Urban Soccer: a segue-way for equal access

For years, soccer in the USA has been a predominantly middle/upper class suburban sport played by children. Up until the turn of the century, soccer was played by hundreds of thousands of children nationwide, but had yet to be considered a mainstream adult sport. Children involved with the

Looking back, leaping forward

By all accounts, 2016 was a breakout year for Soccer in the Streets.

From our young leaders representing our work on a world stage in Lyon, France; to inaugurating the world’s first mini soccer field in a transit station. It was a quantum leap from the humble beginnings of those

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LIFE WORKS KICKS IT IN STYLE

Just before the holiday season, our Life Works program rewarded a group of youngsters who have truly shined as leaders throughout the year, receiving a gift for their efforts.

36 children were presented with cleats at the Station Soccer pitch at MARTA Five-Points. They gasped, their eyes widened, and the

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