Project duration: 12/2022 – 11/2024

• To address the new policy priorities on the EU and national agendas to tackle structural racism.
• To adopt an inductive and bottom-up approach that promotes better cooperation and synergies between researchers and stakeholders, in order to inform EU and national anti-discrimination policymaking.
• To start from the struggles of the communities and collect the necessary evidence to tackle inequalities by developing a common understanding of how racism and discrimination are institutionalised in different sectors of society.
• To support country experts in organising 8 national workshops with the most relevant organisations and stakeholders to reflect and co-create possible policy actions to end structural racism.

• This project will have a societal impact by making visible the contributions, struggles and cultural heritage of minority communities.
• The active involvement of minority groups in the inductive research methodology and co-creation activities will allow to have a better understanding of the needs of racialised communities.
• The project will address new priorities of the EU and national policy agendas on anti-racism and anti-discrimination based on the collective evidence of researchers and racialised communities in the Member States.
• On the basis of the country experts and minority groups’ feedback, MPG will put forward policy recommendations to improve existing anti-racism policies and end structural racism in practice.