football for hope
final report, 26 to 29 June 2013, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
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A GREAT
SUCCESS
Dear friends of football,
We are delighted to share with you the report of the
Football for Hope Forum 2013. It was a great privilege
to be able to host you in Brazil to exchange, discuss and
learn from each other. We hope you enjoyed your time
during the FIFA Confederations Cup and came away
feeling revived and inspired.
FIFA is passionate about embracing the popularity of
football to improve the lives of young people. As football
becomes a bigger economic and social force in the world,
it is vital that we ensure the beautiful game plays its part
in building a better future for all.
Your work in this field is a true inspiration to everyone at
FIFA. We are delighted to work with you and to be able to
support your work through Football for Hope.
Thank you again on behalf of everyone at FIFA for the
great work that you do.
Joseph S. Blatter
FIFA President
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Dear friends,
Dear guests,
On behalf of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Local
Organising Committee (LOC), I would like to thank you
for your participation in FIFA’s 2nd Football for Hope
Forum in Belo Horizonte. Over four days, you had a great
opportunity to exchange experiences with representatives
of more than 130 projects from more than 40 nations
and to showcase initiatives which promote development
through football. I hope you enjoyed your time in Belo
Horizonte and left the conference inspired by each other’s
ideas. I know some of you were lucky enough to have the
chance to watch Brazil-Uruguay in the semi-final of the
FIFA Confederations Cup at the Mineirão stadium. I look
forward to seeing some of you again next year for the
2014 FIFA World Cup™.
Kind regards,
Ricardo Trade
CEO of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ Local
Organising Committee
This report on the second Football for Hope Forum, held
last June in the city that I have the honour and challenge
of governing, Belo Horizonte, summarises a set of
football-related experiences such as the promotion and
encouragement of active citizenship and better living
conditions. Among these are the experiences of previous
World Cup host countries which generated a realistic
range of possibilities and challenges for the preparations
of this major event.
The preparations for the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ have
been an opportunity for us to do more, and better, in
various areas of the Municipal Government’s field of
activity by seeking to broaden our cooperation with
other levels of government and with more diverse social,
economic and sports stakeholders who, like us, want to
build a legacy for the people of this city in a transparent
and democratic way.
This publication will reinforce that mission which, just like
all missions, must constantly be assessed and improved.
Warmest regards,
Marcio Lacerda
Mayor of Belo Horizonte
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Football for Hope
Forum 2013
As the tournament of champions reached its
exciting finale in Brazil, FIFA brought together
football champions of a different kind at the
2nd Football for Hope Forum.
Football can boast of many heroes in its rich and
fascinating history, but there are some heroes in the
game who far too often fall under the radar – those
who are harnessing the power and popularity of
football to build a better future.
From educating children in health awareness to bringing
together young people in conflict zones, grassroots
organisations, sports institutions, global corporations
and development institutions are using football to
improve lives.
FIFA, the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ Local Organising
Committee Brazil and the Host City of Belo Horizonte
invited representatives from over 130 of these
organisations from 43 countries to attend the 2nd
Football for Hope Forum in Brazil during the FIFA
Confederations Cup as part of a long-term strategy to
support social development work that uses football as a
platform for change.
“For us it was a pleasure to
participate in the forum,
and for me personally it was
an enriching experience.”
Lucía Avellanal, Gurises Unidos
Staged between 26 and 29 June in Belo Horizonte, one
of the Host Cities of the FIFA Confederations Cup and
the 2014 FIFA World Cup™, delegates had the chance
to exchange ideas, network and discuss crucial and
current topics in their field.
Described by FIFA Secretary General Jérôme Valcke
as a unique event that “brings together leaders and
founders of community-based organisations that use
football in their daily social work”, the forum examined
how to maximise football’s contribution to social
development in Brazil and beyond.
“We have here the ‘who’s who’ of social development
work through football,” said Federico Addiechi, Head of
Corporate Social Responsibility at FIFA, at the opening.
