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Chelsea FC enters partnership with ADL to fight hatred
London club owned by Roman Abramovich continues its battle against racism
Chelsea Football Club and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) have joined in a partnership to combat bigotry.
For the next three years, Chelsea’s foundation will fund the expansion of the ADL’s Center on Extremism – which feeds information on extremist activity to law enforcement – and the ADL’s work with a British group tracking extremism, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.
Also funded will be BINAH Europe, a resource for non-Jewish students to learn about antisemitism and Jewish identity.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has made combating antisemitism and bigotry in sports a priority. The London football club and the ADL already work together on “No Place for Hate,” an anti-bigotry curriculum for school-aged children.
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