October 20th, 2022
Trent Building on University Park will be lit up in red floodlights tomorrow evening (Friday 21 October) to mark Wear Red Day.
The historic building will be illuminated from Friday evening to Saturday morning with the light visible to travellers on University Boulevard.
Wear Red Day is an anti-racism campaign that will take place on Friday 21 October in England and Wales, and is organised by education charity, Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC).
SRtRC delivers anti-racism workshops to more than 50,000 young people every year in schools throughout England, Scotland and Wales, as well as providing training to teachers.
The charity’s educational work is crucial in challenging racist attitudes in society and breaking down barriers within communities.
It aims to combat racism through enabling role models, who are predominately but not exclusively footballers, to present an anti-racist message.
The lighting takes place alongside Black History Month, which is being celebrated throughout October with a programme of online and in-person events open to both staff and students.
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