“All of them represent institutions that are doing a
great job in utilising the power of the game of football
as a language and a tool for social development and
for dealing with social issues in the most disadvantaged
communities of the world.”
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The Forum in numbers
193 registered participants
134 ORGANISATIONS
43 countries represented
67 participants from Brazil
45 speakers
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Passing the ball
from South Africa to Brazil
“At the forum, we had the ‘who is
who’ of social development work
through football. All of them people
representing institutions that are
doing a great job in utilising the
power of the game of football as
a tool for social development, for
dealing with social issues in the
most disadvantaged communities of
the world.”
Federico Addiechi
Head of FIFA Corporate Social Responsibility
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The opening session of the 2nd Football for Hope Forum on
26 June in Belo Horizonte was much more than just an official
welcome at a conference. It was a reunion of friends after the
1st Football for Hope Forum which took place in South Africa
in 2009.
After FIFA’s Federico Addiechi had warmly welcomed the
participants, Sikhumbuzo Mnculwane from Grassroot Soccer
took over as a representative from South Africa. He spoke about
the legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ for his country and for
his personal career in development through football.
After that, he passed the ball to Diane Sousa from the Instituto
Formação, Brazil, who gave an inspiring speech emphasising the
unique opportunity presented by the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ for
social change in her country.
After the opening session, all participants had the opportunity
to see the clash between two South American powerhouses,
Uruguay and Brazil, at the semi-final of the FIFA Confederations
Cup 2013 and to experience the breathtaking atmosphere in the
sold-out Minerão stadium. In an intense match, the Seleção won
in the dying moments with a goal by Paulinho.
Diane Sousa, Instituto Formação (Brazil)
Diane Sousa, Instituto Formação (Brazil)
Sikhumbuzo Mnculwane, Grassroot Soccer (South Africa)
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Inspiring
moments
On the last day, the stage was opened to allow for individual stories
to be shared with all participants. The resulting contributions from
representatives from India, Israel, Kenya, Australia, Hungary and
Zambia were musical, funny, thoughtful and, above all, inspiring.
Anne Bunde-Birouste from Football United opened the floor with “Field of Dreams”,
an emotional song that had been specifically produced for and recorded together
with young participants of Football United’s programmes.
Ashok Rathod, founder of the Oscar Foundation, an organisation addressing
community issues in the Ambedkar Nagar slum in Mumbai talked about the
implications of early marriage and his work in educating young people and proudly
claimed: “I never got married but I gave birth to Oscar [Foundation]”.
Tami Hay from the Peres Centre for Peace in Israel gave an emotional and
encouraging speech about the political situation in the Middle East and closed with
the words: “We were educated to hate but when I see these kids playing together it
gives me hope that we can – one day – live in peace”
Tami Hay, Peres Centre For Peace (Israel)
Ashok Rathod, Oscar Foundation (India)
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A highlight of the forum programme was the visit
of two FIFA World Cup™ winners from 1994 and
2002, Jorge de Amorim Campos (known as Jorghino)
and José Edmílson. After the end of their illustrious
football careers, both decided that they wanted
to give back to the community that had supported
them throughout their careers. They each founded
their own organisations in Brazil supporting young
people. During the interview on stage, Jorghino and
Edmílson both showed their passion for the use of
football for social change and encouraged the forum
participants to continue their meaningful work in
their communities around the world.
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PANEL
sessions
The programme at the forum also included a number of panel discussions.
On the opening day, FIFA’s Federico Addiechi and three Brazilian delegates
explored and debated the origins of the protests during the FIFA
Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 and argued that the challenge facing
everyone present was how to use the power of football to tackle those social
inequalities and injustices that lay behind Brazilians’ anger and concern.
Other panel sessions discussed the use of football to promote youth
participation and leadership, collaboration between non-governmental
organisations and the private sector and the challenges and opportunities of
collaborating with football associations and leagues.
