News and Events

It was great to see so many MSPs across all political parties to promote Wear Red Day on Friday 20th October. We have already broken last years total of over 440,000 registered participants across the UK with over 40,000 in Scotland.

On Tuesday 26th September Show Racism The Red Card were back in North London working in collaboration with Arsenal in The Community at their education centre, The Hub, delivering our academy training programme to the clubs 40 sixth form pupils.

Our North East England team will be hosting a hands-on anti-racism training session that aims to empower teachers and leaders to create positive change within educational settings.

Show Racism the Red Card’s online education platform, The Education Hub, launched only in February this year, has now surpassed 10,000 registered users!

In a powerful collaboration aimed at combatting racism and promoting inclusivity, Show Racism the Red Card joined forces with Tottenham Hotspur FC to host an educational event that left a lasting impact on over 60 young pupils.

On the 5th of September SRtRC celebrated the launch of our Wear Red Day 2023 campaign with our trade union partners in London at a special event hosted by Unite the Union.

On the 11th of September, SRtRC will be hosting a meeting alongside the NEU as part of the TUC conference in Liverpool, marking the next phase of launching our ‘Migration. Making Britian Great’ campaign.

For Wear Red Day 2023, we are honoured to be partnering with Merlin Entertainment on a brand new, major educational initiative. As one of only three charities in the UK to partner with Merlin Entertainments (alongside WWF and Pride in London), the London Eye will be showcasing our dual produced in-class and in-pod educational resources to a selection of lucky London schools.

Former Scotland, Great Britain and Glasgow Rocks basketball player, Kieron Achara, has helped launch a new campaign led by Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC).

On Friday 23rd June 2023 at the Cardiff City Stadium, Show Racism the Red Card and Football Association of Wales launched a report into Racism in Grassroots Football in Wales and highlighting key recommendations for change.

Schools from across Manchester gathered at the Etihad Stadium for Show Racism the Red Card’s Changemakers event day. The students started the day with a number of anti-racism education workshops. They then went on to apply what they learnt in a creative thinking activity, thinking of ways to make a difference in their schools and how to implement active anti-racism. Attendees also got the opportunity to explore the stadium, first built ahead of the Manchester Commonwealth Games in 2002.

With the new Premier League season just days away, Show Racism the Red Card is launching a new initiative that will celebrate migration across the UK, highlighting the North East, West Midlands, and Scotland. Newcastle United legends launch video as research says seventy different nationalities will be represented when the Premier League kicks off!