Towards the mainstreaming of intersectional policies in Belgium
Are Belgian politicians and administrations already familiar with intersectionality and is this already reflected in existing or to be developed policies? This article focuses on t
What intersectionality means for an organisation of women of African descent
The European Network of Women of African Descent empower women of African descent, black Muslim women and young people of African descent. They give their insights on their approac
Why intersectionality is relevant for a fairer Europe
The question for Europe now is not if discrimination and exclusion exist but rather how intersectionality serves as a tool to create a fairer, socially just, and more inclusive Eur
We need to talk about systemic racism in Denmark
In Denmark, there is a long tradition of not wanting to talk about racism and denying how structural racism has been a major obstacle for ethnic minorities.
Social media extremism can be “asymptomatic”
A large scale European study of current right-wing and Islamist extremism on Twitter shows that many online contributions fall under the radar of law enforcement or social media’
‘We Demand Justice for George Floyd’ – An Open Letter
An open letter by Fatima Zaman and Yasmine Ouirhrane, undersigned by ‘the Collective of Voices’, an international group of activists, journalists and supporters of the
Corona Diaries: Voices from the ENAR network
The Covid-19 crisis is exacerbating structural racism and inequalities in society, with vulnerable and disadvantaged groups bearing the brunt of its impact. Many ENAR members are d
Unveiling anti-Roma sentiments in Spain. What’s next after Covid-19?
The European Union is founded on the principles of human dignity and equal treatment irrespective of racial or ethnic origin. Upholding this commitment, the European Commissioner f
In France, vulnerable foreigners are excluded from Covid-19 measures
Following the spread of the Covid19 virus in France, the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron communicated on 16 March 2020 the containment measures recommended by the
Data racism: a new frontier
Perhaps without even noticing, you have read about data racism several times in the news in the past months. What is it? This blog seeks to explain – in the context of an eme
