About

About the Foundation

The Anthony Walker Foundation was established in 2006 after the racially motivated murder of Anthony in Huyton, just outside of Liverpool. Anthony’s family and friends did not want his murder to be another statistic and wanted his name to live on with a positive, lasting legacy.

Our vision is one of a global society where race, religion and ethnicity do not label any person or put them at risk; where racial intolerance/violence is unacceptable and cultural diversity is embraced.

Our mission is to promote racial harmony through education, sport, the arts and support people and communities who have experienced hate crime.

We help to build safer, stronger, and thriving communities through the delivery of:

Hate Crime Support Service – Support services for those who have experienced racism and hate crime
Education – Educational talks and workshops to primary and secondary schools, colleges, and higher education institutions across Liverpool and beyond.
Consultancy – Challenging, transformative, thought-provoking consultancy and training to both public and private sector organisations, with the ultimate aim of eliminating racism and discrimination in the workplace.
Campaigns & Partnerships – Positive engagement campaigns and partnerships that celebrate diversity, promote representation, and foster racial harmony.

The Anthony Walker Foundation has a track record of delivering successful projects which promote anti-racism, educate and empower young people and support victims of racism and hate crime.

In the last 5 years, the Anthony Walker Foundation has worked with nearly 40,000 young people through educational and outreach programmes; supported nearly 10,000 people who have experienced hate crime; and has engaged with thousands of community members in a bid to build safer, stronger and more thriving communities.