[Community] CARE Partnership celebrates weeks of action
Charlton Athletic and Greenwich Council, through their joint CARE Partnership initiative, mark their 19th annual Red, White and Black Day at tomorrow’s League One match against Carlisle United, by celebrating the One Game, One Community weeks of action.
[UK] Hugh Robertson backs One Game, One Community weeks of action
Hugh Robertson, Minister for Sport and the Olympics, has pledged his support to Kick It Out as another bumper period of One Game, One Community weeks of action activity kicks off this weekend.
[UK] Wycombe Wanderers sign Government ‘Charter for Action’
Wycombe Wanderers has become the first football club to sign the Government ‘Charter for Action’.
[Community] Bantams celebrating long history of black footballers at free event
Bradford City will be celebrating over a century of black footballers prior to their dedicated One Game, One Community weeks of action fixture against Northampton Town this Saturday (22 October).
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The Y-Word
The Y-Word, a film tackling anti-Semitism in football featuring Ledley King, Frank Lampard and Zesh Rehman, can be viewed here.
Free coaching masterclass
The Black and Asian Coaches Association (BACA) is hosting a free coaching development day at Hackney Marshes this Saturday.
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Peter Tatchell
"Homophobic abuse of footballers is completely unacceptable and is one of the main reasons why there are no out gay professional footballers."
Peter Tatchell, gay rights campaigner