Men's football excludes LGBTQ+ people. Join the fight to change that.

The true extent of LGBTQ+ hate in football

This Football v Homophobia Month of Action, I’m sharing new figures that show the true extent of anti-LGBTQ+ hate in men’s football.  Late last year, we ran a survey to find out how LGBTQ+ people feel about football and what might improve their experiences. That research found that

Have your say to change football

We're launching a survey to learn more about LGBTQ+ involvement in football. Take part today.

Football Pride is a chance to start a movement to change football

To change the world, you need a few things: you need a goal, you need to educate people, and you need a path to victory. And above all, you need people. People power is fundamental to making change happen. Look at any successful change movement from history – from the civil

What it means to make a show about the LGBTQIA+ community and football

Football can be about friendships, love, connection. PITCH is a show all about that.

The state of the LGBTQ+ community in US soccer

Soccer isn't America's biggest sport. Here's how that affects LGBTQ+ inclusion in the game.

Rylan’s new documentary will fire you up for Football v Homophobia’s Month of Action

The film has an emotional impact and shows the need for community-led campaigning.

The Out and Out Football awards 2023

Let's crown some queer winners (and losers).

Shaky Rainbow Laces campaign shows the limits of gesture-based campaigning

Without players having anything at stake, we can't expect gestures to withstand pressure from malevolent forces.

Balancing quality and equality: leading the best LGBTQ+ football team in Europe

After years without a trophy Will's club, the London Falcons, won the EuroGames and a weight was lifted.

The mission to eradicate the 'Chelsea rent boy' chant

Tracy Brown started the Chelsea Pride fan group with a goal. How close are we to achieving it?

Playing football made me comfortable in my masculinity as a trans man. But don't expect me to be any good at it.

For Arthur, finding the right team meant he could stop placing such high expectations on himself and learn to embrace the joy of playing football, no matter how mediocre his skillset.

Building an inclusive space to watch the Women's World Cup

Baller FC's inclusive events to watch the World Cup were so popular they crashed their ticketing website.