Get involved with writing the Cork Anti-Racism & Inclusion Charter

The Cork Anti-Racism and Inclusion Charter is a community-informed document that reflects the experiences, priorities, and recommendations of migrant and minority communities living in Cork.

This charter will be developed through a participatory consultation process with community stakeholders.

Two structured consultation meetings will be held for participants to discuss racism in local contexts, identify key priorities, and contribute ideas for actions that support equality, inclusion, and anti-racism in Cork.

This process recognises that racism intersects with other forms of discrimination such as gender inequality, socio-economic disadvantage, migration status, and cultural exclusion.

Following the consultation process, the charter will be finalised and formally launched in Cork, bringing together community representatives, councillors, campaigners, and partner organisations.

The aim of the programme is to strengthen dialogue, community participation, and collective commitment to tackling racism at a local level.

Who can get involved?

We are inviting individuals, organisations, community groups, activists, and representatives from all social and cultural backgrounds to express their interest in being part of the Cork Anti-Racism and Inclusion Charter. Eligibility as follows:

• Age 18+
• Activists, campaigners, & local leaders
• People living with disabilities
• All ethnic minority communities 
• LGBTQIA communities
• Community groups, community organisations & NGOs

How to get involved?

You can nominate yourself or a representative from your group or organisation who can take part in future consultation meetings and discussions.