Nuth was selected to represent ISF and Cambodia at Festival23, an 8-day youth festival of Football for Good, that was held in Sydney, Australia during the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023’s quarter-final week.

This extraordinary gathering brought together a diverse group of women/non-binary young leaders, not only from the global Common Goal Community but also from various corners of the world. With an engaging program featuring workshops, cultural events, and football activities focused on social impact, Festival23 aims to highlight the positive influence that football can have on society.

Nuth, an experienced Football Coach at ISF since 2021, has showcased exceptional dedication to the sport and its potential for driving meaningful change. Within the framework of ISF, Nuth has played a crucial role in organising and delivering technical football training, life-skills development, and a football-for-social-impact curriculum to young players of all abilities. She has specifically focused on reaching out to marginalised communities in and around Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Recognising her exceptional commitment, Nuth was selected as one of the top eight individuals to join the esteemed Beyond Sports Youth Advisory Board in 2021. As an avid learner and communicator, she has actively participated in various training sessions on Gender Equality, Social Inclusion, Mental Health, and LGBTIQ+ Inclusion, further enhancing her expertise and impact.

Nuth’s remarkable journey earned her a well-deserved opportunity to participate in Festival23. Not only did she witness the thrilling Women’s World Cup matches, but she also engageed with inspiring leaders from around the world. During her time in Australia, Nut visited The Illawarra Sports High School to share her experiences and deliver a presentation on ISF programs and their transformative impact.

At ISF, Nuth’s selection for Festival23 represents a proud moment. The organisation firmly believes that her participation not only enhanced her knowledge and skills but also empowered her to continue making a positive impact on her community. This international experience reaffirms ISF’s unwavering dedication to nurturing changemakers who utilize football as a catalyst for positive social change.