Mel Young is the President of The Homeless World Cup, social entrepreneur and Schwab Fellow of the World Economic Forum. The Homeless World Cup uses football as an entry mechanism to move people away from the streets and into a greater sense of dignity and improved livelihoods. Annual research shows that around 80% of the players made significant changes to their lives as a direct result of participating in the Homeless World Cup.
La falta de vivienda es un problema que no tiene fácil solución. Pero la Copa Mundial de los Sin Techo ha impactado a millones de personas en todo el mundo y ha inspirado una película de ...
世界には、1億人以上のホームレスがいます。新型コロナウイルスのパンデミック以降、多くの国でその数は増加傾向にありますが、ホームレスの状態を解消することはできます。世界各地で成功したプログラムから、安全な住居を持たない人々の数を減らす方法が分かってきました。ネットフリックスの映画にもなった「ホームレス・ワールドカップ」もその一つです。
Homelessness is a problem with no easy fix. But the Homeless World Cup has impacted millions of lives worldwide and inspired a Netflix film. Here's how
The event integrates para-sports into its 11-day itinerary and spectators quickly lose the sense that one race might include only disabled athletes. This is real inclusion.
With teams from North and South Korea entering the stadium together at the opening of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, once again sport's power to bring people together has been proven...
Sport isn’t just for high-performing athletes – sport is for everyone, and it has the power to create lasting change.
