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CITY PROUD TO SUPPORT FOOTBALL v HOMOPHOBIA
FvH helps promote inclusion and equality
NORWICH City is again proud to support February’s international campaign month of ‘Football v Homophobia’ (FvH) – helping to promote inclusion and equality in the game we all love.
FvH is a campaign uniting fans, players, communities, grassroots teams, professional clubs and the Football Authorities in opposing homophobia and prejudice against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in football. The campaign is supported by The FA and endorsed by the Premier League and the EFL. The aim of FvH is to make football safe and welcoming for everyone. Prejudice and discrimination in football affects us all, not just LGB&T people.
For more information on the campaign and how to show your support, please visit www.footballvhomophobia.com.
You can also keep up to date with all the news by following the campaign on Twitter: @FvHTweets or liking the Facebook page.
You can also get in touch with Proud Canaries, the Norwich City LGBT supporter group, who you can follow on Twitter @ProudCanaries, Facebook or email info@proudcanaries.co.uk.
If you witness any unacceptable behaviour during a game, like homophobic chanting and hateful or prejudiced language, speak to a nearby steward, the police, a club official or contact, or text the Club’s reporting number 07931235513 or contact Kick It Out via their reporting lines.
FvH is a campaign uniting fans, players, communities, grassroots teams, professional clubs and the Football Authorities in opposing homophobia and prejudice against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in football. The campaign is supported by The FA and endorsed by the Premier League and the EFL. The aim of FvH is to make football safe and welcoming for everyone. Prejudice and discrimination in football affects us all, not just LGB&T people.
For more information on the campaign and how to show your support, please visit www.footballvhomophobia.com.
You can also keep up to date with all the news by following the campaign on Twitter: @FvHTweets or liking the Facebook page.
You can also get in touch with Proud Canaries, the Norwich City LGBT supporter group, who you can follow on Twitter @ProudCanaries, Facebook or email info@proudcanaries.co.uk.
If you witness any unacceptable behaviour during a game, like homophobic chanting and hateful or prejudiced language, speak to a nearby steward, the police, a club official or contact, or text the Club’s reporting number 07931235513 or contact Kick It Out via their reporting lines.
