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Prevent discrimination, strengthen cohesion

The Rumourless Cities transfer network is focused on the transfer of good practice established by the municipality of Amadora which addresses a need across all partners, namely how to counter growing negative attitudes towards a cross section of groups in society, which includes long established migrants (Third country nationals), Roma, recently arrived refugees, LGBTI people, and general homophobic stereotyping. This is an issue that is recognized at an EU level. The EU Fundamental Rights Agency in its 2018 report highlights how discrimination is still widespread within the EU . The report highlights that discrimination on the grounds of ethnic origin continues to be regarded as the most widespread form of discrimination in the EU (64%), followed by discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation (58%), gender identity (56%), religion or belief (50%), disability (50%), age (being over 55 years old, 42%) and gender (37%).
  • Inclusion Inclusion

Timeline

2018
First Transnational workshop and Kick Off meeting
2019
Second Transnational Workshop
2019
Third Transnational Workshop
2020
Fourth Transnational Workshop
2020
First online seminar
2020
Second Online Seminar
2021
Third Online Seminar
2021
Final event

Learning Logs

Transfer cities had ups and downs when understanding, adapting, re-using and even improving URBACT Good Practices. STAY TUNED TO CHECK ALL LEARNING LOGS, documents sharing the knowledge and lessons learnt al local level that will be AVAILABLE SOON.
  • Amadora
  • Messina
  • Alba Iulia
  • Warsaw
  • Cardiff
  • Hamburg-Altona