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Last weekend saw the third edition of the annual Game Changers event, hosted by Football Supporters’ Association associate members Fulham Lillies at Fulham Pier. The event brings together women with a shared passion for the game for a day of discussion.

LGBTQ+ supporters from across the country will be descending on the City Ground in Nottingham later this year to discuss the big issues as part of The Forum: Strong Together event.

A new toolkit for LGBTQ+ supporter groups developed by the FSA and Pride in Football has now been published and is available to download now.

The Fans For Diversity campaign teamed up with the FA for the inaugural FA South Asian Shield, which took place on Saturday 4th July, a celebration held as part of South Asian Heritage Month at St. George’s Park.

Game Changers brings together women from across the game who love football and gives them the opportunity to share experiences, make new connections and discuss the issues that matter on Saturday 8th August at Craven Cottage (10am-5pm).

It’s been a busy summer for the Fans for Diversity campaign as we continue to support fan groups delivering projects and inclusion-led activities across the country.

Our Fans for Diversity fund has helped Ashington AFC, based in Northumberland, to train volunteers to help visually impaired supporters.

The FSA congratulates our friends at Blues 4 All, the Birmingham City fan group that were one of the Fans for Diversity campaign’s early success stories now celebrating their tenth anniversary.

Safer Stadiums is a new project seeking to share the variety of experiences by women who are fans of the men’s game. It is run by Northumbria University, Loughborough University, and the Football Supporters’ Association.

Football Supporters’ Association chair Tom Greatrex appeared on Sky News yesterday to condemn Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s “colonisation” comments, which were also criticised by a range of the club’s supporters’ groups.

It’s been a busy winter for our Fans for Diversity campaign, with a range of activities empowering supporters of all backgrounds taking place across the country. Find out what’s been going on below…

February is LGBTQ+ History Month and there’s a raft of activity going on across the men and women’s game, so see below if you’d like to get involved.

Club and fans in Middlesbrough have once again joined forces on the “My Club, My Shirt” initiative which showcases the breadth and diversity of support in our leagues.

FSA members the Rainbow Rams and Rainbow Spireites are inviting supporters to an event later this month on the future of LGBTQ+ football.

A new supporter group is set to be launched at Stamford Bridge to help supporters from previously under-represented communities following Chelsea Women.

For Disability History Month 2025 we caught up with Jude Aston from Aston Villa Disabled Supporters’ Association (DSA) to hear more about his experiences and thoughts following Villa home and away. You can follow Jude on Instagram or X/Twitter. 

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) held the first meeting of its new LGBTQ+ Supporters’ Hub on Monday 24th November, bringing together LGBTQ+ supporters’ groups from across the country alongside key stakeholders including the EFL, WSL, Football v Homophobia, and the Premier League.

It’s been another successful Black History Month which was celebrated by fans around the country throughout October.

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An honorary England cap was presented to the family of Frank Soo and the Frank Soo Foundation at Wembley last week to recognise the pioneering player’s role in the English game.