“Every person, created in God’s image – women, girls, or individuals with disabilities – has the right to participate in sports, free from violence and discrimination, with equal dignity and…
As part of OFC’s 16 Days of Activism campaign, Cook Islands goalkeeper Rianna Pepe is courageously stepping forward to share a deeply personal story, her experience with digital violence during…
The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) has reaffirmed our commitment to building a safer, more respectful, and more inclusive digital environment with the launch of our 2025 16 Days of Activism…
Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) representatives joined more than 80 participants from across the Pacific at the third Regional Safeguarding Workshop, hosted by the Oceania Impact Network in partnership with Team…
Fiji Football Association (FFA) has become the first Oceania Member Association to sign the global Sports for Nature Framework, marking a historic milestone for football in the Pacific and reflecting…
Samoa Football has taken a leading role in environmental sustainability by launching a recycling initiative during the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship 2025, successfully collecting thousands of plastic water bottles throughout…
A cornerstone of OFC’s commitment to developing safeguarding capacity across the region is the FIFA Guardians Safeguarding in Sport Diploma. We take a closer look at how this programme is…
As safeguarding awareness and capacity grows throughout the Oceania region, Samoa Football is leading the way in the Pacific with how they’re embedding safeguarding practices in all levels of football….
As OFC’s focus on safeguarding has grown, so too has our longstanding partnership with Team Up to develop experience, capability and capacity to effectively implement safeguarding policies and protocols. In…
Ahead of Safe Sport Day, a day commemorated around the world on 8 August to raise awareness and commitment to safeguarding in sport, Oceania Football Confederation is proud to reaffirm…