“Why Brazilians are taking to the street”
From left to right: Heloísa Andrade – Instituto Companheiros das Américas,
José Ricardo Caporal – Associação Cristã de Moços do Rio Grande do Sul, Diane
Sousa – Instituto Formação, Federico Addiechi – FIFA
“A strong team: collaborating with football
associations and leagues”
Panellists:
Thierry Regenass – FIFA Director of Member Associations & Development,
Jürgen Griesbeck – CEO of streetfootballworld,
Renato Paes de Andrade – Instituto Fazer Acontecer
Thierry Regenass,
FIFA Director of Member Associations & Development
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“Win-win!?
How private sector and
grassroots can best work
together”
From left to right:
Gudrun Messias – adidas,
Annika Beste – AMANDLA Edu Football,
Asako Tomura – Sony, Steve Fleming – Kick4Life,
Marcia Quintino – Fundação Itaú Social, and
Rosana Bianchini – Instituto Kairós
“Leading the way: how
football can promote youth
participation and leadership”
F rom left to right:
Ana Arizabaleta – Fundacion Colombianitos,
David Thiru – MYSA,
Jill Robbins – Soccer in the Streets, and
Adolfo José Vieira Pinto – Fundação EPROCAD
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What we do
organisations present their work
Attendees of the forum were offered breakaway sessions to learn
more about the work of some of their peers and to exchange
experiences on how they tackle the challenges they face in their
respective communities.
Girls on the pitch: using football
to promote gender equality and
empower girls and women
Dorcas Amakobe, Moving the Goalposts (Kenya)
Jane Carter, Coaching for Hope (UK / South Africa)
Diane Sousa, Instituto Formação (Brazil)
Lucia Avellanal, Gurises Unidos (Uruguay)
To the surprise of many visitors, the girls were playing football
and the boys were watching. Dorcas Amakobe
Playing together:
engaging community
stakeholders
Sikumbuzo Mnculwane, Grassroot
Soccer (South Africa)
Heidi Warren, Starfinder Foundation
(USA)
Playing for peace:
harnessing the power of football
as a tool for violence prevention
Didier Urbina, Organización Juvenil Recrearte (Costa Rica)
Veronica Escobar, Fundación de las Américas
para el Desarrollo (Ecuador)
Tami Hay-Sagiv, The Peres Center (Israel)
Annika Beste, AMANDLA Edu Football (South Africa)
Heloísa Andrade de Paula
Know the score: using football
as a tool for HIV prevention
Marcus McGilvray, Whizzkids United (South Africa)
Enouce Ndeche, Vijana Amani Pamoja (Kenya)
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It takes a team:
social integration
through football
Roy Arias Cruz, SEPROJOVEN (Costa Rica)
Anne Bunde-Birouste, Football United
(Australia)
Roy Arias Cruz
The power of sport:
promoting human rights and
citizenship among young people
José Ricardo Caporal, Associação Cristã de Moços do Rio
Grande do Sul (Brazil)
Fabio Cabral, Instituto Formação (Brazil)
Without the support of the government the afterschool programme cannot
grow to scale and affect educational reforms. Renato De Andrade
Out of the classroom and onto
the pitch: the benefits of after-school
football programmes
Renato Paes De Andrade, Instituto Fazer Acontecer (Brazil)
Ana Arizabaleta, Fundacion Colombianitos (Colombia)
Employability: tackling youth
unemployment through football
Heloísa Andrade de Paula, Companheiros das Américas (Brazil)
Jacob Naish, Albion in the Community (UK)
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Strengthening delivery of
football-based
programmes
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Designated experts on a wide range of topics such as fundraising, event management,
monitoring and evaluation, communications, planning and networking were invited to provide
short and practical workshops to offer participants of the forum the opportunity to further
enhance their capacities in delivering their social programmes on the ground.
Thinking ahead: sustainable events management
Facilitated by Laura Valente de Macedo, Consultant on
Sustainability Policies and Management, Adviser to the
World Resources Institute (WRI)
Networking: how to network and find potential
partners
Facilitated by Steffi Biester, co-founder and director of
KICKFAIR
“One exercise when looking for sustainable solutions
is to think back to how your grandmother did things.
