Soccer Without Borders is excited to announce Shannon Fisher as its newest Seattle Program Director.

With support from a Get Moving grant from the Seattle Parks Department, Soccer Without Borders is running a five-week summer soccer league for newcomer immigrant, refugee and asylee youth. The league is open to high-school aged boys and will be held on Wednesday nights in July and early August in South Seattle. There is no cost to participate. Soccer Without Borders’ mission is to use soccer as a vehicle for positive change, providing newcomer immigrant, refugee and asylee y

Meet Natalie a senior goalkeeper at Pacific Lutheran University. Last summer she outreached to her college and local clubs to supply more than half of the equipment needed for our first Kent Immigrant and Refugee Community Soccer Camp that served 103 kids. We’re excited to have Natalie back supporting us with another equipment drive for the 2nd Annual Kent Immigrant and Refugee Community Soccer Camp this August. What motivated you to support SWB through a gear drive? As an

Partnership to get newcomer immigrant and refugee youth connected to local league Seattle, WA – One of the greatest joys of sport is the opportunity to play in competitive games. Suiting up, representing your community, and working together with your teammates towards a common goal is a uniquely unifying experience. For newcomer immigrant and refugee youth that participate in Soccer Without Borders Seattle, game play provides a space for players to connect across cultures, ap

With councilmember’s support, Soccer Without Borders and World Relief are teaming up to host the 1st Annual Kent Immigrant and Refugee Community Soccer Camp Kent, WA – From August 13-17th, Soccer Without Borders (SWB) and World Relief are hosting a soccer camp for nearly 100 newly arrived immigrant and refugee youth in Kent, WA. The week-long day camp was made possible with the support of King County Councilmember Dave Upthegrove, who helped to mobilize a Get Active / Stay A

At Soccer Without Borders, we use soccer as a tool for growth, inclusion, and personal success among newcomer refugee and immigrant youth and girls playing on their first-ever team. A service year at Soccer Without Borders is at the intersection of sport, education, community-building, and everyday advocacy for some of the world's most vulnerable young people. We are hiring in fellowship and service positions at four Soccer Without Borders locations for full-time and part-tim

Soccer Without Borders (SWB) is pleased to announce the addition of its newest program: SWB Seattle. The Seattle program will open in partnership with the Seattle World School in March 2018, beginning practices and games with newcomer refugee and immigrant youth this Spring. Seattle World School (SWS) is a public school for newcomer students ages 11-20, serving over 230 students in 2016-2017 and growing still. First designed solely as an orientation center for newcomer refu