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Junaid Qaiser highlights @ProjectMaxClub vision to harness the universal appeal and moral authority of #sports as a key weapon in the battle against #hate - teamwork and humanity are far more important than differences. In a time when intolerance races ahead of the truth, the real challenge lies not just in recognizing hate but in effectively addressing it. Racism, … [Read more...] about Project Max and the Power of Sport Against Hate

Project Max was proud to be represented in Bratislava at Europe’s first-ever conference dedicated to combating antisemitism in sports — a groundbreaking event bringing together leaders, activists, and sports professionals from across the continent. Our own Eric Rubin, Project Max GM, delivered a powerful message: in a time when antisemitism is rising on and off the field, … [Read more...] about Bratislava hosts Europe’s first conference on antisemitism in sports with Eric Rubin as featured speaker

Nick Lowery and Tony Richardson, former teammates on the Kansas City Chiefs, met with the family of Naama Levy held in Hamas in Gaza. See the full video here . … [Read more...] about NFL legends make emotional trip to Israel in push for hostages’ release

Project Max ambassador Nick Lowery, former Kansas City Chiefs player, joins 'Fox & Friends' to recount his experience visiting hostage families in Israel. See the full video here. … [Read more...] about NFL legend makes push to release Israeli hostages

US high school phenom Max Margolis played 101 holes on the Caesarea green, representing the number of hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza. Athletes have a big platform that can be used to effect positive outcomes - said Eric Rubin, Executive Director of Project Max and Global Ambassador for Maccabi World Union. Bringing together athletes that speak up against hate, racism and … [Read more...] about Golfing to raise awareness—and $1 million—for victims of terrorism