Another Successful ‘Show Racism the Red Card’ Workshop at Bristol Rovers
- Marc Lewis
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Powerful Anti-Racism Workshop Returns to the Memorial Stadium
Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rovers Community Trust were proud to host another powerful Show Racism the Red Card workshop at the Memorial Stadium this week, led by our Head of Sport, Frazer Phillips. Schools from across North Bristol were invited to take part in an engaging morning of discussion, learning, and reflection.
The workshop was supported by special guests from Avon & Somerset Police, who shared valuable insights into how communities can work together to challenge discrimination. Alongside the police we were also delighted to welcome Women's first-team player Layah Douglas, who spoke openly about their own experiences within football and beyond. Their voices provided meaningful inspiration to the young people in attendance, reinforcing the importance of unity, respect, and standing up for what is right.
Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) is the UK’s leading anti-racism education charity, using the power and visibility of football to promote positive change. Through workshops, resources, and player-led conversations, the campaign encourages young people and adults alike to challenge stereotypes, deepen their understanding of race, and become active advocates for equality.
As a club and community organisation, we are committed to championing inclusivity and celebrating the diverse communities we serve. Supporting initiatives like Show Racism the Red Card as it aligns with our core values - promoting fairness, education, and togetherness through the sport we all love.
In the words of Frazer Phillips, Head of Sport:
“It’s been wonderful to see all the children fully engaged throughout the three workshops - asking thoughtful questions and showing genuine interest in a sensitive topic that affects us all. We always look forward to Show Racism the Red Card coming in and speaking with students from across the local area.”
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