On the Soccer Field 1,000 Women, 1,000 Stories.
EXPOSITION
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Photographic Exhibition that tells the role of women in soccer from the vision of 12 women leaders, soccer players and journalists, and three professional photographers from Colombia, Mexico and Argentina.
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On the Soccer Field 1,000 Women, 1,000 Stories, is the result of a visual narrative workshop led by Lina Botero in which women from Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica, Mexico, Ecuador and Argentina participated, who for years have worked to strengthen it , amplify and recognize the role of girls and women on and off the courts.
This traveling exhibition, which will visit several countries and will be present at the most important Women's Soccer events in the World, is part of the SOMOS Equidad Latin America Movement, a collective expression in favor of Women's Soccer.
Bogotá
Expo: On the Soccer Field 1,000 Women,1,000 Stories.
Sydney
Expo: On the Soccer Field 1,000 Women,1,000 Stories.
Sevilla
Expo: On the Soccer Field 1,000 Women,1,000 Stories.
A SYMBOL OF EQUITY
The Fight Jersey
The Fight Jersey is the icon of the SOMOS EQUIDAD - Latin America Movement, which was born to amplify and recognize the role of women on and off the courts. It weighs 20% more than other jerseys, because it is full of labels that have historically been placed on women in football. The labels are crossed out to give them new meanings.
The number 8 located on the back refers to the date on which International Women's Day is commemorated and has inspiring words inside, and photos taken by women in the football ecosystem. On both sleeves is the equal symbol that represents Equity. Its purple color is associated with the women's struggle.
This donation supports the SOMOS EQUIDAD project, in seven territories of Colombia: Corinto (Cauca), La Gabarra, Cúcuta and Ocaña (Norte de Santander), Soacha (Cundinamarca), Cali (Valle del Cauca) and Barranquilla (Atlántico).
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By putting on the The Fight Jersey you are breaking labels and closing gaps in football.