Arsenal and Man United joined forces in the No More Red campaign, empowering youth through football and VR workshops.

No More Red Dots is calling on community members to join its new Peace Watch initiative. The idea is to work across neighborhoods, enacting strategies focused on gun violence prevention.

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Arsenal’s men’s team will wear the No More Red kit in their FA Cup third round tie against Manchester United as the club continues to campaign to help keep young people safe from knife crime ...