Cross Cultures and the Moldovan Football Federation have agreed on a new collaboration implementing the Open Fun Football Schools + School Sport Police project in Moldova from 2021-2023 with support…
2020 has been a very unusual and challenging year for Cross Cultures due to the global Covid-19 pandemic, and it has impacted the association's activities and basic idea at all…
This story is written by Mamuka Kvaratskhelia, regional coordinator for the Open Fun Football schools programme in Georgia. In January 2020 the Georgian Football Federation and Cross Cultures composed and…
Cross Cultures has, in partnership with the South Sudan Football Association, implemented the Open Fun Football Schools project and Youth on Economic Aspects of Business project in South Sudan and…
During this season of Open Fun Football Schools, there have been ongoing challenges regarding Covid-19 and restrictions. However, this September, Cross Cultures Ukraine arranged 4 Open Fun Football School-festivals to…
As we are facing challenges in fulfilling our vision of “bringing people together” physically due to the corona situation, the parnership consortium under the Cross Cultures Project Association umbrella, has…
On August 17, a training seminar with volunteers at the Open Fun Football Schools was held in Zaporizhia, Ukraine. The program helps, among others, internally displaced children (IDP) from Donbass…
From 10 to 14 August 2020, 48 volunteer leaders and coaches from the Open Fun Football Schools in Moldova participated in two seminars, organised in cooperation with the Moldovan Football Federation, Cross Cultures, General…
"Our approach is bottom-up and engaging the voluntary coaches as well as parents, schools, communities and national protection bodies in safeguarding children in sport and beyond" During the global webinar…
The Open Fun Football Schools (OFFS) season has started in Georgia and is functioning according to the Corona guidelines. Normally an OFFS has 200 kids playing in 12 groups on…