Arsenal fans show their support
Football fans have a proud history of challenging racism in the game.
As the lifeblood of the game fan activities are crucial to the weeks of action's success and it will come as no surprise that the idea for the One Game, One Community weeks of action came from a fan who wanted to become more involved in the campaign.
Thousands of fans get involved in the weeks of action each year by staging their own events or working alongside their club to set out a clear message.
Here are just a few ways fans can do their bit during the weeks of action:
> Produce your own anti-racism leaflet to distribute at a match or a banner to display around the ground.
> Get fans to sign up to an anti-racism pledge.
> Apply for a One Game, One Community grant
> Work with your club on their anti-racism game during the period.
> Organise a pre-match activity, such as an anti-racism fans friendly.
> Work with minority groups to organise an event.
> Involve and inform your online community through forums, message boards, etc.
Or you can make your own personal statement by ordering a t-shirt and a badge from us. Other resources can also be applied for during the weeks of action.
Click here to contact one of the Kick It Out team for further advice.