Today we live in a throw-away society where everything is
disposable and if we look back to how things were done
in the past, we will find many practical (and sometimes
surprisingly apparent) solutions that work locally.”
“To make collaboration a success, make it a process – not
a result of a formula or the product of a structure!”
Towards a sustainable future: resource mobilisation
in the Development through Football sector
Facilitated by Charlotte Obidairo, Managing Director of
Pan-African consultancy Coxswain Social Investment plus
(CSI+)
“Be conscious of what they want to do, what you want
to do and find the sweet spot or convergence.”
Measuring impact: developing an effective
monitoring and evaluation system
Facilitated by Katrin Elsemann, responsible for network
development at streetfootballworld
“One of the key factors in measuring impact is to avoid
data overload because not everything that can be
counted counts.”
Planning ahead: developing a compelling strategy
Facilitated by Sarah Forde, consultant based in Kenya and
founder of Moving the Goalposts.
Measuring impact: developing an effective
monitoring and evaluation system
Facilitated by Naercio Menezes, Professor of Economics
and consultant to Fundação Itaú Social.
Sustaining income: developing your own services
and products to generate funds
Facilitated by Steve Fleming, co-founder of Kick4Life
“Social enterprise at Kick4Life means both improving
organisational sustainability and empowering participants
to achieve sustainable livelihoods.”
Spreading your message: communicating the work
you do
Facilitated by Simon Lansley, Head of Communications at
Street League
“An effective communications strategy will drive
participation and increase funding opportunities and (…)
should not be viewed as time or labour intensive, but
something which should be done ‘little and often’ on an
ongoing basis.”
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Showcase football-based methods for
social projects
Around the world, organisations use different methodologies
and curricula in the implementation of football-based social
programmes. While approaches towards achieving positive
social development through football vary across organisations
and countries, the goals remain the same: empowering young
participants and delivering a message.
Ten different organisations presented their own unique
approaches in using football to transform their communities –
addressing HIV prevention, social integration, the fight against
corruption and youth empowerment. Each session actively
engaged the forum attendees and provided valuable insights
into the diverse range of approaches which use football to
build a better future for young people.
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Coming to
an end
On 29 June, the Football for Hope Forum in Belo Horizonte came to an end. The final
proceedings were closing words from Federico Addiechi and Heloísa Andrade and a
farewell by the Mayor of Belo Horizonte who closed the event and welcomed onto the
stage Fuleco, the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ mascot, as final surprise guest!
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Participants
