As demand for anti-racism education continues to grow, Show Racism the Red Card has seen an increasing number of requests from specialist provision settings across the North East.
As demand for anti-racism education continues to grow, Show Racism the Red Card has seen an increasing number of requests from specialist provision settings across the North East.
At a Council meeting on Wednesday 16th of September, the Leader of Sunderland City Council withdrew support for Wear Red Day 2026
We are recruiting to a part time (21 hours per week) Admin vacancy in our Scottish Office in Glasgow. Applications close Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 23.59
We are recruiting to a new part time (21 hours per week) Education Worker vacancy to join our Scottish Team. Applications close Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 23.59
Show Racism the Red Card stands in full solidarity with Emma Kirk-Odunubi, and with any runner who has faced racial abuse while taking part in the Great North Run.
In August, our North West team once again delivered a workshop at the Solutions Not Sides annual Bridge Builders Programme in Cambridge.
This week, our Scottish education team worked with pupils at St. Athanasius Primary School.
Show Racism the Red Card celebrated a huge milestone in the charity’s history as supporters, partners, sporting figures and friends of the charity came together at Cardiff City Stadium to mark our 30th Anniversary.
The Southern Region team had a fantastic day at Oxford United, delivering two engaging anti-racism education sessions with young footballers across the city.
On Monday 10th August, supporters of Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) came together across the North East to mark a significant milestone – 30 years of standing up to racism through the power of football. It was a day not just of reflection, but of reaffirmation, as players, patrons and partners united at Ramside Hall for a special 30th Anniversary Golf Day and Dinner.
We are heartbroken by the loss of Professor Jason Arday. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, colleagues and everyone who had the privilege of knowing, working alongside or being inspired by him. Jason was a pioneering academic, campaigner and powerful voice for racial equality whose contribution to challenging racism will leave a lasting legacy.
For football to be truly welcoming, everyone has a role to play in challenging racism and promoting inclusion. While campaigns and days of action remain hugely important, lasting change comes when clubs embed those values into everything they do.
