Football Unites Racism Divides (FURD) is a youth and social inclusion project and charity (charity number 1075678) based in Sheffield, England, which works locally, nationally and internationally to combat racism and increase understanding between different communities.

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U-Mix Centre website: www.u-mix-centre.org

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Latest News

U-Mix festival 30th August 2014 - male and female teams wanted for tournament Everyone is invited to come and join us at the U-Mix community festival on Saturday 30th August - see the poster below.... 29 July 2014

Summer activities for young people Young people - don't be bored this summer - come and get involved with our summer activities programme at the U-mix Centre! All the information is here...call us with any questions. ... 24 July 2014

Streetkick Sheffield summer tour dates Streetkick, our mobile inflatable small-sided football pitch, will be out and about in Sheffield over the school holidays helping to bring communities together with a combination of anti-racist messages and free opportunities to play football.... 17 July 2014

Rescheduled Antiques Roadshow appearance for Arthur - golf permitting! Arthur Wharton was a great all-round sportsman, but (so far) there is no record of him playing golf or tennis.... 14 July 2014

Our boys (not) in Brazil FURD old boys will have observed the World Cup in Brazil unfold with mixed emotions. FURD protege Aymen Tahar, currently playing In the top Romanian league with Gaz Metan Medias, watched with pride as Algeria progressed to the last 16.... 3 July 2014

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England star Kyle Walker (left) at a FURD Streetkick event, Mount Pleasant Park, Sheffield.

Donate to FURD

Most of FURD's funding sources have now ended. Please make a donation via our Just Giving page if you can to help our work to continue. Thank you.

Black footballers

Did you know that Arthur Wharton, the world’s first black professional footballer was playing way back in 1889? Discover the contribution that Arthur and other black pioneers have made to the game.

Resource library

We have collated an incredible resource library on racism in football.  Search our library online, then arrange to borrow the item.

We also have a selection of resources available online for direct download.