News and Events

Our team held our first anti-racism CPD day for teachers in the North East at the end of March and it was a real success! We invited teachers and educators from across the region to take part in a day full of important discussions.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, Show Racism the Red Card and Manchester United Foundation teamed up to host a fantastic female-led schools event at Old Trafford Stadium.

Show Racism the Red Card is delighted to announce that Layah Douglas, star footballer of the Bristol Rovers Women team, has been appointed as their latest ambassador.

Justine King joins a global panel hosted by the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation.

Show Racism the Red Card Scotland are proud to announce the launch of our Creative Competition 2023. Each year we invite schools from across the nation to produce anti-racism themed artwork in a range of mediums. This year in Scotland, our theme is Speak Out. We are focusing on t-shirt designs, posters and visual arts, written and video submissions from across Primary and Secondary.

Show Racism the Red Card teamed up for the second year in a row with Bolton Wanderers FC and Bolton Wanderers in the Community for 3 days of educational events reaching nearly 500 young people from across Bolton.

SRtRC are inviting potential Impact & Evaluation partners to tender to support our important education work.

Show Racism the Red Card are are honoured to have been the official charity partner of the Visionary Arts Social Impact Awards 2023! Congratulations to all of the winners, and all of those nominated for incredible work and influence for positive change on a wide range of social justice.

Today the Met Police is under intense scrutiny following a damning report by Lady Louise Casey revealing that the force has institutional problems with racism, misogyny and homophobia.

The influence and power of football, Gary brings a debate over the ‘Illegal Migration Bill’ to the forefront of conversation.

Using education and sporting role models, Show Racism the Red Card will work alongside IMIX and Migrant Voice on an innovative new campaign to challenge the narrative of migration.