There are a number of ways you can get involved with Show Racism the Red Card. Visit a section below to find out more.
Each October we hold a national fundraising day across the UK for schools, organisations and individuals to show their support for anti-racism and raise valuable funds for our charity.
There are a range of ways in which clubs can get involved from holding an educational club event to producing an anti-racism team poster.
October is our Month of Action in Wales and Scotland where clubs participate in match day actions as part of the FARE action weeks.
Any club can “join in” with the action weeks to show their support against racism in football.
October is our Month of Action in Wales and Scotland where clubs participate in match day actions as part of the FARE action weeks.
Any club can “join in” with the action weeks to show their support against racism in football.
Our team can visit your school to deliver a range of educational workshops as part of our teacher training program.
Our team of educators can visit your workplace to deliver an equality training workshop. The training workshop is suitable for individuals of all levels, including employers, managers, supervisors, full-time and part-time workers, support/frontline staff as everyone in the workplace has a responsibility for supporting equality and diversity.
The Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) School Competition is held annually in England, Wales and Scotland. The competitions are free to enter and open to young people of all ages and abilities.
Pupils work with educational resources via the SRtRC Education Hub before getting creative and taking ownership of the anti-racism message.
Taking part in the Competition is a great follow-on activity to educational work about racism. We want to encourage participants to think about racism and produce their own work about this serious issue.
Young people are welcome to produce work in any medium – artwork, creative writing, song, film and T Shirt designs.
Trade Unions can get involved in a number of ways. Please get in touch to discuss how your Union can get involved.
For an example of a Union we have worked with click on the button below.
There are many ways to get involved and volunteer. Get in touch with one of our teams across the UK for more information.
Racism affects everyone and each penny we receive will make a real difference to a young person’s life and will enable our campaign to work with more young people and adults throughout the UK
There are a number of ways you can get involved and fundraise for us at school or work from taking on a challenge to having a bake sale. You can even just make a one off donation today!
Find out more ways you can fundraise by clicking on the button below.
Find out if we have any opportunities to join our team across the UK.
