In L’Aquila, students use football stories to recover identity and community ties in a post-disaster context.
How can educators and curators reflect on the added value of bringing football into their practice?
Football clubs can make a positive difference in the lives of many through civic and history education.
The European Fairs Cup champion thought it would be an easy walk, but GKS Katowice saw it differently.
Story of a life migrating from Congo to Belgium, facing racism on and off the pitch and finding new ways to enact positive change.
Local football history opens windows on society. How did a miners club achieve European success during a bleak period?
This article co-written by students narrates the football and society related activities organised by a school for an entire week.
Sports is a mirror of society. American history teacher bridges the two in his history classes.
The Reinwardt Academy hosted partners in Football Makes History to look ahead and think how football can contribute to society with novel approaches to heritage.
A class of high school history students in Oslo was asked to create an ideal starting XI line-up based on Human Rights. Find out why and how it went.
Engage young people through Football Makes History’s own Guidebook and Toolkit for promoting social inclusion in formal education or Non-formal settings
Telling the history of a city through football stories: a celebration of Amsterdam.
