Everton will take part in a social media blackout in the fight against racism.
Football organisations across England are set to unite in ceasing their activity for three days on social media from 3pm on April 30 until 11.59pm on May 3.
The move has been motivated by the ongoing and sustained discriminatory abuse that players and others connected to the game are receiving online.
Goodison Park chiefs will switch off their Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts during the period, which includes for Saturday’s visit of Aston Villa.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters said: “Racist behaviour of any form is unacceptable.
“The appalling abuse we are seeing players receive on social media platforms cannot be allowed to continue.
“The Premier League and our clubs stand alongside football in staging this boycott to highlight the urgent need for social media companies to do more in eliminating racial hatred.
“We will not stop challenging social media companies and want to see significant improvements in their policies and processes to tackle online discriminatory abuse on their platforms.
“Football is a diverse sport, which brings together communities and cultures from all backgrounds and this diversity makes the competition stronger.
“No Room For Racism represents all the work we do to promote equality, diversity and inclusion and tackling discrimination.”