Posted on 11th May 2015
Love Football Hate Racism will be hosting a musical event at Dulwich Hamlet next month to bring football fans together against racism and discrimination.
“People feel like part of the club” – A day at Dulwich Hamlet FC
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
We recently teamed up with the rather excellent Football Beyond Borders (FBB) to help promote the ground-breaking projects they’re working on across London to support young people.
A couple of weeks back 13-year-old Matthew Young from FBB visited Champion Hill, home of Dulwich Hamlet FC, to meet their fans and manager.
“It’s great to see such a fantastic film displaying the role played by non-league clubs and their supporters in promoting equality, inclusion, and diversity in football,” said Anwar Uddin, the FSF’s Diversity and Campaigns Manager.
- Read more on the FSF and Kick It Out Fans for Diversity campaign here.
