Those who run our sports programs in Newfoundland and Labrador have launched a campaign to wipe out racism on playing surfaces and in the stands. .
Noting that this province has a large Indigenous population and a growing number of newcomers, Sport Newfoundland and Labrador is working to creating a culture where everyone feels safe in sport, no mater their background.
“Do Your Part: Stop Racism In Sport” encourages athletes, coaches, parents, officials and others to work as a team to counter hate and discrimination.
Troy Croft, the executive director of the umbrella agency, says people in sport have a collective responsibility to speak out and expose racism.
Valentina Nolan, executive director of the Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Circle of Newfoundland and Labrador, says they are aware of many unfortunate stories of racism.
Campaign graphics and videos will be running on social media from now through October.


















