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Crewe United FC will be planning to engage fans of all ethnic backgrounds and sexual orientations in the design and painting of the stadium terraces with the Fare logo and other images that express inclusion regardless of age, sex, religion or sexual orientation.

21-27 October

Crusaders Youth FC will be organising an open day for all at the Mini Soccer Centre to involve the Eastern European, African and Chinese minorities in the game.

They will also distribute informative resources to campaign against racism.

Corrymeela FC will be preparing special t-shirts with an anti-sectarian message to use during the warm up session at their Down Area Winter Football League matches during the Action Weeks period.

Dromore Education & Community Partnership will be hosting a cross community football competition to include all five local primary schools and give the children a chance to mix with boys and girls from different religious and cultural backgrounds.

The schools will also get pupils to design their own Fare posters which will highlight the different types of discrimination and raise awareness on the same issue.

19 October

Hanwood Community Sports Centre along with Show Racism The Red Card is organising an anti-racism workshop and a midnight football event.

Further details and dates coming soon

The Irish Football Association will be participating in the 2013 Fare Action Weeks with activities at matches.

18 October – 25 October

On 18^th October the Northern Ireland Street League is hosting on its Belfast and Derry leagues a Fare tournament against discrimination.

On 25^th the football league set up for disadvantaged groups in society will run a training session against discrimination.

26 October

The Youth Forum is hosting a workshop named ‘Love Music Hate Racism’ in the frame of the action weeks.