advocating for women. I believe much can be done with football; the power of Ubuntu.”

Diana graduated with BA in Journalism and media studies in her undergraduate course at the University of Nairobi. Later she pursued post graduate Diploma in FIFA/CIES Sports management at Nelson Mandela University. Currently she is a Club licensing and Media liaison officer Tusker FC. Diana is also a talented photographer and videographer, a member of the FIFA Fan Movement, and a passionate advocate for women’s football.

Jackie Bachteler / Sweden

@JackieBachteler (TW) / @jbachteler (IG) / Jackie Bachteler (FB).

As a professional coach (UEFA A Coach) and a professional player within this beautiful game I have witnessed so many inspiring moments and have had the pleasure to meet so many inspiring people. These moments I have witnessed are in the midsts of inequality that the women’s soccer coach and player experiences daily; many without complaint but with gratitude.

I find the feeling of “you’re not alone” is a powerful one and can give you the courage to take the actions needed to take a stand or make the change you see. I want to highlight inspiring women working everyday towards a goal and dream and together educate each other to reduce inequality at the highest of levels.

Ella Masar / Spain (USA)

@emasar3 (TW) / @emasar3 (IG)

Ella Masar is a retired Professional Fußballer. For the last 10 years, she has had the honour of playing for some of the best clubs in the world. This includes four different Champions League team (VfL Wolfsburg Germany, Paris Saint-Germaine (PSG), Rosengård Sweden, & LSK Norway) appearances, 2x Swedish Cup Winner, 2x Bundesliga Champion, 2x Bundesliga Cup Winner, and Champions League Runner Up. Plus, she also had the honour of representing her country, USA.

Ella is now pursuing her 'post career' with coaching and trying to help others. She has recently completed her UEFA B License, in German, where she has also took on a 7th league Men's futbol team and took them to be undefeated until she moved to Madrid, Spain.

Babett Peter / Spain (Germany)

@peterbabett (IG) / @CommonGoalOrg (TW)

Babett Peter is German and considered one of the most, if not the most decorated women’s futbol player of her time. With 9 Frauen Bundesliga Titles, 7 DFB Pokal Trophies, & 1 Champion League Medallion. Babett is also a Common Goal Member.

Babett also had the honor of representing her national team with over 12 years of experience. She was a part of one of the most successful periods in Germany’s history. This started with a World Cup Trophy in 2007, then 2x Olympic medal winner with a Bronze medal in 2008 and a Gold medal in 2016, plus also a UEFA Women’s Championship in 2009.

As of today, she has taken the next step of her career with playing for the first ever Real Madrid women’s team. She is someone, that will always hold dear to her heart, her hometown of Oschatz, Germany. A place where they pride themselves on hard work and humble attitudes.

Maram-AlButairi / Saudi Arabia

@malbutair (IG) / Greens Team (IG)

Maram is passionately dedicated to progressing the role of strong and powerful women in all aspects of team sports, especially football. For forward-thinking Maram, the challenge for most females when engaging in sports, is what effect they have on themselves physically and mentally, and within their community.

As a diehard football fan, player, coach and manager; she believes competing in women’s sports as having a perfect balance of beauty, femininity, and elegance; as well as facilitator in achieving greater fitness, wellness and healthy-living.

Maram received her BBA in Finance in 2012, from Drury University, MO., USA and in her professional career, she has held multiple financial roles within Saudi Aramco from 2012 to today, most notably as a Trade Confirmation Officer in the Aramco Trading Company, and as a Business Developer for the
Saudi Aramco Entrepreneurship Center (WA’ED), and is currently a Financial Analyst within Corporate Finance & Project Development at Saudi Aramco’s Treasury. Leveraging her corporate background, she has been able to transform the Eastern Flames into a competitive Saudi female sports team (football, futsal and basketball); and as part of a rebrand and refocus, founded the Eastern Flames Sports Club in 2018. Under the Eastern Flames brand, Maram has given over 600 females (both youth and adults), the opportunity to play competitive sports through clinics, tournaments, and leagues, in both Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

For Maram, football has not only given her many moments of joy, for herself, her team and for her children; all of which has provided her with the motivation and passion needed to empower others, especially women, through a love of football, whilst facilitating a health and lifestyle change in her native society.

