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Kevin Miles steps down from Trustee board

We are sad to announce that Kevin Miles has stepped down from his role as a Trustee on Kick It Out’s board.

Grassroots scene of players sat down on pitch with ball

Gift of Kit and Kick It Out launch partnership to help brands support grassroots football teams

A new, action-led platform connecting brands with youth and women’s grassroots football through kit, culture and community impact.

Kick It Out publishes recommendations to the Football Regulator

Kick It Out is calling on the Football Regulator to take a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” to reshape the game.

Photograph of young boy and his dad watching football

New short film ‘Play On’ shows powerful impact of LGBTQ inclusive football

A new short film titled ‘PLAY ON’ is shedding light on the damaging effects of homophobia in football, and the importance of creating LGBTQ-inclusive spaces at all levels of the game.

Kick It Out and Football v Homophobia launch new reporting relationship

Kick It Out and Football v Homophobia have announced a new reporting relationship to tackle the rise in abuse directed towards the LGBTQ+ football community.

Clinton Morrison, Chloe Morgan and Samuel Okafor behind a bar with a Guinness 0.0 Pint

Kick It Out, Guinness 0.0 and Greene King team up to make every fan belong in football

Kick It Out and Guinness 0.0 are launching a groundbreaking partnership in their mission to make every fan feel they belong in football.

Kick It Out and SZN One empower Raise Your Game participants to progress in the football industry

Kick It Out and SZN One (pronounced season) have announced a new partnership to extend opportunities for Raise Your Game participants, helping delegates continue their development and build long-term careers across the football industry.

Women’s Raise Your Game is a one-day careers event for women who want to break into and explore opportunities across the football industry.

Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea appointment must be a tipping point not just a landmark moment

Kick It Out Chief Executive Samuel Okafor writes in The Guardian about Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea appointment.