The response to sexual assault allegations in football reflects a culture more focused on protecting reputations than victims, says our COO Hollie Varney.
As the Women’s Euros gets underway, new research from Kick It Out warns that sexist abuse online is preventing fans from posting during the tournament and could be discouraging the next generation of girls from getting involved in football.
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Uriah Rennie, a true trailblazer whose leadership, talent and visibility as the Premier League’s first Black referee inspired so many within Kick It Out and beyond.
As transphobia increases in football, so does its damage, not only to trans communities but to the game as a whole. Kick It Out CEO Samuel Okafor examines what’s at stake.
Every Premier League club has now taken part in antisemitism education workshops, thanks to a collaboration between Maccabi GB, Community Security Trust and Kick It Out.
A new report published today by Ofcom, in partnership with Kick It Out, reveals the serious and far-reaching impact of online hate and abuse across sport.
We’re excited to launch Coaching Raise Your Game, an event dedicated to aspiring coaches and those at the early stages of their football coaching journey.
Ellie Green is one of 100 coaches to receive a Kick It Out coaching bursary in collaboration with McDonald's Fun Football and it’s already changing her life.
Representatives from across football joined Maccabi GB to take part in this year’s March of the Living, travelling together on a dedicated football bus.
