Football Association of Wales showing racism the red card at the Wales v Bulgaria match Sep 7, 2020
The SRtRC Wales team was honoured to be recognised as one of the 100 top ‘Changemakers’ in outgoing Future Generations Commissioner, Sophie Howe’s, definitive list.
During November and December, Show Racism the Red Card Wales has supported Cardiff Women’s Aid, delivering full day training sessions to staff members across the organisation.
Show Racism the Red Card are delighted to announce that the school creative competition is back for 2023, this year we want to make it bigger and better.
Show Racism the Red Card we believe that the first step to change is accepting that there is a problem in the first place. The second step is to set priorities accordingly and this is why we are working closer than ever with the FAW to share a message that we both believe in.
To find out more about our projects in Wales and how to get involved with our Wales region download the Our Campaign document by clicking on the button below.
We have launched an online reporting hub for Wales for anyone that has been a victim or has witnessed racism in football as part of our Challenging Racism in football Project.
To find out more about our online reporting hub or to submit a report click on the button below.
If you are a grassroots club in Wales and wanted to get involved with our campaign, check out our guide for the various ways we can support you by clicking on the button below.
Highlights of the impact of our educational work during the 2016/17 academic year. The video features reflection interviews with young people, teachers and players across Wales. Video produced by ARABY.
