The story of the first multiple scorer in a World Cup final: his surname had been changed by fascist authorities.
This article co-written by students narrates the football and society related activities organised by a school for an entire week.
Telling the history of a city through football stories: a celebration of Amsterdam.
Get to know these colour videos of Jewish footballers in 1936 and 1944. Incredible primary sources of football in tragic times.
Derby County historian Andy Ellis shares how football and history and heritage come together in his work.
How is the gender pay gap reflected in women’s football and what can be done to change it? How do we help students reflect on this?
How to study the impact of national law and policies on everyday life? This resource helps students investigate how the Racial Laws in Italy impacted sport.
Through examples from football, we can encourage students to think out of the box on complex issues such as equality and inclusion, and ask thought-provoking questions.
What if your students could talk with someone who has been hurt by a football chant, asking them why and analysing the chant with them?
Teaching students about gender inequality in football and the ethics of advertisements by analyzing image sources.
FC United is a documentary about racism in Belgium and gives much needed voice to the affected.
The online racism following the European Championship finals, after a year of unprecedented activism against it, shows how much work remains.
