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NFL is expanding its Inspire Change initiative internationally
The league says the program will unify community efforts in many countries and has provided nearly $575 million since launching in 2017.
- The NFL is expanding its Inspire Change initiative internationally ahead of a season featuring a record nine games outside the United States.
- Since its 2017 launch, the NFL has provided nearly $575 million in support across education, economic advancement, police/community relations, and criminal justice reform.
- "We have decided to unify that work under Inspire Change and just extend the reach," said Anna Isaacson, senior vice president of social responsibility for the NFL, following a successful pilot program in several countries.
- Local outreach will reflect the specific country and city where work occurs, as teams and the league collaborate to tailor initiatives for each region.
- On September 11, the NFL's first international game features San Francisco against the Los Angeles Rams in Australia, with "Never Forget" stenciled in the end zone.
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