Our community

We are a group of several hundred people of all ages. Migrants, Poles, students, refugees, entrepreneurs, homeless… We all live in Warsaw and we love football. The teams are mixed: there are no national teams, men and women play together. Participants prepare competitions, food and cultural activities. Scoring systems reward fair play and social activity. The players themselves decide on the rules for each season. Participation is free. We organize training and sparring sessions, charity tournaments and activities for refugee children. We show up at festivals, fairs and other events to promote our vision of sport. We also coach at schools, clubs and publish toolkits.

Physical Activity

it is one of the most underrated instruments of social change. Sport plays an important cultural role and gives you a sense of belonging. A shared passion and universal principles are naturally linked to education. We use football to break stereotypes and find a common language between dispersed groups, especially those not participating in other forms of integration due to linguistic, psychological or financial barriers.

Why is it so important?

We often see racist incidents ranging from stadiums to school playgrounds. Some threw bananas at Dani Alves from the stands, others pretended to be monkeys when they saw Samuel Eto’o. Jews, Roma, LGBTQ and other groups are offended. The role of women is being diminished. FIFA organizes championships in countries where human rights are constantly violated. These are our problems because this is our sport and it also depends on us.