July 26 2018 With a new school term on the horizon, Nil By Mouth’s ‘Champions for Change’ schools programme enters its seventh year. Since it was launched in 2011 more than 25,000 pupils from over 100 schools across 25 local … Continued
March 13th 2017 Pupils from three schools in Condorrat, North Lanarkshire have become the first recipients of Nil By Mouth’s ‘Champions for Change Award’. Primary 7 pupils from St. Helen’s, Condorrat and Baird Memorial Primary Schools joined forces for the … Continued
January 13th 2017 The start of a new year brings new opportunities for schools across Scotland to challenge sectarianism. Over the coming months, Nil By Mouth’s ‘Champions for Change’ project will be working with primary and secondary schools all over … Continued
For close to a decade two Cambuslang primary schools have teamed together to tackle sectarianism. Achieving recognition within their local community, South Lanarkshire Council and even having their efforts praised in Holyrood, the partnership between Cairns Primary and St. Cadoc’s … Continued
22 July 2016 The efforts of Lanarkshire Police Officers to tackle sectarianism have been honoured by one of the country’s leading anti-bigotry charities. Officers from Police Scotland Lanarkshire Division have been presented with a ‘Champions for Change’ award at the … Continued
17 June 2016 Pupils from across Lanarkshire have teamed up with the police and anti-sectarian campaigners to help ‘Kiss Bigotry Goodbye’ once and for all. Female footballers from eight Lanarkshire schools will compete in the first ‘Kiss Bigotry Goodbye’ Cup at … Continued
7th August 2015 Schools and communities across West Central Scotland are being encouraged to stand up and be counted in the battle against sectarianism. The call was made by leading anti-sectarianism campaigners Nil by Mouth as the charity helped promote … Continued
City of Edinburgh Council was the first local authority in Scotland to sign up to our workplace training package and through this partnership we have: Identified and supported a lead official at the council to drive forward the project internally. … Continued
Street Leagues is a nationwide charity which works with 16-25 year olds not in education, employment or training. It seeks to harness the power of sport to help these young people improve themselves and during their eight week placement with … Continued
In 2009 an STUC report into sectarianism in the workplace highlighted the need for further training and support for teachers to ensure they feel confident approaching the issue of sectarianism in professional life. To this end we entered into discussions … Continued