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"The 2019 Football World Cup must be an accelerator of social change." Article was wirtten by Marie-Cécile Naves.

Article was written by Julian Jappert : Sport is increasingly seen by international organisations as a development tool for society

Marta Vieira da Silva talked about the way in which sport had empowered her as a little girl. Article was

Michael attali : Legacy: today the term is inevitably linked to every sporting event, although its meaning remains vague.

On 19 June 2019 in Brussels, the European Commission convened a seminar on the Tartu Call for a Healthy lifestyle.

The Women’s Football World Cup is the chance to put women’s football in the spotlight. A media opportunity for the

Few sports events can afford to override the name of the sport he celebrates. Men's and women's football is a

Women’s football has been gaining ground and more media coverage. Despite this progress, the professionalisation of players remains a problem.

Some countries still refuse today that women can play football. A great article by Honey Thaljieh.

We spoke with the three women at the helm of the female game at football’s world governing body, FIFA: Fatma

Candice Prévost, a former female footballer at Paris Saint-Germain, assesses the progress made over the last few years in raising

Yann Cucherat, Deputy Mayor of Lyon in charge of sport, major events and tourism, explains the issues of FIFAWWC 2019

Erwan Le Prévost, Director of the Organising Committee for this World Cup, talks about the main issues.

On 4 June 2019, the European Commission’s Sport unit organised a breakfast discussion on sport and health.

Article on the 2019 edition of the EU Green Week on environmental laws and the process of environmental implementation organised

As the 24-month project is well into its second year, the progress covered by Grassroots Sport Diplomacy (GSD) has been