News and Events

Show Racism the Red Card Northwest Team has partnered with Black Country Healthcare Trust to conduct our ‘Training the Trainer’ programme. The initiative aims to empower leaders and managers with the necessary tools to facilitate conversations, address privilege and bias, and actively promote anti-racist practices within their workplace.

Show Racism the Red Card joined UNISON Northwest and 56 of their branch Secretaries to delve in to the themes of unconscious bias, authentic allyship, and the launch of our NW Ambassador Programme.

As we strive forward in our campaign to have anti-racism adopted onto the National Curriculum in England and Scotland, James Mitchell member of Unite the Union calls on colleagues and all other unions to join together.

Show Racism the Red Card continue our support of the Reflect Forward initiative working with One Love Australia.

Following on from our milestone of engaging one million people in our anti-racism education programme here we report on the number of participants we have reached in the last 6 months and the vast reach our School Competitions have had across the UK.

SRTRC are calling on Councillors throughout the UK to use some of their ward budgets to support Wear Red Day and our anti-racism educational work.

This week we focus on our North East team as part of our spotlight series where we shine a spotlight on our core educational work as charity, showcasing sessions and events from our different regional offices each week.

Long Eaton United youth teams Show Racism the Red Card, by promoting our anti-racist message through grassroots football with specially designed kits replacing the usual number on the back of their shirts.

Following the historic treble win for Manchester City FC, Show Racism the Red Card hold end of season educational event at the prestigious Etihad Stadium.

Our team in Wales this week have delivered inclusive workshops at Maes Derw – a purpose built school environment located on the outskirts of Swansea.

With support from UNISON we have this year passed a milestone of engaging over one million people in our anti-racism programme, in schools, workplaces and communities.

Below you will find a roundup of all the activities SRtRC was involved with on