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Clear filterOn the 14th February 2023, a long running campaign to memorialise and celebrate one of history's foremost abolitionists, reached another significant milestone. Community leaders, local historians, members of the public, along with representatives from the worlds of anti-racism, politics, sport, faith and healthcare gathered together to unveil a plaque recognising the tireless anti-enslavement campaigning of Frederick Douglass.
On the 9th February 2023, Show Racism the Red Card presented two anti racism and anti discrimination workshops to P6 pupils of Greenhill Primary.
On Tuesday 24th January, Show Racism the Red Card Scotland visited St Joseph's RC Primary School in Linlithgow, to deliver anti-racism workshops to Primary 6 and Primary 7. This is our first time back at St Joseph’s since the Pandemic and we were overjoyed to be welcomed back with such enthusiastic learners.
On Friday 20th January, UNISON Black Members group kindly invited Show Racism the Red Card Scotland along to attend the Unison Black Members Conference in Edinburgh.This was the first time the event has been held in person since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and it offered us an opportunity to meet and talk to committed union members and activists from across the UK.
On Thursday 19th January, Show Racism the Red Card Scotland visited the Mitchell Library in Glasgow to deliver anti-racism workshops to Scottish librarians.
On Friday 28th, Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th October 2022 Scottish football clubs will once again show their commitment to anti-racism and their support for the UK’s leading anti-racism educational charity, Show Racism the Red Card.
Young people across Scotland are to lead an important campaign for change throughout 2022.
Show Racism the Red Card Scotland delivered our Refugees, Stereotypes and Prejudice workshops at Annick Primary School working with 41 young people to promote the inclusion young Refugees who have recently resettled in Scotland.
