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  • Sports Philanthropy World

    Washington, D.C. The George Washington University, 2121 I St NW, Washington, DC, District of Columbia, United States

    Explore Sports Philanthropy World 2026, where leaders in sport, business, and philanthropy come together to advance social impact through sport.

  • UASA 2026 Adaptive Soccer Camp

    Elite 90 Soccer 495 Andover Park E, Tukwila, Washington, United States

    Join adaptive soccer players from across the country for the 2026 UASA Adaptive Soccer Camp in Seattle, Washington, August 28–30. This national camp brings together athletes from multiple adaptive soccer pathways for high-quality training, development, community connection, and athlete-centered support in an accessible and inclusive environment. Designed for players ages 11 through adulthood across a variety of disability-specific pathways, the camp offers a unique opportunity to learn, compete, build friendships, and be part of the growing adaptive soccer movement.

  • UASA participants of all disabilities take part in a blind soccer clinic, practicing kicking the ball while wearing USABA eyeshades and following the advice of the guides

    Wisconsin Adaptive Soccer Summit

    Wisconsin Wisconsin

    Learn about the Wisconsin Adaptive Soccer Summit, where host cities, sports organizations, and community leaders explore inclusive adaptive soccer event hosting and development.

  • UASA President Joslynn Bigelow makes a powerchair participant laugh while gesturing with her hands

    Sports ETA 4S & Rights Holder Summit

    Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas

    The Sports ETA 4S & Rights Holder Summit connects destination leaders, event owners, and industry professionals to discuss sports tourism, event strategy, sponsorship, and rights-holder partnerships.

  • A group of power soccer players gather around to receive a team talk from their coach.

    FIPFA Power Soccer World Cup

    Buenos Aires, Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina

    The FIPFA Power Soccer World Cup showcases the highest level of international power soccer, bringing together the world's top athletes for elite competition and celebration of the sport.

  • IFCPF CP Soccer World Cup

    Atlanta, GA Georgia, United States

    The world's best cerebral palsy footballers will compete in Atlanta as nations battle for the IFCPF CP Soccer World Cup title in one of the sport's premier international competitions.

  • Action photo from an adaptive soccer clinic on an outdoor field. In the center, an amputee soccer player wearing a white "Adapt. Compete. Repeat." shirt, using forearm crutches and a lower-limb prosthesis, challenges a dwarf soccer player for the ball. Around them, several other athletes with a range of disabilities—including additional amputee players using crutches and players of short stature—take part in the small-sided game. Cones mark the playing area, while spectators, additional participants, and soccer goals are visible in the background, creating the atmosphere of a busy community soccer event.

    TEAMS Conference 2026

    Birmingham, AL Birmingham, Alabama, United States

    TEAMS is one of the world's leading conferences for sports-event organizers, destinations, and rights holders, focused on creating partnerships and growing sporting events across North America.

  • Amputee soccer players, wearing red UASA jerseys and blue pinnies, take part in a scrimmage.

    World Amputee Football Federation World Cup

    San Juan de los Lagos San Juan de los Lagos, Argentina

    National teams from around the globe compete for the World Amputee Football Federation World Cup, the pinnacle of international amputee soccer and one of the sport's biggest events.

  • Dwarf soccer goalkeeper Ethan dives to save a shot

    Dwarf Soccer World Cup

    Rabat, Morocco Rabat, Morocco

    The Dwarf Soccer World Cup brings together elite players from around the world, celebrating international competition while increasing visibility and opportunities for athletes with dwarfism.