Grassroot soccer harnesses the power of sport to engage young minds in essential life-skills and HIV/AIDS prevention education. Learn more
The NYTimes has a story up about the Kicking and Screening International Soccer Film Festival.
“Soccer and film are passions — they crystallize things and make us feel,” said one of the event’s founders, Rachel Markus. “When we watch them, we’re looking for a story; to identify with the characters …
Stephen Brown writes about Ethan, Caroline Cranston and Curtis Bronson as the new recruits in the war against cancer on his website.
The wonderful people at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital sent Ethan best wishes for his treatment.
Carnegie Sports & Entertainment is a leading sports and entertainment consulting firm specializing in cause marketing and corporate social responsibility.
Any time Harrie can tell his story, say what he feels, and show who he is, a new opportunity is created to change the way people think about doing business …
San Diego, CA, June 25, 2009 – The San Diego Sockers, San Diego’s only professional indoor soccer team, announced an exhibition game at the Kick for Hope Kick-off Jam today.
Kick for Hope, a non-profit organization that hosts youth soccer tournaments to support children afflicted by poverty, has formed a …
Ethan’s latest video blogs are up on People.com. This time, there are two videos: one where Ethan shows off all the cool stuff people have been sending him and one where he tries to deal with chemo-insomnia.
Ethan Zohn is now halfway through his three-month chemotherapy treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. …
In their latest People.com video diary, Ethan and Jenna refill his weekly pill box. Learn what it takes to stand up to cancer here.
As he continues three months of intense chemotherapy to fight a rare form of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn is opening up about the …
Read about GRS’s Open Architecture project in Khayelitsha Township, Cape Town, South Africa.
With a year until the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, organisers are using the popularity of football to educate children about HIV. Karen Allen reports from Cape Town.
Ethan has posted a letter about his cancer diagnosis on the Grassroot Soccer site – here.
