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Sustaining Sport
Tackling the root cause - the challenges for Sport for Development in Haiti

Sustaining Sport

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 19, 2023 52:19


The Republic of Haiti is arguably the unluckiest country in recent history. It sits on a fault line and is regularly barraged by hurricanes. Additionally, it still struggles for social and economic stability after countless colonial injustices and outside interventions followed by dictators, gang violence and corruption. Sport, mainly football/soccer, plays a huge role in the nation's culture which means it may be a source of relief. But how to leverage this potential in a country seemingly without hope? James Louis-Charles has a plan! As a history teacher, he is well aware of the complex history of his home. And after many years working in Sport for Development, James believes that with the right steps, Haiti can become a great football-playing nation. This would mean two things: (1) young Haitians would have more pathways out of poverty, and (2) it could give the country some hope and unity in a way few things have before. Achieving this is exceptionally complex and requires a collaboration of local insights, good faith actors and external benefactors. But it's worth fighting for! We begin this episode with James' views on the history of Haiti followed by his passion for football and close with his compelling call for action!You can contact James on Twitter: @James_LouChaPlease feel free to reach out to the show onWeb: sustainingsport.comInstagram: @sustainingsportLinkedin: /sustaining-sportFacebook: @sustainingsportTwitter: @SustainSportPodDonate to our patreon.com/sustainingsportor contact us at: benmole@sustainingsport.com

SBS Russian - SBS на русском языке
Migrants and refugees in Sydney have taken part in the annual Street Football World Cup - Мигранты и беженцы в Сиднее приняли участие в Чемпионате мира по уличному футболу

SBS Russian - SBS на русском языке

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 21, 2022 4:26


With the opening match of the World Cup kicking off migrants and refugees in Sydney have taken part in the annual Street Football World Cup. - Незадолго до первого свистка первого матча Чемпионата мира по футболу в Катаре, мигранты и беженцы в Сиднее приняли участие в ежегодном Чемпионате мира по уличному футболу.

SBS World News Radio
Migrants and refugees in Sydney have taken part in the annual Street Football World Cup

SBS World News Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2022 2:47


While the tournament is all about inclusion for the young players, the issue of human rights in Qatar couldn't be ignored.

Soccer City
Soccer City Episode 23

Soccer City

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2018 29:00


The FIFA Foundation Festival in Russia and Street Football World with US Network Manager Lilli Barrett-O'Keefe; The successful return of David Villa for New York City FC; Mike Woitalla of Soccer America on leadership struggles in U.S. Soccer

Der SPONSORs Podcast - im Dialog über das Milliardenbusiness Sport in Kooperation mit Sports Maniac
#032 Common-Goal-Gründer Griesbeck: Neue Vision für den Fußball

Der SPONSORs Podcast - im Dialog über das Milliardenbusiness Sport in Kooperation mit Sports Maniac

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 25, 2018 73:42


Die Initiative „Common Goal“, bei der Fußballprofis ein Prozent ihres Gehalts für wohltätige Zwecke spenden, erlangte durch Juan Mata von Manchester United im vergangenen Sommer weltweite Bekanntheit. Im Podcast erläutert Jürgen Griesbeck, Geschäftsführer des Berliner Sozialunternehmens Street Football World, wie er die Initiative zusammen mit Juan Mata gegründet hat, wie er damit 400 Millionen Euro pro Jahr einnehmen will und warum der Fußball eine neue Vision braucht um nicht an Relevanz zu verlieren. Alle Themen im Podcast mit Jürgen Griesbeck im Überblick Die Sportbusiness-Themen der Woche (1:20) Was verbirgt sich hinter Common Goal? (11:15) „Fußball als Mittel der sozialen Veränderung (11:50) Mata, Hummels, Gnabry und Co.: Wer ist Teil von Common Goal? (14:30) Wie akquiriert Common Goal neue Spieler? (15:50) „Hey, mein Name ist Giorgio Chiellini“ (18:20) Soll Common Goal auf den Fußball beschränkt bleiben? (20:50) Ein Prozent jedes Euro an Fußball-Umsatz soll abgeführt werden (23:20) Wie wollt ihr weniger reflektierte Spieler erreichen (26:20) Common-Goal-Modell vertraglich und verbindlich festlegen (28:20) 400 Millionen Euro jährlich für den guten Zweck (29:35) Wie werden die Jugendlichen weltweit erreicht? (32:20) „Fußball als Instrument, um Jugendliche an Prozesse zu binden“ (36:35) Erweckungserlebnis Escobar: Wie kam es zu deiner Idee? (38:10) Wenn verfeindete Jugendliche ihre Waffen ablegen (40:20) Wie ist Street Football World aufgebaut? (44:20) Was passiert mit den Spenden der Spieler? (48:40) Kommt das Geld an der richtigen Stelle an? (53:20) Hilfsorganisationen: „Prozesse, die keine Einbahnstraßen sind“ (56:35) Die Lieblingsprojekte von Griesbeck (58:05) Unternehmer, Sozialarbeiter, Visionär, Philanthrop oder Celebrity? (1:00:20) Messbare Kennzahlen von Common Goal (1:02:20) Hier können sich Interessenten für Common Goal melden (1:04:50) Griesbeck als Unternehmer (1:06:30) „Rasante Entwicklungen“ mit immer „neuen Unternehmungen“ (1:09:40) Danke für deine Podcast Bewertung unter: getpodcast.reviews/id/1236559169 Du hast Fragen zum Podcast oder Themenvorschläge? Dann schreib uns an podcast@sponsors.de Mehr Infos unter: sponsors.de/sponsors/podcast

Dummy: Interviews with smart people about soccer
Messi’s Retirement Backstory Plus Megan Rapinoe—What a Delightful Person

Dummy: Interviews with smart people about soccer

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2016 54:33


We’re having a live show with special guest Anatol Yusef! Thursday July 7th in Brooklyn. It’s an intimate venue and we can only accommodate 30 guests, so please check out shop.howlermagazine.com and get a ticket soon! Today on Dummy: Messi’s retirement and the shenanigans/crimes of the Argentine FA that may have prompted it. Ivan Lopez-Muniz lays out the backstory: Messi will probably come back because he now has the opportunity to remake the Argentine federation LeBron-style. (Argentina’s contract negotiation with Adidas also comes into it.) Then, Megan Rapinoe talks about her new role as an ambassador with Street Football World, the dumb questions people ask female athletes, how her twin sister helped her become an elite soccer player, and why there seems to be some tension between the male and female U.S. internationals over the pay question. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Edge of Sports
Edge of Sports Podcast Thu, 25 Jun 2015

Edge of Sports

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2015 41:47


Episode 261: BOOM! We’ve got an amazing show for you this week. Dave, Coach, and Mark prepare you for the 2015 NBA Draft and take a look at the top prospects. Dr. Cheryl Cooky discusses her latest study: “It’s Dude Time!" A Quarter Century of Excluding Women’s Sports in Televised News and Highlight Shows. Mike Geddes of Street Football World explains how his organization uses soccer to address different kinds of social challenges.