Radicalisation in a new light: from security to social inclusion and equality
Two years ago, ENAR decided to participate in a European research project which questions the concept of radicalisation, its use in the mainstream discourse and its impacts on the
Instrumentalising women’s rights in racist discourses: we need an intersectional approach
When pursuing a women’s rights agenda, policy makers should ensure that an intersectional approach is used in order to avoid reproducing stigmatisation and discrimination of grou
From data to perception: an anti-racism take on Antisemitism in the EU
The 9th of November marks the commemoration of the night of the broken glass, a night of pogroms against Jews in Nazi Germany in 1938. Last year, I gave a personal account of why A
State of Racism in the Union 2018 – A year of racism and resistance in the EU
The European Network Against Racism (ENAR) recaps on a year of racism and resistance in the European Union, otherwise unaddressed in the official State of the Union address.
Back-to-work: what’s coming up for race equality in Europe?
As Brussels and the EU “bubble” goes back to business as usual after the summer recess, we reflect on what’s at stake for the “rentrée” and give an insight into
EU Roma Week: an opportunity to focus on tackling antigypsyism in Europe
Stepping up efforts to tackle antigypsyism – the specific form of racism faced by Roma, Sinti and Travellers – in the EU is crucial to ensure that Roma can finally become equal
