Sport against Racism Ireland

Sport Against Racism Ireland is a volunteer driven, non profit social enterprise with charitable status.
Formed in 1997 (EU Year against Racism), it uses the medium of Sport for cultural integration, social inclusion, peace, global development and the defence of human rights at the same fighting all forms of discrimination.
SARI has eight programmes:
- Living Together Through Football
- Soccernites
- Hijabs and Hat Tricks
- Hijabs and Hoops
- Scoring Sustainable Development Goals
- Socrates 'Football For Democracy'
- Count Us In: Education through Sport
- 'Team Up' Employability through Football
- Schools Anti-discrimination workshops
and six projects/events
- Annual Soccerfest
- World Refugee Day Fairplay Football Cup
- Stick with Diversity: World Stick Games
- Gaelic Games Intercultural Youth Tournament
- Beach Cricket (with partners)
- Ranji Cricket Trophy (with partners)

Menberships
- Anna Lindh Foundation
- Football Against Racism Europe (founder
member)
- streetfootballworld
- United for Intercultural Action
- European Network Against Racism
Partners
- Sport in Action (Zambia)
- Glentoran FC Academy (Northern Ireland)
- Glentoran-Insaka Academy (Nigeria)
- One the Ball (Uganda)

Patrons
John Rocha and Benjamin Zephaniah

Awards
Beyond Sport