Organisation
2018 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee Russia
2018 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee Russia
adidas
adidas
AFC
Albion in the Community (GBR)
AMANDLA EduFootball e.V. (RSA)
America Scores (USA)
America Scores (USA)
AMPJF (MLI)
AMPJF (MLI)
Architecture for Humanity (USA)
Asociación Betesda (BRA)
Ass. de Moradores dos Bairros Frutilândia (BRA)
Ass. Para o Des. de Iniciativas de Cidadania do RN (BRA)
Associação CAIS (POR)
Associação Cristã de Moços do Rio Grande do Sul (BRA)
Associação Cristã de Moços do Rio Grande do Sul (BRA)
Associação Cristã de Moços do Rio Grande do Sul (BRA)
Associação Esportiva Tupinambas (BRA)
Associação Estrela Sports (BRA)
Associação Estrela Sports (BRA)
Associação Pró-Esporte e Cultura (BRA)
Associação Querubins (BRA)
Bauleni United Sports Academy (ZAM)
Belo Horizonte Futebol e Cultura (BRA)
Boa Esperança Futebol Clube (BRA)
Bola de Ouro Fetebol Clube (BRA)
Breakthrough Chiparamba Sports Academy (ZAM)
Breakthrough Chiparamba Sports Academy (ZAM)
Casa Acolhedora Mãe e Senhora de Todos Os Povos (BRA)
Centro para el Desarrollo de la Inteligencia - CDI (PAR)
Centro para el Desarrollo de la Inteligencia - CDI (PAR)
CIEDS (BRA)
Club deportivo social y cultural PAC GOL (CHI)
Club deportivo social y cultural PAC GOL (CHI)
Club Deportivo y Social Bongiovanni (ARG)
Coaches Across Continents (GBR)
Coaching for Hope (RSA)
Coaching for Hope (RSA)
Coca-Cola
Colombianitos (COL)
Consultant
Corporacion Ser Paz (ECU)
Coxswain Social Investment Plus (NGA)
CRE-PPD Superar (BRA)
Delta Cultura Cabo Verde (CPV)
Delta Cultura Cabo Verde (CPV)
EPROCAD (BRA)
Esperance (RWA)
FARE network (GBR)
FC Barcelona Foundation (ESP)
FIFA
FIFA
Fiji Football Association
Football United (AUS)
Formação - Centro de apoio de educação básica (BRA)
Formação - Centro de apoio de educação básica (BRA)
Fundação Esportiva Edu. PRÓ Criança e Adolescente (BRA)
Fundação Esportiva Edu. PRÓ Criança e Adolescente (BRA)
Fundação Itaú Social (BRA)
Fundação Itaú Social (BRA)
Fundação Tide Setubal (BRA)
Fundación de las Américas para el desarollo FUDELA (ECU)
Fundación Defensores del Chaco (ARG)
Fundación Defensores del Chaco (ARG)
Fundación Estudio para un Hermano EDUCERE (CHI)
Fundación Estudio para un Hermano EDUCERE (CHI)
Fundacion SIDOC (COL)
Fundacion SIDOC (COL)
Fundación Tiempo de Juego (COL)
Futebol Amador (BRA)
George Malaika Foundation (COD)
Girijuya (BDI)
GIZ (German Development Cooperation) (GER)
Grassroot Soccer
Grassroot Soccer
Grassroot Soccer
Grupo Cre-Arte (ARG)
Guerreiras Project (BRA)
Gurises Unidos (URU)
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
Host City Belo Horizonte
IADB (ARG)
IDYDC (TAN)
IDYDC (TAN)
Independent
Independent
Independent
First Name
Alexander
Milana
Claus-Peter
Gudrun Veronika
Stuart Michael
Jacob
Annika
Kathryn
Robert
Souadou
Al Assane
Alix Brooke
Itamar
Antonia Ranicarla
Felipe Xavier
Goncalo
Angela Maria
José Ricardo
Bernadete Maria
Paulo
Renata Silvia
Marcelo
Sócrates
Magda
Kaluba
José Reinaldo
Claudionor
Leisone Pereira
Malanga Jeff
Edgar
Joseane Aparecida
Gerardo Jose
Luis Fernando
Vandré Luis Meneses
Fabian
Aurora
Pablo Damian
Nicholas
Jane
