soccer

With the FIFA Women’s World Cup deep underway, no matter what you call it — soccer in some places and fútbol in others — it’s perhaps the most culturally fluid sport in the world.

On the eve of the Women’s FIFA World Cup, a new set of shinguards has been unveiled as part of a “Guard Your Rights” campaign to draw attention to maternity in women’s football.

WHO IS CAIRO SANTOS? It was one roommate’s curiosity that led to the life-changing discovery of Cairo Santos’ talents. Born and raised in Sau Paulo, Brazil, Santos joined a high school exchange program to play soccer in the United States. […]

Currently, the world is taken by World Cup fever, which, like the Olympics, happens every four years. In the United States, the Superbowl — the national championship game of American Football — happens in mere weeks, and it happens every […]

Due to more competitive soccer training around the world, United States children and adult players’ families are subject to Third Culture Kid experiences.

This article centers around Military B.R.A.T. and TCK Mia Hamm and her journey to becoming one of the most recognized and appreciated female soccer players.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is still a while away, with the first round starting on June 7, 2019. However, the qualifying rounds have begun and that means it is time to start thinking about the international tournament. The FIFA […]

Part 3: The power of sports In the part two of this series, I examined the struggles that Hines Ward faced growing up as a multicultural kid in Georgia. In this part of the series, we will look further in […]