Empowering Communities Through Football: Nasera Victoria Paul’s Journey with Cross Cultures Juba, South Sudan - Nasera Victoria Paul, a passionate advocate for women's football and sports in South Sudan, has…
How Abdul Sule's journey with Cross Cultures began Abdul Sule is a former professional football player who has been involved with Cross Cultures program. His journey with Cross Cultures started…
Amy's story in South Sudan Amy Lasu, born in Sudan and grew up in Kenya, is a 27-year-old footballer, the captain of the South Sudan women's national football team, and…
First time in Nigeria Cross Cultures, a Danish NGO that promotes cultural exchange and social cohesion through sports, recently organized a coaches seminar for 84 former football players from the…
Tito' Story Back in 2006 was the first unofficial football match for the Sudan women's national team. Since then, in 2011, South Sudan became independent from Sudan and is now…
Yesterday, Cross Cultures received a TIBU Sport-4-development award in the category "Best Sport and Education Program in Africa 2020-21". The founder and director of Cross Cultures, Anders Levinsen, writes:…
UEFA Foundation for Children has posted a project description about the Open Fun Football Schools programme in South Sudan. The article contains a detailed description of the programme and the…
The Open Fun Football Schools in South Sudan had the pleasure of hosting Mr Urs Kluser, the director of UEFA Foundation for Children, from the 1st-4th of November 2019. At…
"Thank you very much coach. I really liked the seminar from the first minute. The topics have been new and exciting. We are not used to being involved and listened…
By South Sudan Football Association* The Open fun football schools project supported by the UEFA Foundation for Children has opened in South Sudan with a capacity building workshop. “We…