this resource includes relevant discussion points and activities. Education SRTRC runs an annual schools competition where young people produce their own work against racism in the form of posters, poems, animations and films. In 2008 the winners were invited to the Emirates Stadium to receive their prizes from Theo Walcott. The North East winning entry was ‘Choose your team, not your colour’ created by a pupil, not very far from St James' Park, attending a school in Ouston. The same school had a subsequent winner in 2010; these winners went to the new Wembley Stadium. The charity regularly holds events with professional sporting clubs. Young people are invited to stadiums to hear the anti-racist message from their sporting heroes. SRTRC delivers programmes of community education in North East England, South and South East England, Scotland and Wales. Education workers deliver workshops to young people and adults. The workshops are often accompanied by football and fitness sessions from ex-professional footballers such as Gary Bennett, Dean Gordon, John Anderson, Curtis Fleming, Olivier Bernard, Luther Blissett, Paul Mortimer and Leroy Rosenior. Hall of Fame The charity has given individual awards to a number of people: Footballers: Others: Charlie Hardwick (actress) Joe Shaw (Rugby union player) See also Shows red card to abuser, Spanish anti–domestic violence campaign U.S. national anthem protests References External links Official SRTRC website Official SRTRC Ireland website Kick It Out website Organizations established in 1996 Anti-racist organisations in the United Kingdom Racism in association football Charities based in England Militant tendency