show racism the red card

We’ve been working with SRtRC, the UK’s largest anti-racism education organisation, since early 2019 - transforming its branding and digital output

social content & branding

  • euro 2020

  • nelson mandela

  • ian wright

  • juneteenth

  • harry & meghan

  • martin luther king jr

  • george floyd: one year on

  • ramadan

  • remembering srebrenica

  • you're not booing now

  • online abuse bill

  • sir lewis hamilton

  • un anti-racism day

  • holocaust memorial day

  • tiktok ambassadors

  • who is a refugee?

tv ad

two events. one brand.

SRtRC conducts its youth competitions very differently in both England and Wales. Both nations had their annual awards ceremonies a week apart. Take a look at how mtb kept brand consistency when covering two very different events.

campaign branding

  • black history month 2022

  • pride 2022

  • international women's day

  • 25 for 25: IWD SPECIAL

  • south asian heritage month 2022

  • shaka hislop's freedom of the city gala

  • srtrc voices

  • euro 20

  • srtrc25

the red card magazine

We were on hand to relaunch SRtRC’s magazine, ‘The Red Card Magazine’, in 2022.

Leaning into the design language we created for SRtRC’s core brand, we produced something that felt familiar, yet stood out on its own.

changemakers at old trafford

Show Racism the Red Card and Manchester United

srtrc25 promo film

Celebrating 25 years of Show Racism the Red Card

to take a knee

A SRtRC Original Film exploring the act of taking the knee

‘25 for 25’ podcast

To mark its 25th anniversary, SRtRC wanted to launch a podcast, a series of 25 open and honest conversations with high profile figures from across sport, entertainment, and politics.

we can’t breathe

A SRtRC Original Film, in response to the murder of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement

why do we need pride?

An educational video exploring the history of LGBTQ+ rights, and why Pride is needed

virtual awards

Smajo Bešo

The Story of a Bosnian Genoice Survivor

black history month

At the National History Museum

challenging racism against our nhs workers

During the initial Covid lockdown in March 2020, SRtRC released this original film exploring racist abuse endured by NHS workers by patients, the extra hurdles that ethnic minority workers face within the NHS, and the racial disparities endured as a result of Covid-19

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