European Coalition of Cities Against Racism (ECCAR)

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European Coalition of Cities Against Racism (ECCAR)

The European Coalition of Cities against Racism was launched on the occasion of the 4th European Conference of Cities for Human Rights, which was held in Nuremberg (Germany), in December 2004. 97 municipalities from 20 countries of Europe have joined this initiative since its launching.


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			"Youth Voices against Racism": Mobilisation of Youth to Fight Racism in Sport How to counteract racism in sport and through sport? This question is at the heart of the project “Youth voices against racism”, an initiative of UNESCO, FC Barcelona and the European Coalition of Cities against racism, in partnership with the European Parliament. Launched in June 2008, the project invites young Europeans to fight against racism through participation in local policy-making. More...


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