This article reflects upon the sports system in Slovenia, in relation with social inclusion and cultural diversity.
Football Makes History sat down with writer and journalist Simon Kuper to discuss his latest book, "World Cup Fever".
Different approaches to change: Nicoliță wanted to push back against racism but not by punishing individual action
More than a hotbed for young talent - the club de barrio serves the community.
Football was not for girls, she was told by her parents, who even kept her out of school. She left and became a role model for many.
Story of a life migrating from Congo to Belgium, facing racism on and off the pitch and finding new ways to enact positive change.
SD Aucas, the team that bears its parent company Shell on its chest.
The story of Brazilian team SE Palmeiras, founded in 1914 as “Palestra Itália”, an operation through football to unify migrants from a divided country.
The story of the first multiple scorer in a World Cup final: his surname had been changed by fascist authorities.
Prayer days on stadiums, faith rooms and inclusive chants: here is how English football is adapting to a changing world.
Learning activity teaching students historical causality by assessing the role of the 1990 “Maksimir riots” in the unfolding of the Yugoslav Wars.
