What is Arsenal's 'No More Red' campaign?

Arsenal's 'No More Red' campaign, in partnership with Adidas, aims to tackle the root causes of youth violence in London and support young people.

Who was Tashan Daniel?

Tashan Daniel was a 20-year-old aspiring athlete and photographer, and a devoted Arsenal fan, who was tragically stabbed to death in 2019.

How does Arsenal support young people through this campaign?

Arsenal funds pitch refurbishments and supports young people into volunteering, education, and employment opportunities as part of the 'No More Red' initiatives.

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Football Stars Walk for Knife Crime Victim

24 Feb

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Summary

England forwards and ex-Arsenal players honored Tashan Daniel.
The walk is part of Arsenal's 'No More Red' campaign.
The campaign aims to tackle youth violence in London.

Football Stars Walk for Knife Crime Victim

England forwards Noni Madueke and Alessia Russo, along with former Arsenal player Alex Scott, recently joined Tashan Daniel's parents for a walk in north London. This event commemorated the fifth year of Arsenal's 'No More Red' campaign, which partners with Adidas to combat youth violence. Tashan Daniel, an aspiring athlete and photographer, was tragically stabbed to death in September 2019 on his way to watch Arsenal play.

The 'No More Red' initiative, previously recognized individuals with an all-white kit, now shifts focus to deeper discussions about community safety programs. Arsenal in the Community has funded pitch refurbishments and supported over 50 young people into opportunities. The club emphasizes its commitment to being a positive influence and sharing the community's pain in the fight against knife crime.

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