A new supporter group is set to be launched at Stamford Bridge to help supporters from previously under-represented communities following Chelsea Women.
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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.
Last week hundreds of supporter representatives from around the country met in London to talk about the big challenges facing diversity and inclusion in football.
On Friday 26th September the winners of the 2025 Fans for Diversity Awards were announced at a special event at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium
The FSA Fans for Diversity Network has taken a big step forward in supporting LGBTQ+ inclusion in football with a session which brought together groups from across the country to share experiences, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities.
The next big Fans for Diversity meet-up is taking place at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium next month (Friday 26th September) and we’re pleased to announce the full line-up for the day.
Last month FSA associate members Fulham Lillies held their second annual Game Changers event. Supporters met on Saturday 26th July, with more than 30 women from across the football pyramid contributing to a day dedicated to learning, connection, and women’s empowerment through football.
South Asian Heritage Month is celebrated every summer and once again supporter groups in our Fans for Diversity have been getting involved.
Ahead of the Fans for Diversity meet-up at the Emirates Stadium in September we’re asking fan groups to contribute to a flag recognising the work supporters do for the campaign.
In September we’ll be heading to Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium for our big 2025 Fans for Diversity meet-up and we’re pleased to announce the shortlists for the awards due to be presented at the event.
It’s already been a busy summer for our Fans for Diversity campaign helping supporters around the country – promoting inclusion and breaking down barriers to our beautiful game.
We’re pleased to announce that our next national Fans for Diversity meet-up will be taking place at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium in September – and registration is now open.
FSA-members Charlton Athletic Supporters’ Trust (CAST) will launch a new exhibition celebrating the club’s fan base on Saturday 3rd May (12pm) in the Fans’ Bar at The Valley, ahead of the club’s EFL match against Burton Albion.
Level Playing Field has launched ‘Unite For Access’ 2025 – the celebration of access and inclusion for disabled sports fans which runs from 1st-16th March.
The Rainbow Ball, which first debuted last season, returned for LGBT+ History Month this February and its return was marked by some of our Fans for Diversity groups.
To mark International Women’s Day in March we will be hosting an online conference as part of our Women’s Voice in the Men’s Game project.
