Update: Cork Inclusion and Anti-Racism Charter
By Irish Pakistani Group and Good Day Cork
We are delighted to share with you the Cork Inclusion and Antiracism Charter, which has been developed through a community-led and participatory process.
This project is funded by CESCA and is migrant led initiative, with Fahmeda Naheed and Joanna Dukkipati leading the work. Both are PhD scholars, at DCU and MTU respectively, and have many years of experience working alongside communities. Their research focuses on inclusive learning, and both are proud recipients of Lord Mayor of Cork Civic Awards for their contribution to community life.
Over the past number of months, we have worked with communities and organisations across Cork through two community consultation meetings involving over 70 committed organisations, community groups and individuals. The ideas, experiences and recommendations shared through these consultations have helped shape the Charter.
We are now inviting everyone to consider signing and endorsing the ‘Cork Inclusion and Anti-Racism Charter’. If you are happy to support and sign the Charter, please send an email to corkantiracismcharter[@]gmail.com
We would be delighted to hear from you and greatly appreciate your commitment to this important community initiative.
We believe that promoting inclusion, challenging racism and building welcoming communities is a shared civic and community responsibility.
By supporting this Charter, we can collectively demonstrate our commitment to creating a fairer, more inclusive Cork where everyone is valued, respected and able to participate fully in society.
By supporting this Charter, we can collectively demonstrate our commitment to creating a fairer, more inclusive Cork where everyone is valued, respected and able to participate fully in society.
