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Guide to using these information sheets
Providing clarity on a range of topics
These sheets are designed to dispel confusion around certain anti-racism topics. They can be used to inform or generate further understanding around a topic
Be aware of
It is important to spend a bit of time creating the right environment where young people can explore topics safely and openly
- Be non judgemental
- Be open to discussion points
- Empathise with young people's views
- Keep calm
- Allow time for exploration
Next steps
If you’ve completed these information sheets along with the Activity sheets why not consider
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Wear Red Day!
Each October Show Racism the Red Card holds its annual Wear Red Day!
The 6th annual Wear Red Day will take place across England, Wales and Scotland on Friday 16th October 2020.
Wear Red Day is a national day of action which encourages schools, businesses and individuals to wear red and donate £1 to help fund anti-racism education for young people and adults across the UK.
Every penny raised during Wear Red Day enables our education and campaign workers to work with more young people and adults across the UK to challenge racism in society.
