Rangers is proud to be a modern, diverse football club where people from all backgrounds, cultures and communities can unite to celebrate and support a common cause – our ground-breaking diversity and inclusion campaign ‘Everyone Anyone’.

Our Everyone Anyone campaign represents our core values and sends a clear message of inclusion, togetherness and zero-tolerance to all forms of discrimination – on and off the pitch.

We feel it is the responsibility of everyone associated with the club – fans, players, staff and the wider community – to help create a positive environment where our differences are celebrated, our shared bond is our love of Rangers and no one is excluded.

Our Everyone Anyone campaign represents our core values and sends a clear message of inclusion, togetherness and zero-tolerance to all forms of discrimination – on and off the pitch.

We feel it is the responsibility of everyone associated with the club – fans, players, staff and the wider community – to help create a positive environment where our differences are celebrated, our shared bond is our love of Rangers and no one is excluded.

We have forged positive relationships with a number of organisations since the idea was conceived – notably with CEMVO Scotland – and initiatives under the Everyone Anyone banner will include:

• Diversity and Inclusion Working Group
• New initiative with CEMVO Scotland
• Diversity Wins Programme
• Stonewall and Leap Sports
• Glasgow Pride & Ibrox Pride
• Visually Impaired Football
• Show Racism the Red Card
• Autism Friendly Football
• North West Street Football
• Bespoke Everyone Anyone Events

THE EVERYONE ANYONE FANS CHARTER

I pledge to play my part in the initiative by:

• Acting as an ambassador for Rangers at all times by being respectful, tolerant and inclusive
• Raising awareness of the Everyone Anyone diversity and inclusion campaign
• Appreciating that despite our many differences, we are all united in our support for Rangers
• Respecting supporters and groups who share contrary views and beliefs
• Acknowledging we should all feel safe, welcome and wanted at Rangers matches
• Recognising the barriers people may experience because of their identity
• Standing up and being an ally for those who experience discrimination
• Rejecting pre-conceived stereotypes about Rangers fans, players and staff and their identities
• Assisting Rangers to showcase our varied fanbase by setting a positive example at matches
• Accepting there is no place in society for bigotry, racism, sectarianism or homophobia
• Reporting discriminatory language and behaviour whenever I witness or experience it
• Being aware of how my behaviour and language might impact on others
• Understanding there will be sanctions for discrimination and anti-social behaviour