What is Kick It Out doing to make Football United? ⚽ Over the last year, we've been working towards four goals: 🤝 Everyone is included ⚽ Everyone is represented on the pitch 💼 Everyone can lead off the pitch 🫵 Everyone stands up to discrimination One year into our Football United strategy, we've reached thousands through education, strengthened reporting routes, influenced change across the game and built new partnerships that are helping make football more welcoming for all. We're proud of the progress we've made alongside our partners, but we know there's still more to do to make everyone feel they belong in football. 🔗 Read our Year One Impact Report: bit.ly/3TshZEc

Reports of misogynistic chanting received by Kick It Out rose sharply last season so we welcome clubs standing up to it. Our research shows that more than half of women have experienced sexism or misogyny at matches, and 85% of those women don’t report it because they don’t think it will taken seriously. If you see or hear sexism or misogyny you can report it to us at: kickitout.org/report

Looking forward to joining @dcfcofficial today for the EFL’s Together Against Racism campaign. Come and say hi, learn more about what we do and grab some @kickitout merch in Harrison’s Hub!

🤔 Heading to a game this weekend? ‼️ It's important to remember that if you see or hear discrimination at a football match or online, you can report it to Kick It Out. 📲 You can report it via our website or through social media or email: [email protected]

Change begins with understanding. Kick It Out’s Fan Education programme helps supporters understand the impact of discriminatory behaviour in stadiums or online. The programme has reached over 550 fans, and with a reoffending rate of 1.25%, it's helping to make football a safer and more welcoming space for everyone. Kick It Out is proud to work alongside @NorwichCityFC and the @EFL in standing up to discrimination. Find out more: bit.ly/4jiyFIL

Today, the Kick It Out team are proudly wearing red and showing our support for Wear Red Day ❤️ For 12 years, Wear Red Day has been helping to change hearts, change minds and change lives. Find out more here: bit.ly/47sRtxM #WRD26 #WearRedDay #ShowRacismTheRedCard @SRTRC_England

Change begins with understanding. Kick It Out’s Fan Education programme helps supporters understand the impact of discriminatory behaviour in stadiums or online. The programme has reached over 550 fans, and with a reoffending rate of 1.25%, it's helping to make football a safer and more welcoming space for everyone. Kick It Out is proud to work alongside @SpursOfficial and the @premierleague in standing up to discrimination. Find out more: bit.ly/4jiyFIL

We’re disappointed to hear reports of racist abuse towards Swansea’s Jisung Eom during Tuesday’s Championship game at Millwall. Both clubs have condemned the incident, and it’s positive that Millwall and match officials followed the right protocols so that action can be taken to identify any individual responsible. In that moment, protocols are in place to help match and security officials respond appropriately. That ensures that players are protected and key details are captured so that accountability can follow, regardless of how long it takes. Player welfare should always take precedence over the momentum or flow of a match, and it’s essential that managers and all leaders recognise this and set the tone with their language so that everyone can stand up to discrimination.