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The school is organising two football tournaments for primary school students under the slogan +No to Racism’.

Furthermore, an art competition named ‘Day with a friend of Africa+ will challenge the children’s creativity and perception on social inclusion.

13 – 24 October

The NGO GTW is running its 10th football tournament under the slogan ‘Kick Out The Racism From The Stadiums’.  During the matches the group will distribute and display flyers and posters against racism. To celebrate the events, there will be a concert of the Mexican band ‘The Light of Dark’.

15 October

21 – 22 October

The Polish NGO Forum dla Zaglebia Dabrowskiego will be hosting a football tournament for young people and lectures on tolerance.

16 – 27 October

The Polish NGO  Fundacja dla Wolności is organising a football tournament for minorities. This tournament is the biggest multicultural and co-educational football league in Poland called ‘Etnoliga’. Sixteen teams will compete during 12 weeks until the finals on the 1st of December.

Other activities associated with the topic of social inclusion will be organised during the day matches.In addition, a seminar named ‘Sport for Dialogue’ is going to take place between 15-19 October in Warsaw. As part of the event there will be the screening and discussion of the film +Football for social change and human rights’ on 16th October.

A ‘SPORT for Dialogue – good practices around Europe’ book will be issued after the seminar.

14 – 25 October

Grupa Anty Nazistowska (GAN) is organising a football tournament to promote anti-racist behaviour among fans and the general society, under the motto‘Football fans against racism’.

There will be also be other activities such as a poster exhibition, development and distribution of informative materials during matches, a rock concert named ‘Let’s Kick Racism out of the Stadiums’, educational workshops, film screenings and anti-racism presentations.

20 October

The Reda NGO, composed of anti-fascist members, will be organising a fire show with a special choreography that will display the message ‘No to racism’ by using fire.

21 – 25 October

The Polish school is organising a panel discussion on racism and discrimination in football with two international players from Brazil and Cameroon currently playing at the local club Pogon Szczecin; the screening of a film about racism followed by a discussion about it; and an exhibition on foreign footballers playing in Poland. 

15 – 17 October

The institution is organising a lecture and a multimedia presentation for students of primary and middle schools on discriminatory behaviour. Other activities such as a football match and a theatre play performed by primary school students will also feature the organisation’s programme. Participants will be given informative leaflets and commemorative cups.

17 – 19 October

Nieformalne Stowarzyszenie Baba Jaga will be hosting a football event to encourage dialogue and promote a positive message of social inclusion. The activities will include the distribution of informative flyers before the match between Korona Kielce and Bialystok and an anti-racism debate.

26 October  

17 October

15 October

The Polish club is running a football tournament for children, adolescents and adults and a workshop on racism.Volunteers from Russia, Germany, Spain, Portugal and Hungary will help organise the event. There will also be other activities, such as national games and live music.

9 – 16 October

The NGO Stowarzyszenie Obywateli Projekt Włocławek will be hosting a tournament Pro Gaming FIFA Cup. During the tournament, the ideas of healthy rivalry, fair-play and competitionwill be diffused.

There will be activities to create awareness on discrimination for students of primary and secondary schools, a concert of hip-hop on the subject named ‘Play in freedom’ and a poll to test the knowledge of people on racism.

14 October

A lecture was given by NEVER AGAIN Association to Sports Journalism students, concerning antiracist initiatives in Poland and social responsibility programme for UEFA Euro 2012 “Respect Diversity – Football Unites”.

15 – 25 October

The NGO Zaloga62100 will be hosting a large event, free of charge to participants, to diffuse an anti-racism message The activities taking place include lessons on tolerance , a conference with football stars from Bosnia and Serbia, a football tournament, street-art actions, a rock concert and the screening of an anti-racist film.

15 – 29 October

The school in Wrzosowa will be organising an inter school football tournament. Other activities include a graffiti and paint workshop, for students, featuring a message of social inclusion.