“We are far more united and have far more in common than that which divides us.”
Once again we are astonished at the thought, time and effort our entrants have put in to their entries and are proud to announce our list of chosen winners for the School Competition of 2023; the order of which will be announced at our Awards Ceremony at Liverpool FC’s Anfield Stadium.
Show Racism the Red Card Wales celebrate the winners of this years Creative Competition at a special awards ceremony attended by the prize winners, parents, teachers and special guests!
Show Racism the Red Card’s new online education platform, The Education Hub, which was launched at the end of January this year, has already reached a staggering 5,600 registered users.
SRtRC Scotland were delighted to visit Excelsior Stadium in Airdrie on 3rd May 2023 to deliver anti-racism education to Coaches, Child Wellbeing and Protection Officers, and other Club Officials from SYFA member clubs operating within the local area.
Staff and students at Bristol Brunel Academy showed racism the red card at a whole school event. Staff and students were encouraged to wear something red in support of this initiative and raise funds for SRtRC!
On March 30th, 2023, an anti-racism educational event was delivered by Show Racism The Red Card in partnership with Arsenal in the community at The Emirates stadium, home of Arsenal football club.
Show Racism the Red Card Wales proudly welcomed 25 Leaders of Now from four of our five ambassador schools, alongside esteemed guests such as North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner, Andy Dunbobbin and representatives from the Children’s commissioner for Wales’ office and Denbighshire and Conwy Councils, amongst others, at a fantastic share and celebrate event in St George’s Hotel, Llandudno.
This week sees the launch of a website to bring together the research and multiple projects which have taken place to tell the vastly untold stories of African lives in the Northern England. A celebratory event was held at TW Archives inviting many of the collaborators and members of the public to showcase the completed work. Show Racism the Red Card were honoured to attend the event and meet all of those involved.
Earlier this week, SRtRC President Shaka Hislop, spoke with final year sports media students at Northumbria University, drawing from his experience as a former professional premier league football player and currently an ESPN football pundit and analyst, based in the U.S.
On 22 April 1993, at the age of just 18, Stephen Lawrence was murdered in an unprovoked racist attack. This incident and the ensuing campaign for justice led by his parents, became a landmark moment in the history of British race relations.
The Harrogate Conference Centre once again saw a huge turn out from the 3rd to the 6th of April for the NEU Union Conference.