Sebastian
Victor
Ana Cecilia
Laura
Nelsa Libertad
Charlotte
Alexandre
Estela Amarilia
Florian
Adolfo José
Victor Emmanuel
Piara
Nicolas
Jiri Josef
Thierry
Imdad
Anne
Diane
Fabio Alessandro
Gerson
Ana
Naercio
Márcia
Marcelo
Veronica
Matías Gabriel
Maximiliano Fabian
Viviana Belén
Alvaro Antonio
Christine
Alexander
Esteban
Ander Johnson
Sonya
Aimable
Karl
Primrose Sethule
Sikhumbuzo
Gcinitemba Colin
Luis Alejandro Manuel
Anna Elizabeth
Lucía María
Marcelo Ramos
Fernando Marcos
Mírian Cunha Araújo
Alex
Marcus Anníbal Rego
Magi
Shirley Jacimar
Célio Augusto Raydan
Luiz Henrique
Kátia Simone
Heleno
Lige James
Johnnie Lonely
José
Alexandre
Sarah Emily
Last Name
Djordjadze
Verkhunova
Mayer
Messias
Ramalingam
Naish
Beste
O’donnell
Uvanovic
Diabaté
Sanogo
Ogilvie
Xavier De Camargo
Da Costa
Cerino
Santos
Aguiar
Calza Caporal
Franco Cunha
Germano Filho
Cardim Da Silva Conceição Rodr
Guedes Cardozo
B S S V Oliveira Júnior
Coutinho
Kangwa
Lima
Henrique Gomez
Da Silva
Mposha
Musonda
Dias
Niella Quesada
Ramirez Silva
Brilhante
Aviles
Valdebenito Saavedra
Montanaro
Gates
Carter
Morua Hernandez
Bicca
Arizabaleta
Valente De Macedo
Curbelo Cora
Obidairo
Hermes De Azevedo
Cabral Correia
Wegenstein
Vieira Pinto
Sewabana
Powar
Rubio Carretero
Dvorak
Regenass
Ali
Bunde-Birouste
Sousa Pereira
Souza Cabral
Guimarães
Keller Alvares
Menezes Filho
Quintino
Ribeiro Silva
Escobar
Luna
Pelayes
Cuevas Salazar
Mora Urrutia
Armitage
Rincon
Reyes
Martins De Souza
Shannon
Barandagiye
Ahlers
Dube
Mnculwane
Mondi
Suero
Fiastro
Avellanal Leal
Bastos
Blaser
De Oliveira
Fabiane
Ildefonso
Mappa
Pires
Rocha
Vilani
Zacché
Barbosa Taves De Gouvea
Masanja
Nkoma
Evaristo Sobrinho
Ferreira
Forde
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Organisation
Independent
Independent
Instituição do Homem Novo (BRA)
Instituto Bola Pra Frente (BRA)
Instituto Bola Pra Frente (BRA)
Instituto Bola Pra Frente (BRA)
Instituto Bola Pra Frente (BRA)
Instituto Companheiros das Américas - ICA (BRA)
Instituto Companheiros das Américas - ICA (BRA)
Instituto de Ações, Projetos e Pesquisas Sociais (BRA)
Instituto de Des., Educação e Cultura da Amazônia (BRA)
Instituto Fazer Acontecer - IFA (BRA)
Instituto Fazer Acontecer - IFA (BRA)
Instituto Kairós (BRA)
Instituto Lenon Joel pela Paz (BRA)
Instituto Promundo (BRA)
International Youth Foundation (USA)
Itaú
Johnson & Johnson
Kick4Life (LES)
Kick4Life (LES)
KICKFAIR (GER)
loveLife (RSA)
Mifalot Hinuch v’Hevra (ISR)
Moving the Goalposts (MTG) (KEN)
Mundo Afro Rivera-Uruguay (URU)
MYSA (KEN)
Núcleo de Desenvolvimento Social (BRA)
O.N.G Gente Viva - CHIGOL (CHI)
OASIS South African Homeless Street Soccer Proj. (RSA)
Oltalom Sport Association (HUN)
Oltalom Sport Association (HUN)
One World Futbol Project (BRA)
Ong Projeto Social Camisa 10 (BRA)
Organización Juvenil Recrearte (CRC)
Organización Juvenil Recrearte (CRC)
OSCAR Foundation (IND)
Pérolas Esporte Clube (BRA)
Play Soccer Nonprofit International
Play Soccer Nonprofit International
Programa Esporte Integral - PEI/UNISINOS (BRA)
Project GOAL Inc. (USA)
Project GOAL Inc. (USA)
Projeto Gol de Placa (BRA)
Projeto Karanba de Futebol (BRA)
Projeto Karanba de Futebol (BRA)
PróUnim (BRA)
PuntaGol (BRA)