Maram continues pushing a message close to her heart, the global awareness of female athletes in Saudi Arabia; as well as seeking to lead, coach and assist many future generations of Women football players.

Sport For All: @Saudi_sfa (TW) / @SaudiSFA (FB)

Women's Football League: @wfleagueksa (IG) / @wfleagueksa (FB)

Ms. Roaa Qattan

Ms. Roaa Qattan is a Saudi female qualified as AFC C-License Coach and attended multiple training courses specialized in sport and business management. She has established a football club named “Jeddah Wave” as well as Women Football training program in corporation with Alsafa Community Center to enable the girls to play professional football in a unique environment, and empowering them to achieve their goals, adopt sport ethics in their lives and enjoy it. She is also a team leader of Jeddah Referee group, and believes in knowledge sharing in football science.

Ms. Roaa Qattan is award-winner of best Physical Equation Teacher from Saudi Arabia in 2019. In June 2019, she has participated in 2 Guinness World Records attempts (The largest number of players appear continuously in a 5-a-side match, and The largest number of different nationalities in one full match). These two attempts were initiated by Equal Playing Field (EPF) Initiative which believes in opportunity, equality & respect for “Any-Girl-Any-Where”.

Ms. Roaa Qattan is Open Water Diver, sports lover, married and has 4 lovely kids!

Sport For All: @Saudi_sfa (TW) / @SaudiSFA (FB)

Women's Football League: @wfleagueksa (IG) / @wfleagueksa (FB)

Talk series

Clara Halvorsen / Denmark

@CLHALV (TW) / @clarahalvorsen (IG) / Facebook

Clara have worked with the Global Goals since the introduction in 2015 with a special focus on how to engage citizens – and especially youth – in the goals. In 2017, she represented the Danish youth at the different UN negations in the role of Danish youth delegate to the United Nations and have continued to do speeches, workshops and presentations on the goals.

Clara holds a BA in political science and a master in Global Development. Since 2017 she has been working as head of campaign at Worlds Best News, a small media that communicate constructive news and is the Danish communication platform for the Global goals.

At Worlds Best News she works with increasing the knowledge of the Goals within the Danish population as well as giving the Danes a more nuanced picture of the world. This approach of hope and action is something, Clara wants to bring to the Clubhouse: “We need to give people a feeling that the goals are important and that we actually are on the right track to reach them in 2030. That feeling of hope, will make people more likely to engage in the goals – and act upon them!”

Amina Moustafa / Ireland

TheNamesAmina (TW) / @thenamesamina (IG)

Amina holds a BA in Neuroscience and is an Academic Associate at Nottingham Trent University in the UK, teaching and completing a PhD in the sociology of sport.

Passionate about sport from a young age, she’s been involved in football, taekwondo, athletics, swimming and gaelic football for many years. Using sport as non-formal learning tool to tackle numerous social issues, she has worked with sports organisations in Ireland and abroad such as FIFA, the Special Olympics, Sport Against Racism Ireland and Champions Factory.

She was Project Coordinator of the ‘Hijabs and Hat-Tricks’ programme that was set up to encourage young muslim women to play football after FIFA lifted the ban on the hijab in 2014, and featured in Canada’s TSN documentary ‘Radical Play’.

As Nelson Mendela said ‘Sport has the power to change the world’. With that in mind, Amina hopes to harness the power of sport to achieve peace and development around the world.

In 2019 Amina was one of the 13 coaches who took part in the Eir Coach Program (EU Amb. Coach) supported by Erasmusplus.

Lucy Mills / Spain

@Lucy_C_Mills (TW)

Based in Barcelona, Spain, Lucy Mills is a program manager for the foundation of Futbol Club Barcelona. The Barça Foundation uses sport to promote social inclusion, access to education and the prevention of violence among at risk children and youth in 60 countries worldwide. Before joining Barça Foundation in 2018, Lucy worked in women´s football and football for development; six years in South Africa, three years in UK, and two years in Denmark. Lucy dedicates herself to local and international activist initiatives, such as the Global Goals World Cup, that unlock the transformative potential of the game for girls and women.