In 2018, Manchester City launched the Same City, Same Passion campaign, which focuses on promoting women’s football by demonstrating that the same skills, same excitement and same passion exist wherever a ball is kicked.
This dynamic artwork depicts the strength and resilience of women in football today, drawing inspiration from City’s urban roots, and taking us on a journey to the first game of the 2023-24 Women’s Super League season and beyond:
Born on the streets of Manchester, driven by our city’s grit and unified in our passion for football. The energy in the changing room is electric, the crowd roars, and we stride through the tunnel with pride. The whistle blows. We charge forward. We are City.
Founded in 1988 by City in the Community as Manchester City Ladies, a formal partnership with Manchester City was agreed in August 2012. The team were granted entry to the FA Women’s Super League in 2013 before being relaunched as Manchester City Women the following January, offering full-time professional contracts to players for the first time.
Since that professionalisation, there have been eight trophy successes for City, including four Continental Tyres League Cup trophies (2014, 2016, 2018-19 and 2021-22), three Women’s FA Cup titles (2016-17, 2018-19, 2019-20) and one Barclays Super League title (2016). Also boasting seven successive years of qualification for the UEFA Women’s Champions League between 2015 and 2022, the team plays home games at the 7,000 capacity Joie Stadium.
For more information, please visit www.mancity.com
Brought to you by the award-winning British-Malaysian illustrator – Leah Ibrahim Sams - Power of Women is a Web3 brand where art, fashion and technology unite.
Leah’s bold and diverse art celebrates empowered women from around the world through vibrant colours, striking compositions and compelling messages.
To date, Leah’s work has been exhibited at the Adidas International Women’s Month Exhibition in London. She is the artist for the sell-out collection, The Royals. She’s an NFT.NYC award winner. Her notable collectors include SIA. And her drops have been known to sell-out in seconds.
Power Of Women's proceeds from the drop (50%) will continue to fund their mission to use art as a means to inspire, empower and enable future generations of women, girls and non-binary people around the world.
For more information, please visit: www.powerofwomen.io
City in the Community, Manchester City's charity, empowers healthier lives with city youth through football. Programmes place physical and mental wellbeing at their core, whilst also creating healthy futures and healthy communities.
The City Girls programme provides safe spaces for young women to engage in football, improve their physical and mental wellbeing, and develop leadership skills. Through after-school clubs and community spaces, girls across Greater Manchester have the regular opportunity to play for free with City in the Community. Using the power of football and brand of Manchester City, the City Girls project aims to provide safe spaces for young girls to engage in football, improving their physical and mental wellbeing, as well as develop leadership and coaching skills for people under the age of 25.
Manchester City’s proceeds from the drop (50%) will go to the City in the Community charity, earmarked for the City Girls programme.
For more information, please visit: www.mancity.com/community
Power of Women is a digital art movement of bold, diverse and empowering artworks by the award-winning illustrator, Leah Ibrahim Sams. Their mission is to use art to inspire, empower and enable future generations of women, girls and non-binary people around the world.
Power of Women is a digital art movement of bold, diverse and empowering artworks by the award-winning illustrator, Leah Ibrahim Sams. Their mission is to use art to inspire, empower and enable future generations of women, girls and non-binary people around the world.
Founded in 1988 by City in the Community as Manchester City Ladies, a formal partnership with Manchester City was agreed in August 2012. The team were granted entry to the FA Women’s Super League in 2013 before being relaunched as Manchester City Women the following January, offering full-time professional contracts to players for the first time.
Founded in 1988 by City in the Community as Manchester City Ladies, a formal partnership with Manchester City was agreed in August 2012. The team were granted entry to the FA Women’s Super League in 2013 before being relaunched as Manchester City Women the following January, offering full-time professional contracts to players for the first time.
Leah Ibrahim Sams is a British-Malaysian illustrator based in London. She's the founder of Power of Women, the artist for The Royals, and an NFT.NYC award-winner with a vision for greater representation in Web3.
Leah Ibrahim Sams is a British-Malaysian illustrator based in London. She's the founder of Power of Women, the artist for The Royals, and an NFT.NYC award-winner with a vision for greater representation in Web3.
