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Activating grassroots labor and human rights organizations across 16 host cities for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup in North America.

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The 2026 World Cup will be the largest ever: a record 48 teams competing in 104 matches held in 16 cities across 15 states/provinces in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Center for Community Health Innovation partners with the AFL-CIO to lead the Dignity 2026 coalition, a diverse and growing network of labor and human rights organizations uniting to protect workers, community members, and other groups at heightened risk of adverse impacts from the planning and staging of the World Cup.

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on Immigrants, Protests, and the Rule of Law Threaten Dignity and Safety for Fans and Participants

AP

Human Rights Groups Warn Against Immigration Raids During World Cup 2026

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Human Rights Watch

World Cup 2026: FIFA Needs to Act on Human Rights

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The Guardian

‘FIFA Cannot Be Silent’: Human Rights Groups Speak Out Over 2026 World Cup Concerns

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Press conference: GAME ON! Sport for Human Rights

Fairplay

Press conference: GAME ON! Sport for Human Rights

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