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ORGANISATIONS

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please contact info@cafefootball.eu

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CEPA - Colectivo de Prevención e Inserción Social

Colectivo de Prevención e Inserción Social - Andalucía, is a non-profit organisation stablished in 1987. CEPA develope projects with football fans and against discrimination in football, as well as defending supporters and their culture. CEPA is part of FARE and FSE, where develope some projects. CEPA is based in Cádiz (Andalucía,Spain), and is in this city where develope the most of the activities, but also coordinate campaings and activities in Spain, like FARE Action Week.
All the work of CEPA is made from the perspective of education and
prevention.

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DisabledGo

A completely free online information service that provides personally surveyed detailed access guides to over 80,000 venues including Local and

National Sports Stadiums across the UK and Ireland. DisabledGo gives people the information they need so they can make an informed decision

about whether a venue is accessible to their own specific requirements. You can also search for jobs, join our forum and read up to date disability news.
 

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ÉFOÉSZ - Hungarian Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability (Hungary)

ÉFOÉSZ was established 25 years ago (Hungarian Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability) as an umbrella body for organizations concerned with the care and rehabilitation of people with intellectual disability in Hungary. At the present time our organization represents 50 member associations, 25 local branches and 22.000 individual members all over the country and we run 9 community based settings

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F_in

F_in “Women in football” was founded in 2004 and is a network of women from Germany, Austria and Switzerland who in many different ways live and/or work with football: female fans, social workers in fan projects and organisations, scholars, journalists, coaches etc. The main aims of F_in are to bring together women from different areas of the football world, to highlight the presence of women and girls in football and to raise awareness on and struggle against sexism in football. F_in has close connections with BAFF Bündnis aktiver Fußballfans and is also involved in discussions on other fan related topics like repression and the commercialisation of football.
 

FSF - Federation of Stadium Communities

The Federation of Stadium Communities (FSC) established in 1991, is a UK charity based in Burslem, Stoke on Trent.
We aim to significantly improve the lives and well being of those living around sports stadia by…
• forming a strong bridge between the local communities, sports clubs, local authorities and agencies
• sharing best practice to facilitate maximising the usage of the stadia to enhance the lives of those living nearby and of the ‘brand’ to engage with marginalised communities
• delivering evidence led best practice , based on consultation with users and stakeholders

FARE - Football Against Racism in Europe

FARE - fights all forms of discrimination in football: in the stadium, on the pitch, in the changing room, at the training ground, in the office and classroom; by fans, players, managers, coaches, administrators or educators. The FARE network fights racism and xenophobia in football across Europe, through co-ordinated action and common efforts, at local and national level, to bring together all those interested in combating discrimination in football.

Fundación También - Adapated Sports for the Inclusivity of Disabled People (Spain)
The Fundación Também is a non profit and nongovernmental institution with a focus on sports and cultural activities, based in Madrid (Spain).
Its objective is the social inclusion of Disabled people through the organisation of sports related activities and events.

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INTRO

INTRO is a Belgian organisation that makes music festivals, sport manifestations and other events accessible for people with a disability. 
An important part of our organization is trying to make Belgian football accessible.
Driven by former Minister of Equal Opportunities we organize every six months a conference with all principal actors: Royal Belgian Football Union(K.B.V.B.), Pro League, Open Stadium fund, the Flemish expertise centre for accessibility called Enter, the ministries of sports from Walloon and Flanders, the ministries of equal chances from Walloon and Flanders, Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism but also some supporter organisations like Fans on Wheels, Blue Army on Wheels and the Yellow-red Army on Wheels. The first conference took place three years ago.
This conference is necessary because Belgium is far behind in terms of modern and accessible football stadiums.

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Kick It Out

Kick It Out is football’s equality and inclusion campaign.

Kick It Out works throughout the football, educational and community sectors to challenge discrimination, encourage inclusive practices and work for positive change.

The campaign is supported and funded by the game's governing bodies, including founding body the Professional Footballers Association (PFA), the Premier League and The Football Association.

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International Platform on Sport and Development

The International Platform on Sport & Development (the ‘Platform’) is a website entirely dedicated to the thematic field of Sport & Development. It was initiated after the first International Conference on Sport and Development was held in Magglingen, Switzerland in 2003.