Peace Walls – Football For Peace

Peace Walls

Football for Peace hosts symbolic ‘Peace Wall' activities. This Peace Wall signifies the transformative impact of football, both figuratively and literally, in breaking down societal barriers. Football is a sport that transcends cultural, religious, and linguistic differences, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds with a common love for the game. In this sense, football can be seen as a powerful metaphor for unity and solidarity. The main purpose of Peace Walls is to raise awareness of the most pressing issues around the world and how football can be a vehicle to tackle local and global challenges. We work together collectively with heads of state, prominent international figures, sporting athletes and youth to hold hands and break through these Peace Walls containing adverse words and themes.

EMPOWER 22 Conference Mini Recycled Sustainable ‘Peace Wall’

Education Above All Foundation and Reach Out To Asia hosted their EMPOWER 2022 Conference in the heart of the World Cup celebrations which explored the theme of Football for Sustainable Development.

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Qatar 2022 World Cup, Saudi House Fan Zone FfP Digital ‘Peace Wall’

Football for Peace (FfP) traveled to the 2022 Qatar World Cup to deliver FfP activations highlighting their pillars Serving Prosperity, Supporting Environmental Change and Implementing Social Change.

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Dubai Expo All Stars Match ‘Peace Wall’ in Partnership with Dubai Cares

Under the High Patronage of H.R.H. Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal, Saudi Sports Minister, FfP worked with the Saudi House, Saudia Football Federation & Ministry of Sport.

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Football Saves Lives Youth Graduation ‘Peace Wall’

Our first wall activity was launched by HRH the Duke of Cambridge Prince William, youth, and professional footballers from different walks of life which included Mesut Ozil, Bacary Sagna, Louis Saha, Wilfried Zaha, Carlton Cole, Kashif Siddiqi, Cherno Samba and Mathieu Flamini.

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