Take a stand, get your camera rolling!
We want to see the #FOOTBALLPEOPLE movement everywhere and through your lenses. Join the Fare action weeks photo competition and take a stand against discrimination.
Welcoming refugees by using football as a uniting language and social space
Grassroots activists make refugees welcome by providing newcomers with sporting opportunities to help find a place in their new communities.
Want to change the world? Join the Fare team
Fare is looking to recruit a Global Monitoring and Development Officer to implement a new initiative in world football that creates a global anti-discrimination observer scheme
English fans groups initiate refugees’ solidarity campaign
‘Refugees are my football family’ aims to raise funds and collect football related material to distribute to refugees in Calais.
FIFA headquarters host LGBT fan groups’ meeting
Members of the LGBT fan groups umbrella organisation QFF addressed their concerns over human rights abuse in Russia and Qatar, the hosting countries of the upcoming 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
Fare supports first European Week of Sport
The Europe-wide initiative includes a high-level conference on sport and physical activity, a communications campaign and a series of sports events that will take place across Europe.
Unpolitische Fankurven gibt es nicht
„Fußball ist Fußball und Politik bleibt Politik!“. Wer sich mit der Fankultur im Fußball befasst, hat dieses Credo garantiert schon einmal gehört. Doch was wie eine Binsenweisheit klingt, erweist sich bei näherer Betrachtung als weit weniger harmlos.
SARI Soccerfest drives migrant inclusion in Ireland
The festival provides an environment in which people from different backgrounds and cultures can share their passion and compete in a respectful way
Incidents list reported to Fare during August 2015
The following incidents of racism, xenophobia, extreme nationalism or homophobia have been reported to Fare during August 2015.
German football sets the standard for tolerance in welcoming refugees
German supporters, clubs, and DFB show their support for the hundreds of thousands of refugees