February 27 2020 Pupils from two Cambuslang schools have came together with a leading charity and college students to encourage their community to ‘Leave Bigotry at the Door.’ Primary six children from Cairns and St Cadoc’s Primaries participated in … Continued
17 December 2019 A big-hearted Airdrie schoolboy has put on his running shoes to raise money for schools to tackle sectarianism across the country. Kevin Hornal, from P7 from St Andrew’s Primary in Airdrie raised £115 for leading equalities charity … Continued
Who are we? Nil By Mouth (NBM) is a Scottish charity which seeks to challenge sectarianism wherever it manifests itself in society. NBM was set up by Glasgow teenager Cara Henderson in response to the brutal sectarian murder of her … Continued
These core principles provide a platform from which the campaign can build on its achievements and continue to play a leading role in the development of initiatives to challenge Sectarianism in Scottish society. The campaign reached its 10 year anniversary … Continued
For over have a decade we have been campaigning against sectarianism in Scotland. We have been active in the media, engaged policy makers, successfully lobbied Government and delivered hundreds of workshops in schools, colleges, universities and workplaces across Scotland. None … Continued
School Accreditation Scheme Our ‘Champions for Change’ accreditation scheme provides, an exciting opportunity for schools to celebrate their anti-sectarianism work and have best practice recognised. It was launched at Stonelaw High School in Rutherglen in October 2011 and this short … Continued
Nil By Mouth currently offer their services free of charge. However, should you wish to donate to the charity you can do so by clicking the ‘Donate’ button or contact us directly. Donations we receive will enable us to deliver in schools, … Continued
Scotland’s leading anti-sectarianism charity has taken its battle to banish bigotry to Westminster. On the 9th July we teamed up with MPs to promote its work at a special event for at the House of Commons sponsored by Kilmarnock & Louden … Continued
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