Showing articles from the year 2023
Clear filterFormer Scotland manager and long time supporter of the campaign, Craig Brown, has passed away after a short illness.
Below you will find a roundup of all the activities SRtRC was involved with on
On Friday 16th June, the BT Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh played host to Show Racism the Red Card Scotland’s 2023 Creative Competition Prize Giving Ceremony.
Earlier this month, Show Racism the Red Card’s All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) met to hear from keynote speakers including the outgoing and incoming general secretaries of the National Education Union (NEU) in Kevin Courtney and Daniel Kebede respectively, who spoke on the need for anti-racism on the national curriculum.
Show Racism the Red Card Wales is delighted to announce our Windrush-themed education pack, “Windrush Then and Now”, containing anti-racism resources and activities for pupils.
Show Racism the Red Card are excited to announce our Scottish School’s Showcase.
Newcastle United’s collaboration with the “Show Racism the Red Card” campaign proved to be a powerful platform for promoting anti-racism and hate crime training for young people.
Show Racism the Red Card held several educational events at various Football clubs in March, April and May. Here’s a brief round-up of the events.
Officials from SRtRC: Scotland, St Johnstone’s community trust Saints in the Community, and members of the Perth and Kinross council gathered in Perth chambers to celebrate fifteen years of successful partnership working.
The Frensham Heights School in Farnham recently hosted a powerful anti-racism workshop for Year 9 and 10 students.
Show Racism the Red Card: Scotland has been delighted to work alongside the players and staff of St Mirren FC to have important discussions about race, racism, and anti-racism.
Show Racism the Red Card were presented the findings of a research project undertaken by final year Politics students at the Newcastle University Community Based Research in Politics Annual Conference.
