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.
As part of Show Racism the Red Card’s commitment to supporting schools in creating more inclusive and anti-racist environments, we are proud to officially shine a spotlight on our East Midlands office. While this region has ambitious plans to reach schools across the entire East Midlands, our current capacity means we are focusing our initial rollout on Derby City – and the fantastic work taking place at Lees Brook Academy is a perfect example of the impact we are already making.
A discussion on the impact of anti-immigration rhetoric and to outline training provided by SRtRC to support UNISON members to hold ‘challenging conversations’
In July, our North West team launched its Community Foundation for Merseyside-funded Anti-Racist Captains project at Tranmere Rovers FC, incorporating a Remembering Srebrenica memorial event in partnership with Wirral secondary schools and Wirral Deen Centre.
Tackling Racism Together - a brand new book supporting the next generation to challenge racism
A stunning collection of signed, framed football shirts and memorabilia will be auctioned on the evening of Show Racism the Red Card’s (SRtRC’s) 30th Anniversary Dinner, following SRtRC’s 30th Anniversary Golf Day with Legends at Ramside Hall. For supporters unable to attend, online bidding is now open – ensuring no one misses the chance to own a piece of football history.
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.
