SRtRC were invited to the Speaker's Residence on the 17th October for an event celebrating Black History Month
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Show Racism the Red Card Scotland and The Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) are proud to announce the details of our Anti-Racist Creative Competition for 2024/2025.
This October, football in Wales has come together with a powerful show of solidarity against racism, marking 2024’s Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) Month of Action #MOACymru24. With more than 280 clubs, 2,700 teams and over 35,000 players participating, the initiative has had an inspiring impact across the nation.
In the UK, November brings crucial awareness to Islamophobia- this year’s theme is ‘Plant a Seed of change’. The goal is to emphasise the importance of how small actions can contribute to big change.
The Department of Education is currently holding a curriculum review, with the call for evidence ending on 23 November.
This past week, the South Region hosted two incredible anti-racism educational events at Portsmouth Football Club at Fratton Park and Arsenal FC at The Emirates, with the goal of inspiring young students to embrace unity, respect, and inclusivity.
On Wednesday 15th October Show Racism the Red Card collaborated with Blackpool FC Community Trust to help educate the next generation of fans on the issues of racism and how to be an active ally.
In a crucial step towards fostering a more inclusive environment, the first team players at Hibernian FC recently participated in an eye-opening anti-racism workshop. The session focused on deepening their understanding of stereotypes, biases, and gatekeeping, shedding light on how these factors contribute to the experience of racism.
Show Racism the Red Card’s Match Actions Campaign is back again in 2024, with clubs across Scottish football showing their commitment to anti-racism over one weekend.
Hoci Cymru, the governing body for hockey in Wales, recently completed an impactful anti-racism training initiative, facilitated by Show Racism the Red Card
Show Racism the Red Card showed up in full force with a phenomenal line up of panellists at the Labour party conference 2024, in the heart of Liverpool
On Tuesday 24th September, SRtRC Wales launched ‘Leaders of Now’ 2024-25 with a brand-new cohort of eager anti-racism ambassadors from across Flintshire and Wrexham thanks to funding from Flintshire Healthy Schools team, Wrexham Healthy Schools team and the Community Cohesion Northeast Wales team.
