Chess Communities and Organizations
From your local chess club to FIDE (the International Chess Federation), organized chess exists everywhere. Being part of the chess community can be a rewarding experience - learn how to get involved and meet other chess enthusiasts around the world!
A Guide to Organized Chess
A myriad of organizations exist to promote and organize chess, from the club level to the world stage.
A myriad of organizations exist to promote and organize chess, from the club level to the world stage.
Understanding Chess Ratings
Learn what chess ratings are, and how to earn a chess rating.
Learn what chess ratings are, and how to earn a chess rating.
Chess Federation of Canada
The official governing body of chess in Canada.
The official governing body of chess in Canada.
English Chess Federation
The English Chess Federation governs chess throughout England.
The English Chess Federation governs chess throughout England.
FIDE
FIDE, or the World Chess Federation, oversees the national chess federations and governs international chess competitions.
FIDE, or the World Chess Federation, oversees the national chess federations and governs international chess competitions.
Marshall Chess Club
The Marshall Chess Club, located in New York City, is one of the oldest and most prestigious clubs in the United States.
The Marshall Chess Club, located in New York City, is one of the oldest and most prestigious clubs in the United States.
United States Chess Federation
The official site of the United States Chess Federation.
The official site of the United States Chess Federation.