On the weekend of January 24-25, the Independent Supporters Council (ISC) hosted its annual conference in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN). Jennifer Li, director of the Center for Community Health Innovation, moderated a panel discussion on “World Cup 2026: Impact on Our Communities and Legacy Beyond the Game.”
Join members from Dignity 2026 for an engaging discussion exploring the wide-reaching impact of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, from boosting local soccer participation to fostering economic growth and cultural connection. Panelists will explore how host and non-host cities can leverage this global event to leave a meaningful and lasting legacy for all communities.
Speakers:
- Minky Worden, Official FIFA Fighter, Human Rights Watch
- Rosemarie Powell, Executive Director, Toronto Community, Benefits Network
- Jamal Watkins, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Advancement, NAACP
- Rachel Causey, Communications Coordinator, Sport & Rights Alliance
Moderated by: Jennifer Li, Center for Community Health Innovation, Georgetown Law