January and February have been busy months for the Fans for Diversity campaign. Campaign organiser Anwar Uddin tells us about the work going on…
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Following comments on Radio 5 Live from Ray Kiddell, Council member at The Football Association (FA), made in relation to the Parliamentary debate on reform of English football’s governing body, Kick It Out and the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) have released the following statement:
A news Fans For Diversity team will be taking on the LGBT-campaign group Stonewall to mark February’s LGBT history month.
Anwar Uddin, the FSF’s Fans for Diversity campaign manager, has been heading-up some high-profile events for us recently. We spoke to him to find out more…
Ahead of the 2016 FSF Awards in partnership with Virgin Media next month, we’re pleased to announce the publications shortlisted for Fanzine of the Year.
A photography exhibition that captured football fans from around the world watching the Euros in London this summer will be launching next week.
Leyton Orient have refurbished an old part of Brisbane Road to use as a welcoming space for potential new supporters with help from Fans For Diversity.
Our Fans For Diversity programme has been holding events across the country this summer as we continue to work with Kick It Out to help under-represented groups get into the match-going habit.
It’s been another busy year for our Fans For Diversity campaign which we run with Kick It Out. We caught up with campaign lead Anwar Uddin who’s been out in France helping our England Fans’ Embassy team during the Euros…
The Fans For Diversity campaign has completed its second year of activity and continues to make progress supported by countless fan groups.
We caught up with FSF campaigns and diversity manager Anwar Uddin to find out the latest about the Fans for Diversity campaign…
Fans for Diversity writer Isra Gabal spoke to the parents of Nathan Shippey, a young Sunderland fan on the autism spectrum who had a sensory facility named after him at the Stadium of Light, about why clubs need to think beyond the wheelchair on disability access…
Every month we catch up with Anwar Uddin to hear the latest from Fans For Diversity which we run with Kick It Out. Anwar leads the campaign and he’s always on the lookout for fans who’d like to get involved. Fans For Diversity’s work is driven by the grassroots and we have a small budget for club-specific activities – find out more via [email protected].
Every month we catch up with Anwar Uddin to hear the latest from Fans For Diversity which we run with Kick It Out. Anwar leads the campaign and he’s always on the lookout for fans who’d like to get involved. Fans For Diversity’s work is driven by the grassroots and we have a small budget for club-specific activities – find out more via [email protected].
Here are a selection of the videos taking from our Fans For Diversity campaign – brought together on one page. Enjoy!
The FSF’s diversity and campaigns manager, ex-pro Anwar Uddin, has been recognised by the Asian Football Awards.
Every month we catch up with Anwar Uddin to hear the latest from Fans For Diversity which we run with Kick It Out. Anwar leads the campaign and he’s always on the lookout for fans who’d like to get involved. Fans For Diversity’s work is driven by the grassroots and we have a small budget for club-specific activities – find out more via [email protected].
Non-League Day (NLD) takes place Saturday 10th October and, as ever, it has our full support. To celebrate NLD last year the FSF visited Lewes’ Dripping Pan with Kick It Out – our joint Fans For Diversity campaign gave disabled fans the chance to play on the pitch prior to a first team game.
Colchester United have produced a guide to the club encouraging new fans along to the Colchester Community Stadium and dispel any myths around attending live football.
Anti-discrimination body Kick It Out has produced a new reporting app, which it hopes will help tackle football-related hate crime on social media.