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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. |
About this Website |
Who am I? |
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This is a website linked to the Facebook group of the same name. I began this group for international teachers of colour to share their own experiences, discuss ideas of how to deliver cultural diversity in schools and share resources. We should be helping each other as professionals and as international teachers of colour.
The group is open to people of all backgrounds. The group is also open to international organisations linked to schools. Recruitment agencies, accreditation organisations and educational organisations who would like to join in discussions and share what they are doing for our community are welcome to join. This website is specifically here to collect all the ideas, information, webinars, articles, videos, etc. so we have a central place to see everything as sometimes information on facebook groups can get lost. |
I am British. I am Mauritian. I am brown. I have French names. I was born in England to Mauritian parents. My family are French creole.
I am an international school teacher. I have been teaching internationally for around 20 years. I have taught in France, China, England, Switzerland and South Korea. I am not black or white. My skin tone is brown. My eyes are brown. I am a person of colour. |
