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Football is the biggest sport in the world and belongs to us all.

FARE is an international network of groups active in over 40 countries, our aim is to help support and and coordinate efforts across borders and strengthen activity at national level.

We want to see the beautiful game played without discrimination and used as a social tool to unite communities, overcome exclusion and create social change. Our focus is on tackling racism of all kinds, homophobia, and to empower minorities and women to realise their personal and collective potential.

 

 

 

 

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FARE FOOTBALL PEOPLE ACTION WEEKS 2013

The 2013 FARE Football People Action weeks seek to challenge discrimination and to celebrate the contribution that we all give to football and the game’s inclusive power.

We are calling for supporters, activists, NGO’s, grassroots, clubs, ethnic minority groups and all those willing to make a united stand against discrimination and for social inclusion to participate.

The action weeks take place between 15 and 29 October 2013. Get involved!

The application process will run from 1st August to 9th September.

Find out more the action weeks and how we can support you here.

Reporting abuse and discrimination in football

Reporting abuse and discrimination is one means through which we can highlight issues and challenge denial.

Statistics are helpful resources to measure progress and recognise further actions to be taken.
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