Taking football back to its grassroots
With football as popular as ever, and in the media for the wrong reasons, Artefact looked at how football can make a positive impact on kids’ lives.
With football as popular as ever, and in the media for the wrong reasons, Artefact looked at how football can make a positive impact on kids’ lives.
Football is always competitive, but what happens when there are no rules and only historic civic pride at stake?
How a new short film is on target to challenge homophobia in football.
A Sunday kick-about and a small team who are uniting locals and refugees with the power of football.
With English teams having impressive academies in Europe, what does the cut backs from Sport England mean for the future of football?
Inspired by left-wing politics and second-tier German football, Yorkshire St. Pauli are using sport to make a positive change to their local community
How many former professional footballers are facing hardship, bankruptcy and even prison after they retire.
From football to education to character building, the Right to Dream academy is using sport to change the lives of West African youngsters
Is this finally the end of the line for the Sepp Blatter gravy train?
With Premier League football costing fans an arm, a leg and a kidney, can local teams provide a worthy substitute?