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Show Racism the Red Card Annual Review 2024

Show Racism the Red Card's Annual Review 2024, introduced by honorary president Shaka Hislop and chief executive Ged Grebby, gives an overview of the charity's achievements and total reach in a year marred by far-right riots. It covers key events including Wear Red Day 2024, the schools competition and the migration project; its schools educational programmes, adult education and workforce initiatives and teachers' and educators' initiatives; regional impact and a North Highland case study; social media highlights; testimonials; trustees and sponsors.

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Show Racism the Red Card is the UK's leading anti-racism educational charity, using the high profile of football and sport to deliver anti-racism education in schools, workplaces and communities.

Key Metrics

Over 50,112 young people educated across 369 schools in 2024
23,662 adults, including educators and school staff, given anti-racism training
710,000 people took part in Wear Red Day 2024

Key Outcomes

  • Anti-racism education delivered in schools and workplaces across the UK
  • Wear Red Day 2024 campaign and the national schools competition
  • Regional programmes across England, Scotland and Wales

Geography

UK-Wide

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