UNESCO and Juventus Football Club launch online anti-discrimination campaign

Language English power_of_sport_phan_cu_typo800px.jpg © UNESCO On the occasion of the International Day against Racial Discrimination (21 March), Juventus and UNESCO announce an online campaign to highlight the potential of football to promote more inclusive societies, change social attitudes and fight against discrimination in all its forms. The campaign aims to mobilise players, supporters, youth, and the general public to share their stories and testimonies around the unifying power of football via social media platforms.

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