Facts

Contact person:
Sayaka Osanami Törngren
Financer:
  • EU Citizens Equality Rights and Values Programme
Responsible at MaU:
Sayaka Osanami Törngren
Project members at MaU:
Collaborators :
  • Peace Institute Slovenia
  • Center for Peace Studies Croatia
  • Menedék Hungary
  • France terre d'asile France
Time frame:
01 April 2023 - 31 March 2025
Faculty/department:
Research environment :

About the project

Migrant integration and anti-racist policies are inherently connected, hence this project aims to combat structural racism, xenophobia and intolerance by addressing intersectional forms of migrant discrimination at the local level in Slovenia (Ljubljana), Croatia (Zagreb), Hungary (Budapest), France (Paris) and Sweden (Malmö).

Aims

Focusing on four target groups: migrant, local and educational communities, and NGOs, CIFER aims to:

  • empower migrant communities, particularly vulnerable groups affected by intersectional racial discrimination
  • strengthen capacities of the local and educational communities and NGOs by increasing their knowledge and skills to combat structural racism
  • increase motivation and readiness of local, educational and NGO communities to respond and intervene in cases of racism, xenophobia and intolerance by using the bystanders' responsibility approach
  • build coalitions between migrant, local and educational communities and NGOs to foster anti-discrimination and inclusion
  • prepare the ground for the production and implementation of Anti-racism Action Plans at the local and national levels, thus contributing to the implementation of the EU Antiracism Action Plan.

Results

Based on a cross-country framework, interviews, focus groups, workshops, and exchange of experience and know-how, involving all target groups within 2 study visits to Paris and Malmö, anti-racism action plans for Ljubljana, Zagreb and Budapest will be drafted.

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Co-funded by the European Union.