Frontline FC provides practical, locally sourced information about the 2026 World Cup host cities. Curated by local soccer supporters and community groups, we connect visitors and residents with the local insights, trusted resources, and cultural highlights that make each city unique.
About ISC
The Independent Supporters Council (ISC) is a 501c3 nonprofit coalition of more than 155 independent soccer supporters groups across the United States and Canada. Since 2009, ISC has worked to promote supporters’ culture, advocate for the fair treatment of fans in domestic leagues, and strengthen connections between supporter communities throughout North America. Through education, advocacy, collaboration, and information sharing, ISC helps supporter groups navigate issues that impact their matchday experience while amplifying the positive work they do in their local communities.
About Center for
Community Health Innovation
The Center for Community Health Innovation, housed at Georgetown Law’s O’Neill Institute, combines policy and legal expertise with deep community collaborations to improve social determinants of health across cities in the United States. Our work recognizes that economic and job stability, housing status, healthcare access, and other social determinants are key to shaping and improving health outcomes.
About Dignity 2026
Dignity 2026 is a diverse coalition of local, national, and international nonprofit groups with a long history of advocating for strong human rights standards in both the World Cup and in the cities that will be hosting the 2026 tournament. We represent the labor movement, community and economic justice campaigns, civil rights groups, sports equity activists, migrant rights organizations, LGBTQ+ rights groups, soccer fans’ networks, and more.