Real Pompéia Esporte Clube Minas Gerais (BRA)
RECREIO SOCIAL (BRA)
SARCS (RSA)
SARCS (RSA)
Search and Groom Youth for Development Centre (NGA)
SEDYEA (BOT)
SEPROJOVEN (CRC)
SEPROJOVEN (CRC)
Single Leg Amputee Sport Club - SLASC (SLE)
Slum Soccer (IND)
Soccer in the Streets (USA)
Soccer Without Borders (USA)
Sociedade de Asistencia á Criança (BRA)
Sony
Sony
Special Olympics
Special Olympics
Special Olympics
Special Olympics
Spirit of Soccer (CAM)
Sport Against Racism Ireland (SARI) (IRL)
Sport in Action (ZAM)
Starfinder Foundation (USA)
Street League (GBR)
Street League (GBR)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
streetfootballworld (GER)
Tackle Africa (GBR)
Teamplay@NAC (NED)
Terre des Hommes (BDI)
Terre des Hommes (BDI)
The Climate Reality Project (USA)
The Peres Center for Peace (ISR)
UNESCO (BRA)
UNESCO (BRA)
UNOSDP (SUI)
Urece Esporte e Cultura para Cegos (BRA)
Urece Esporte e Cultura para Cegos (BRA)
Vijana Amani Pamoja (KEN)
Vijana Amani Pamoja (KEN)
Whizzkids United (RSA)
First Name
José
Carlos
Urbano
Jorge
José Edmilson
Dayse
Susana
Heloisa
Aderlúcia
Helio
Jhony
Renato Luiz
Ruy Eduardo
Rosana
Fernanda
Márcio
Matthew
Júlia
Christiane
Stephen
Curtis
Stefanie
Motaung
Clive
Dorcas
Adan
David
Pedro Luciano França
Joseph
Clifford
András
Roland
Mônica
Alvaro
Fernando Jose
Didier Stieguer
Ashok
Hudson
Samuel Owusu
Abdul Wahab
Augusto
Darius
Peter
Alexsandro
Michael
Ronny-Vegard
Paulo Ricardo
Nelson
Nathália
Gustavo
Modjedi Ramaseia
Mkoshilo George
Abayomi
Lesego Agnes
Roy
Marco Vinicio
Albert Manley
Abhijit
Jill DeeAnne Scharmann
Benjamin
Maria Helieuza
Hisayo
Asako
Christian
Esther
Tze Chong
Trevor
Mike
Peregrine
Frankson
Heidi
Simon James
Brian
Julia Claire Mckeough
Vladimir
Mirella
Katrin
Alexandra
Kristina
Jürgen Harry
Lena
Lucy
Ioannis
Hubertus
Jérôme
Jean-Luc
Robert
Tamar
Fabio
Luciana
Wilfried
Anderson
Gabriel
Enos Ndeche
Bonfas
Marcus
Last Name
João Narcizo Dias
Pereira
Von Paumgartten Costa
De Amorim Campos
Gomes De Moraes
Ribeiro
Santos
Andrade De Paula
Nascimento
Alfinito Junior
Abreu Silva
Paes De Andrade
Pavan Ribeiro
Bianchini
Deslusel Appelt
Segundo Monteiro
Breman
Vergueiro
Cralcev
Fleming
Gardner
Biester
Tshidiso Godfrey
Lessem
Amakobe
Parreño Martinez
Njihia
Silva
Fraga
Martinus
Rákos
Zajkó
Panachão
José Menegotto
Chamorro Gomez
Urbina Ortiz
Rathod
Santos
Boaheng
Musah
Dias Dotto
Shirzadi
Whealton
Da Cunha Carvalho
Klem
Van Der Mey
Brustolin Da Silva
Gajardo Lepicheo
Jordani
Moreira Da Macedonia Teixeira
Kekana
Mamabolo
Kuku
Mogorosi
Arias Cruz
Ballestero Rojas
Mustapha
Barse
Robbins
Gucciardi
David Alves
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Guiralt
Kambala
Koh
O’rourke
Geddes
Ogden
Mushindu
Warren
Lansley
Lennox
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Domenich
Elsemann
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Gawriljuk
Griesbeck
Häusler
Mills
Ioannou
Rovers
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Imhof
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Eon
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Lemke
Dias Da Fonseca
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Agoi
Kariuki
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