Grassroot soccer harnesses the power of sport to engage young minds in essential life-skills and HIV/AIDS prevention education. Learn more
From Sowetan
This is the story about Grassroot Soccer, an international NGO that uses the power of football to teach young people in Port Elizabeth about HIV-Aids.
Grassroot Soccer has developed a game-based curriculum, teaching children from 10 to 18 years about HIV-Aids, prevention strategies and general life skills. The programme …
Check out revolutionsoccer.net for a short interview of Ethan as they cover the upcoming dribble.
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From boston.com
by Frank Dell’Apa
Former Lexington High School and Cape Cod Crusaders goalkeeper Ethan Zohn will dribble a soccer ball from Gillette Stadium, starting after the Revolution-D.C. United game Aug. 20, to Washington, D.C., as part of a Grassroots Soccer HIV/AIDS awareness campaign. Zohn, 34, was the initial “Survivor: Africa” …
From bostonherald.com
By Herald Staff
‘Survivor: Africa’ winner Ethan Zohn popped in on the New England Revolution’s training session at Gillette Stadium to discuss Grassroot Soccer’s annual Africa HIV/AIDS education tour.
The ‘Dribble’ tour will …
See how you can participate at www.grassrootsoccerunited.org
May 8, 2008. New York, NY and Cape Town, South Africa. GrassrootSoccer (GRS), a non-profit using the power of soccer in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and Ethan Zohn, winner of Survivor Africa and a GRS co-founder, will accomplish a world’s …
From macalester.edu
On Saturday (May 3), 32 small-sided teams will compete in the “Lose the Shoes” barefoot soccer tournament at Macalester Stadium. The co-ed teams, comprised mostly of Mac students, will include players of all skill levels. Upon registering a team, representative can decide whether their team wishes to enter …
