EVENT: Structural racism workshop on 9th November
The European Commission is organizing a 1-day workshop on Structural Racism in cooperation with the Finnish Ministry of Justice. The workshop aims to identify ways to combat and be
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 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
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
Shedding light on dimensions of antigypsyism in Europe
Now is the time to review the EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies. In the last ten years, Romani organisations and their allies have fought for the recognition of
[INTERVIEW] An intersectional approach to equality and social justice
The European Network Against Racism and the Center for Intersectional Justice (CIJ) organised a landmark European symposium on intersectionality->https://www.enar-eu.org/Symposium-
How western governments are being held hostage over the ‘migration crisis’ myth
Far-right parties and groups are destabilising western governments and holding them hostage to their anti-migrant demands. These demands have little to do with the reality of peopl
