Football Pride – an event from Football v Homophobia that lifts up LGBTQ+ voices across the game – is returning at Manchester Pride in August to bring together LGBTQ+ communities within the world’s most popular sport to party, participate and protest.
The 2023 Football v Homophobia Awards launched in December, with new categories added for this year. The Awards, first celebrated in February 2020, acknowledge clubs, organisations, groups and individuals who have been making a difference to LGBTQ+ inclusion in football.
As part of Football v Homophobia’s Month of Action, Whitehawk Football Club is to make a powerful inclusion statement with a week of action culminating in an unprecedented matchday initiative to raise funds for the Brighton Rainbow Fund on February 19
Tottenham Hotspur FC supported Football v Homophobia Month of Action, a campaign that aims to tackle homophobic discrimination in football, at the club’s home match against Southampton yesterday
The match will be Stonewall FC’s dedicated Football v Homophobia fixture taking place during the campaign’s annual month of action
The Running Bee Foundation launches limited-edition Rainbow Laces running T-shirt, with all profits donated to Pride Sports, the organisation that runs the Football v Homophobia campaign
Rainbows and applause when Exeter City took stand against homophobia for 11th year
GIVING HATE THE BOOT
The ongoing Battle against Homophobia in Football
Exeter City Football Club said ‘no to homophobia’ at its home game with Bury on Saturday, February 16. THE match was designated as the Club’s annual Football v Homophobia fixture and a number of initiatives were organised by the Exeter City Supporters’ Trust, its One Game One Community (OGOC) Group and Exeter City Community Trust.
