Presenter and journalist, Jules Breach, will co-host this year’s national Raise Your Game conference at the Emirates Stadium on Monday 15 April. Read more
Kick It Out caught up with freelance sports broadcaster, Anne-Marie Batson, who has been confirmed as a host of the national Raise Your Game conference at the Emirates. Read more
Kick It Out's national Raise Your Game Conference, #RYG19, for anyone hoping to work in football - will once again be hosted at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium on Monday 15 April. Read more
Kick It Out have released an uncompromising short film, donated by Director Ivor Baddiel and Chelsea FC, encouraging people to report antisemitic abuse. Read more
Follow all the latest events and activity from Kick It Out - campaigning for equality in football for 25 years.
Last month Ipswich Wanderers under-18s left the pitch after one of their players alleged racial abuse. Just days later, the team were on the receiving end of racism again. Read more
Football's leading equality organisation has teamed up with media giants Eurosport to offer four work experience placements to people aspiring to work in sports journalism. Read more
The full list of mentors for Kick It Out's national Raise Your Game conference on Monday 15 April has been confirmed. Read more
Kick It Out statement following racist chants directed at Mohamed Salah by Chelsea supporters. Read more
Kick It Out have confirmed the details of the workshops taking place at the national Raise Your Game conference on Monday 15 April. Read more
Kick It Out statement following a number of discrimination reports in grassroots football, as well as questions over sanctions given to alleged victims of discriminatory abuse. Read more
Kick It Out's Head of Development Troy Townsend on what Danny Rose's latest comments about racism in football say about the state of the game. Read more
To mark 25 years of campaigning for equality in football, we share 25 pictures from our dedicated Week of Action since the initiative began in 2001. Read more
Charlton Athletic striker Lyle Taylor talks to Kick It Out about his experiences of racism in the game ahead of our #RYG19 debate. Read more
Leyton Orient Women will wear a commemorative Kick It Out shirt for their dedicated match against Norwich City. Read more