Sean Irving - our Program Manager on the Westside (and also a talented artist) - has designed a powerful shirt in honor of the BLM Movement and those continuing the fight for racial justice. We stand...

Check out this article from Fox5 Atlanta about Soccer in the Streets!Founded in Atlanta in 1989, Soccer in the Streets reaches kids through soccer play, work-readiness training, hands-on experiential...

Soccer in the Streets has been working with youth players for 30 years to build a more equitable society. As we work in low-income communities, we know they are impacted the most by the tragic events...

The Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Award celebrates and honors youth who are using the power of sport as a catalyst for change and making a positive impact on society...

Check out this article written by ESPN about the various awards at this year’s 2020 ESPY’S!Our West End Program Manager, Joel Apudo, was one of the recipients for the Billie Jean King Leadership...

Soccer in the Streets was founded over 30 years ago to address issues of social equity in sport - problems that are once again being brought to attention through the pandemic and the Black Lives...

We recognize in times like this we have to adapt. The needs of our youth, their families, and communities have significantly shifted...

Rose Scott talks to SITS staff members about how our local organization aims to empower youths to build healthier communities through the game of soccer...

Congrats to one of our own Soccer in the Streets, Clarkston Program Alumni Muhoza K. Valence on graduating from Georgia State University!We are very proud of you, what an accomplishment!...