The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and Show Racism the Red Card express our deep concern and unequivocally condemn the alarming surge in racism and discrimination that has marred international football throughout 2026, including during the FIFA World Cup and other international competitions.
Show Racism the Red Card Scotland (SRtRC Scotland) was proud to contribute to UNISON’s annual Equality Seminar in Glasgow, where equality representatives from across the Utilities Sector came together to explore some of the key challenges facing workplaces and communities today.
We are grateful to Newcastle United Football Club for providing £100 vouchers to their official store to our Overall School Competition winners – adding to the prizes that made this year’s competition in England so special.
Golf in the morning, dining in the evening – whether you’re a player or a spectator, there’s a place for you at both!
In less than a month’s time, we’re celebrating 30 years of Show Racism the Red Card – and you’re invited.
For years, this country has debated the impact of migration and what should be done about it. But how can you make any decisions without consulting the people it will affect the most–migrants? This has been Migrant Voice’s approach for the last 15 years: 15 years of speaking up on the challenges migrants face while in the UK.
This week, Roxanne and Tanya–two of our dedicated anti-racist educators in Wales–share their journeys of learning Welsh. Through their reflections, we get a glimpse into Welsh culture and see how language shapes identity and everyday life.
On Sunday (12th July), we attended FC United of Manchester’s Broadhurst Park, where a team of FC Legends took on a team of celebrities to celebrate the life and legacy of Manchester uncrowned boxing champion Len Johnson.
This week, our spotlight takes us to the south of England, where Leon Braithwaite from the Southern team was invited as a guest speaker at the USDAW Eastern Conference on 24 June 2026.
Jeff Brown shares the powerful story of Sunderland AFC's first Black player, Roland (Roly) Gregoire, with BBC Sport. It takes courage to share the painful experiences of racism that one has faced, and our gratitude goes out to Roly and the club – not only for sharing his story and making amends where possible, but for honouring the truth.
Following a series of anti-racism workshops in Broadoak Primary School between 2022 and 2025, SRtRC introduced an Anti-Racist Captains programme, funded by Salford Healthy Schools partnership. The project trained Year 5 pupils as anti-racism captains to lead peer education, celebrate diversity, and challenge prejudice school-wide.
Show Racism the Red Card is taking its “How to Talk About…” Summer Roadshows across Wales this summer, with events taking place in all 22 local authority areas.
