Check out the 1GOAL Global Launch tomorrow


Oct 5th, 2009 5:50 PM UTC
By Chris Scott

Tomorrow, October 6th, at 9am EST, 1GOAL will be streaming their global launch. 1GOAL, as you may recall, featured prominently at this year’s Clinton Global Initiative meeting where they were joined by ONE’s co-founder Bono. The global launch will feature Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, and many others.

According to 1GOAL’s website,

World leaders from seven countries will join UN Secretary General, FIFA President Sepp Blatter and leading football players from around the world to announce support for the 2010 FIFA World Cup 1GOAL: Education for All campaign.

Hosted by football legend Gary Lineker, political figures and footballers from around the world will convene via satellite to sign up to 1GOAL – helping to ensure that the 2010 FIFA World Cup will leave a lasting legacy of education for all.

Be sure to check out tomorrow’s live webcast here.

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