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Welcome to Show Racism the Red Card.
Scotland's campaign against racism in football and society

Latest News	The EiS / Show Racism the Red Card Schools Art Competition 2008 news!
10 Feb: Scottish Hockey Union.	Welcoming New Scots Information about the 2008 EiS / Show Racism the Red Card is now available. The theme for this years competition is 'Welcoming New Scots'. There are fantastic prizes to be won including Cash for your School, signed SPL Football tops and signed footballs. To register your interest, log on to www.eis.org.uk and go to the SRTRC section or contact the EiS Equality Department on 0131 225 6244 or email abrand@eis.org.uk or download the flyer here. More details will follow shortly.
01 Feb: Hope Not Hate: Rock Against Racism 2008.
01 Feb: Love Music Hate Racism, Conference and Carnival.
30 Jan: East Fife player found guilty of unacceptable conduct.
New publications and DVD now available!
Show Racism the Red Card have now published a Campaign DVD with an accompanying Project Summary booklet illustrating the work that we undertake throughout the UK, this is available free of charge through your national SRTRC office. The DVD and supporting documents will be of use to Councils, Football Clubs across the grassroots, amatuer and professional levels, community groups, educationalists and other anti-racist initiatives. The DVD includes guides to working with Show Racism the Red Card and our resoures, the guides are of use to Football Clubs and Councils. The Annual Review of our work in England and Wales - 2006 is available on this DVD and also the Annual Review of our work in Scotland - 2006. These publications can be downloaded from this website by clicking on the images or links above!

SRTRC UK Newsletter - Issue 1

SRTRC UK Newsletter - Issue 2

Newsletter 1, February 2007

Due to popular demand, we are now publishing a quarterly Newsletter which can be donwloaded from the website as a pdf document.

The Newsletter provides an overview of some of the work taking place throughout the UK.

If you would like to be emailed a copy of the Newsletter, please email info@theredcardscotland.org with Newsletter in the subject line.

Issue 1 can be downloaded here!

Newsletter 2, June 2007

Issue 2 has photos and stories from the Schools Art Competition prize winning days at Hampden, Wembley and the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff.

From February through to June was a busy time for the Scottish office with educational workshops being held at stadiums across the country, more information is available in this issue.

If you would like to be emailed a copy of the Newsletter, please email info@theredcardscotland.org with Newsletter in the subject line.

Issue 2 can be downloaded here!

Red Card 2006 - Magazine still available

Standards

10th Anniversary magazine now available

The 2006 magazine features interviews with the UK's top footballers on racism, multiculturalism and much more.

Due to public demand, this years magazine features a Spot the Ball competition and a Wordsearch alongside cut out posters.

Box of 100 only £50 (inc. p&p)

Also see our Fortnight of Action 2005 - Action Reports, the Action Gallery and an events list.

How to order ...

Take part in The Red Card Quiz

A level playing field for all ?

SRTRC is working with a broad range of partners on research, standards, policy-development and projects to ensure Scottish minority groups become fairly represented at all levels of the game.

FIFA has revised sanctions regarding racial and religious discrimination at football matches

Uefa has revised sanctions regarding racial and religious discrimination at football matches

Uefa's Tackling Racism in Club Football - A Guide For Clubs is a guide for clubs on how best to tackle discrimination at football matches and beyond

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Show Racism the Red Card Mission Statement

Show Racism The Red Card is an anti-racist campaigning and educational charity. We aim to combat racism through enabling role models, who are predominantly but not exclusively footballers, to present an anti-racist message to young people and others.

We achieve this through:

Producing educational resources.

Developing activities to encourage people, including young people to challenge racism.

Developing campaigns and strategies to challenge racism at all levels of football.