The Red WayOur People
Our People focus is about everyone that interacts with the Club, in particular our colleagues, players and our supporters.
It is about how we ensure that Anfield and Liverpool Football Club provides an environment that is inclusive, safe and welcoming at all times – a culture that we can all be proud of.
We have two key objectives under Our People:
- To create an inclusive, safe and inspiring, working environment.
- To build knowledgeable, informed and respected sustainability leaders and champions.
We’ve been leading the way in equality, diversity and inclusion for many years, having been the first professional football club to be awarded the Premier League Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Standard Advanced Level in 2017, and continuing to achieve and maintain this ever since.
This is based on our continuous evolution and leadership in this space that has seen the club embrace its responsibilities to campaign and advocate for key topics on a local, national and international scale.
All our work in this space is driven by our equality, diversity and inclusion strategy Red Together. This has four strategic priorities: Disability, Gender, LGBT+ and Race & Ethnicity.
Please see our Red Together page for more information.
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VideoFrom coaches to Colin Kaepernick: Joe Gomez reveals his black role models for Black History Month. As part of Liverpool FC's Black History Month celebrations, Joe Gomez discusses the black role models that have helped shape him in both his personal and professional life, and the importance of representation.
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NewsLFC retains Premier League's highest award for equality, diversity and inclusion
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VideoWatch: Dáire's inspiring story and special day with Jürgen Klopp. Watch our special video feature from the day young Liverpool fan Dáire Gorman was welcomed to the AXA Training Centre by Jürgen Klopp.
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ClubLFC and The Red Way win two Includability Awards. Liverpool FC and The Red Way have been recognised with two Includability Awards for its positive workplace environment and work championing inclusivity in all that it does.
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Club newsLiverpool FC celebrates International Women's Day. International Women’s Day takes place on Friday March 8 and Liverpool FC is celebrating with a host of events and activities that recognise the incredible contributions of women and highlight the importance of diversity and female empowerment.
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CommunityGemma Bonner makes special visit to celebrate International Women's Day. Liverpool FC Women's Gemma Bonner celebrated becoming an ambassador of social care charity Community Integrated Care by hosting a special LFC football experience for people supported by the organisation.
