A quick look into UEFA’s sustainability goals for this summer’s Women’s Euros and a celebration of sustainability becoming more and more prominent in the Women’s game.

On 26th June, we joined our friends at Earth Minutes and the Mayor of London’s team for a buzzing morning of energy, ideas and youth-led climate action in the capital.

England footballer Fran Kirby teams up with WWF, revealing how time outdoors has  supported her, from childhood kickabouts to post-tournament recovery.

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

Last week, our Founder Elliot Arthur-Worsop had the pleasure of chairing a panel discussion on “Tackling Sustainability in Sport” at University College London (UCL).

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

We are under 6 months out from COP 30. In the light of this, we are taking a look at the open letter written by incoming COP 30 president André Corrêa do Lago.

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

We are excited to kick off Season 2 of the Football For Future x Common Goal Champions Community! This game-changing initiative is back, supporting footballers to lead on climate action. Today, we’re excited to announce our 28-player lineup — a squad of changemakers ready to inspire change, and leave a lasting legacy.

Building on existing work, the Premier League has launched its strategy to support positive environmental change.

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

We send out a newsletter to the football and sustainability community every month - here’s a round-up of this month’s edition.

Football For Future (FFF) co-directors Barney Weston and Elliot Arthur-Worsop have mutually agreed to conclude their co-directorship of FFF after four years of partnership.

Last month, the world’s politicians, scientists, activists and organisations came together for COP29. Football, and sport more broadly, had a noticeable presence.

As the excitement of the Euros and the Olympics began to fade, a lesser-known but equally significant tournament kicked off in the Himalayas: the Ladakh Climate Cup. From September 1st to 7th 2024, six football clubs gathered in Leh for the world’s only climate-focused football tournament, hosted over 11,000 feet above sea level. But the Climate Cup is about more than just a game – it’s a call for urgent climate action in South Asia, bringing attention to environmental challenges across India and beyond.