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.
The Red Way - Our People News
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ClubLFC supports Premier League's No Room For Racism initiative. Liverpool FC will show its support for the Premier League's No Room For Racism initiative at Sunday's fixture against Manchester United at Anfield.
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VideoBlack History Month: Curtis Jones and Howard Gayle talk racism, resilience and representing. "I faced racism in the streets, at school, everywhere I went. It was tough for a young Black lad like me."
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ClubLiverpool FC highlights support available this World Mental Health Day. Liverpool FC is marking this year’s World Mental Health Day by reminding people that support is available if you or someone you know is experiencing mental health problems.
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ClubLiverpool FC to march with Pride 2025. Liverpool FC will join Liverpool's Pride march this weekend as Pride returns to the city.
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NewsUEFA commends Liverpool and Everton for joint stance against racism. Liverpool and Everton have been honoured with a 2025 UEFA FootbALL award after both clubs came together to strongly condemn the racist abuse directed at Blues midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure following the Merseyside derby in February.
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ClubLFC introduces new matchday incident reporting tool. Liverpool FC has introduced a new incident reporting system to better support fans on a matchday at Anfield.
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ClubLFC hosts community event at Anfield to celebrate Ramadan. Liverpool FC welcomed guests from diverse communities across the Liverpool City Region to Anfield for a special evening of breaking fast.
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ClubLiverpool FC marks LGBT+ History Month. Liverpool FC proudly marked LGBT+ History Month in February with a series of events and activities to reinforce its commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.
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ClubRed Together: Five years of championing equality, diversity and inclusion. This season marks a special milestone for Red Together, which is Liverpool FC’s ongoing commitment to championing equality, diversity and inclusion.
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ClubLiverpool FC champions diversity in sport media with BCOMS. Liverpool FC is proud to have provided members of the Black Collective of Media in Sport with more than 500 hours of hands-on experience so far, equipping them with industry knowledge, connections and practical skills to support their career journeys.
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ClubIsaac Kearney captures global hearts and offers hope after viral Christmas Day video. The family of Isaac Kearney have expressed their pride in raising the profile of the six-year-old’s rare genetic disorder thanks to a Christmas Day video with Liverpool FC that went viral.
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VideoWatch Isaac's story: How six-year-old singing Kopite captured LFC hearts. “I’m looking for someone who is a big, big Liverpool fan and he loves to play the guitar… I think his name is Isaac?”
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VideoWatch: Liverpool FC superfan Sally surprised with special stadium tour. As part of Liverpool FC’s commitment to celebrating its diverse fanbase, the club invited superfan Sally Garster to St Helens Stadium, home of Liverpool FC Women, for a private tour with an added surprise.
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ClubLiverpool FC supports Rainbow Laces campaign. Liverpool FC will demonstrate its ongoing support for the LGBT+ community by proudly backing Stonewall's Rainbow Laces campaign.
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ClubLFC supports Premier League's No Room For Racism initiative. Liverpool FC will demonstrate its support for the Premier League's No Room For Racism initiative at the fixture with Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday, celebrating diversity across the game.
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VideoWatch: Diogo Jota discusses dealing with pressure and stress on World Mental Health Day
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VideoCody Gakpo celebrates his black role models for Black History Month. As part of Liverpool FC's Black History Month celebrations, Cody Gakpo shares his thoughts on the importance of equal opportunities both on and off the pitch, his cultural heritage, and his personal and professional role models.
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Feature'There is a deep sense of unity' - Liverpool FC celebrates South Asian Heritage Month. To celebrate South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM), Liverpool FC is shining a light on several Reds supporters with roots in those communities.
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NewsLFC donates £15,000 to local LGBT+ charities to support young people across city region. Liverpool FC has supported two local LGBT+ charities with a donation of £15,000 raised from sales of its popular Pride retail range.
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GalleryPhotos: Liverpool FC joins Pride in Liverpool march. Liverpool FC proudly joined the LCR Pride Foundation’s annual Pride in Liverpool march today, in support of the LGBT+ community.
