English football welcomes the announcement of the Online Safety Bill in today's Queen's Speech and we are calling for it to be enacted in legislation as soon as possible. Read more
Social media companies must do more to stop online abuse. That is why this weekend English football is coming together with other sports and organisations, to boycott social media and demand change. Read more
Kick It Out, The FA, Premier League, EFL, FA Women’s Super League, FA Women’s Championship, PFA, LMA, PGMOL and the FSA will unite for a social media boycott from 15.00 on Friday 30 April to 23.59 on Monday 3 May 2021. Read more
Key football authorities and organisations, including Kick It Out, PFA, Premier League and The FA, have come together to continue their fight against online hate. Read more
Follow all the latest events and activity from Kick It Out - campaigning for equality in football for 25 years.
Kick It Out, English football’s equality and inclusion organisation, and the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA), the representative body for football supporters in England and Wales, are calling on England fans to stop the boos, support the team and applaud players taking the knee. Read more
We're delighted to announce our new Player Advisory Board. Read more
A statement from following incidents of abuse at the weekend. Read more
The Met police have this morning announced a series of arrests after an investigation into online racist abuse of a footballer. Read more
Kick It Out are teaming up with media giants Eurosport to offer four work experience placements to people aspiring to break into sports journalism. Read more
The boycott demonstrated the power of the collective voices involved, and now places pressure on social media companies to step up and use their powers to effect change. Read more
We're bringing together an expert panel for an unmissable Trans Day of Visibility webinar. Read more
We are pleased to unveil a new three-year strategy, which will run until 2024, as part of our ambition to drive positive and inclusive change in football. Read more
Sanjay Bhandari, Kick It Out Chair, shares his thoughts around footballers taking the knee and where the discussion should be focused. Read more