In early November 2024, Spain was hit by devastating flooding that claimed over 200 lives, one of the deadliest natural disasters in the country’s modern history. Football has been at the heart of the response.

Elite athletes and community leaders celebrate the creation of Fields of Change, the first ever training resource designed to help grassroots organisations integrate environmental sustainability into their work.

The flash flooding and subsequent casualties in Valencia are the culmination of a devastating few months of flooding across Europe, and a stark reminder of the severity of the climate crisis.

Last season, FFF and Common Goal brought together a group of climate-conscious professional football players to create the first ever Climate Champions Community. Over the course of the year the players collaborated, publicly advocated for climate action, and inspired sustainable change within their networks.

We are proud to congratulate our Co-Founder Elliot Arthur-Worsop for his recognition in ‘VERSUS 50’, as one of the 50 individuals shaping the future of football culture.

We were delighted to join students at the University of Cambridge to talk about our work at the intersection of football and climate change.

We’re delighted to announce that ‘The Sofie Project’, run in collaboration with Common Goal, has been nominated for ‘Campaign of the Year’ at the British Association for Sustainable Sport (BASIS) Awards!

We were excited to see familiar faces shortlisted for this year’s BBC Green Sport Awards! Congratulations to Jessie Fleming and Sofie Junge Pedersen on their nominations for 'World Athlete of the Year' and to David Wheeler for 'Athlete of the Year.'

We are delighted that Football For Future is featured in three nominations for this year’s Sport Positive Awards.

FFF engages Worthing schoolchildren to understand the relationship between football and climate change as part of the Adur & Worthing Councils Worthing Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Fund.

In the final week of EURO 2024, Co-directors Elliot Arthur-Worsop and Barney Weston connected with leaders in sports sustainability at The Berlin Forum and the Football for Sustainability Summit, hosted by Common Goal.

FFF returned to Glastonbury on The Information Stage at Silver Hayes where co-director Barney Weston and guests discussed football's impact on sustainability, fashion, and the environment.

Jessie becomes the first player to use Football For Future and Common Goal’s new Carbon Transfer Compass (CTC) to compensate for her carbon emissions.

We’re slap bang in the middle of the Euros and a General Election is upon us. Let’s take a look at what this election might mean for UK Football and the sustainability and climate agenda.

The sun is out, the beer gardens are full, and over two million lucky ticket-holders will be in Germany for this summer’s European Championships hoping their team can go all the way and lift the trophy in July. Before a ball was kicked, however, UEFA’s big aim for the Euros was to make it ‘the most sustainable European Championship of all time’. This is an ambitious goal, but one that UEFA are seemingly determined to tackle head on.

As UEFA champions a greener future with plant-based food options at stadiums, our champions Lia Wälti and Alfie Steiner are joining forces with Beyond Meat to launch the all-new, spicy-kickin' Beyond Burger Jalapeño.

People in southern Brazil have described the unprecedented devastation wreaked by flooding and overflowing rivers which have left swathes of the area under water.

In November 2022, FFF proudly submitted evidence on the interrelationship between environmental sustainability and climate change to the UK Government's landmark Future of Women's Football Review.

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