Watch (profile): Women's soccer reform leader Moya Dodd

• by Mike Woitalla  @MikeWoitalla, Dec 11, 2020

Moya Dodd, who played for Australia in 1980s before becoming a lawyer, joined the FIFA executive committee in 2013 and her gender reform proposal was passed in 2016. From the WICC Best XI  video series:

French star Wendie Renard on realizing her childhood soccer dreams

Bibiana Steinhaus on blazing a trail in the referee world

Megan Rapinoe on athletes' activism and speaking for people who don't have a platform

Jill Ellis' rise to World Cup-winner and her quest to boost women coaches

Meg Linehan on covering the women's game

A women's soccer hero Khalida Popal -- defying Taliban tyranny

Sarai Bareman -- from New Zealand and Samoa to FIFA's women's soccer chief