What's New

• “I felt there was a new world opening for me”: In conversation with Aissa Traore and the Brookings Institution’s Rebecca Winthrop

  We spoke to Aissa and Rebecca Winthrop, Senior Fellow and Co-Director of the Center for Universal Education at the Brookings Institution and Right To Play Board Member, about the barriers girls face in accessing a quality education and how to dismantle them, the effects of the COVID crisis, and the transformative effect of education on a girl’s life and future.

• We Rise Against Child Labour

  Child labour is one of the most pressing issues Right To Play works on. It sits at the intersection of poverty, diminished expectations, and systemic failures that come together to limit children’s futures and endanger their lives.

• How We're Responding To COVID-19

  The children we work with are some of the most vulnerable in the world and are particularly susceptible to the effects of a crisis like COVID-19.

• Children’s Mental Health Must Be a Priority As We Fight This Pandemic

  The world’s most vulnerable children need support to stay mentally healthy if they are to resume and rebuild their lives.

• A Message of Hope from Malual Bol Kiir

  Right To Play alumnus Malual Bol Kiir, who fled war in South Sudan as a child and found his way to peace through the #PowerofPlay, has a message of hope for children in Right To Play programs today. For two decades, we've empowered a generation of children using play and sport to create peace in troubled places.

• What are the impacts on children when their schools close?

  As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, one of the concerning effects is how much more difficult it will become for children to access the educational opportunities they need to develop and thrive.

• Government of Canada announces new collaboration with Right To Play in Senegal

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a new collaboration between the Government of Canada and Right To Play that will create a landmark new program in Senegal.

• Rising Leaders: Right To Play Thailand Works with ASEAN

  Right To Play Thailand held an intensive one-week workshop in Bangkok with youth leaders to demonstrate how sports and play can unlock the power and potential of young people.

• Right To Play Joins IOC and UNHCR to Pledge Support for Refugees Using the Power of Sport

  Right To Play joins the International Olympic Committee and UNHCR to pledge support for refugees ahead of first-ever Global Refugee Forum.

• Right To Play CEO, Kevin Frey visits programming in Lebanon

  Kevin Frey visits Syrian refugee children and their families in Lebanon.

• Right To Play and The Silkroad Ensemble Team Up to Empower Vulnerable Youth to Rise

  Lebanese, Syrian and Palestinian youth perform alongside Yo-Yo Ma and other world-renowned musicians in Qasqas, Beirut.

• 2018 Annual Report Released

  Find out how we helped protect, educate and empower 2.3 million children around the world each year.

• Right To Play and Liverpool FC Foundation team up in a global partnership to transform children’s lives

  Liverpool FC Foundation, the official charity of Liverpool Football Club, is joining Right To Play in a partnership to transform the lives of vulnerable children around the world.

• Our Culture Code

  We're always inspired by the children in our programs. They accept everyone, make things happen, display courage, demonstrate care and are playful, every single day. So we've modeled our Culture Code after them.

• Right To Play’s “We Rise” Videos Win Global Awards

  Right To Play’s “We Rise” video campaign swept The One Show Awards in New York, one of the world's most prestigious international advertising honors.

• WATCH A CLASSROOM TRANSFORM INTO AN INTERACTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

  Right To Play Palestinian Territories where activities, free play, sports, creative play and teacher-student interaction are the name of the game.

• Inspiring a New Generation to Rise

  FIFA World Cup winner, Jérôme Boateng shared fun and inspiration with the children in our programs in Accra, Ghana.

• Right To Play and the Olympic Refuge Foundation Come Together

  Right To Play and the Olympic Refuge Foundation join forces to help refugee and host community children and youth living in Jordan rise above social and cultural differences.

• Thinking and Playing Outside the Refugee Camp Box

  Meet Htoo Htoo, a 12-year-old Karen refugee from Myanmar who recently left Thailand's Umpiem Refugee Camp for the very first time to attend a Play Day with other refugee and host city children.

• Watch Carlos Lima's and Jazmin Sawyers Experiences In The Field!

  Handballer Carlos Lima and athletics ace Jazmin Sawyers capture their play-based trips to Tanzania and Thailand on video.

• On the Ground With Our CEO Kevin Frey

  Right To Play CEO Kevin Frey met the 752 children in our Jam Suka Child Protection programs who are rising above challenges like child labour.

• Right To Play's San Francisco Sports Quiz Raises Funds to Help Children Rise

  Right To Play USA's first-ever Sports Quiz in San Francisco this past week brought together guests, athlete supporters and board members to raise funds supporting our work to benefit 2 million children in our programs across 15 countries and 52 refugee camps!

• Partners in Equality

  Right To Play Lebanon is increasing awareness about gender equality.

• Our Ambassador Nico Hulkenberg visits our programs in Thailand

  Right To Play Germany's Formula 1 ambassador Nico Hulkenberg got a lesson in confidence, communication and team building, thanks to the children in our programs in Thailand.

• Right To Play helps secure a huge win for millions of girls at the G7

  A message from our CEO Kevin Frey at the G7 Summit