In recent months, WSC Fellows in Nicaragua have taken the lead in this outreach, leading 2 camps for girls in Boaco and Bluefields.

I had a moment during practice that reminded me of the power of this work -- of how sport truly acts as a medium for social inclusion...

At SWB Uganda, our assistant coach program supports older participants to hone their coaching and leadership skills.

SWB collaborated with women and girls across the country to grow the game of football for ourselves, our peers, and our communities.

Women's Sports Corps Fellow, Mia Weinland, shares updates from her work with Girl Determined in Myanmar.

In the more than 11 years since programming began at Fútbol Sin Fronteras Granada our program has consistently grown and expanded.

SWB Uganda hosted the 2nd Women Take the Lead coach training. Women's Sports Corps Fellow, Lauren Zarefoss, shares her reflections.

Women's Sports Corps Fellow, Mia Weinland, reflects on her first month working in Myanmar with fellow SBYD organization Girl Determined.

"I had so many moments that made me realize how lucky I was to have grown up playing sports, but more importantly how essential it is to keep sharing sports to all those who feel unreachable. The power sport had to bring 6 different communities together, and empower young girls to be strong and confident leaders was truly inspiring.” — Dani Weatherholt, Women's Sports Corps Fellow with Soccer Without Borders & professional player for Orlando Pride In partnership with Women Wi