News and Events

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.

Our Chief Executive Ged Grebby attended the ceremony to see our patron and football legend Gary Bennett receive the Freedom of the City Sunderland in recognition of his work in combatting racism with Show Racism the Red Card.

During the month of February we have continued to promote our message of anti-racism and equality in society. Here is a round-up of some of our notable events in sporting clubs.

We can proudly announce and introduce you to the newest members of our Board of Trustees. Our new Trustees join the existing team bringing with them a wealth of experience also the drive and focus to guide us through the coming years.

Winners from schools all across England will be recognised for taking ownership of the anti-racism message.

The beginning of 2023 marks a phenomenally exciting milestone for Show Racism the Red Card. We are fast approaching the day when we will have delivered anti-racism education to 1 million people in the UK.

The North Shields office of Stowe Family Law Show Racism the Red Card by donating £600 to our charity to continue our decades of anti-racism work.

Chris Kamara, a long standing patron of ours, has been awarded an MBE in King Charles’ New Year’s honours for services to football, charity and anti-racism thanks to his work in supporting Show Racism the Red Card and Marie Curie.

It’s that time of year again. That time where I wonder how time flies, where the year has gone, and reflect on all that the last 12 months has given us.