On May 9th, the Euro-Arab Foundation for Higher Studies held an online workshop for civil society organisations, within the framework of the European project DATA EQUALITY, financed by the European Union. This meeting aimed to analyse current practices, challenges and good practices in the collection, management, analysis and exchange of data related to discrimination and was led by Euro-Arab researchers Rascha Albaba Acosta, Paula Cano Cruz and José Luis Salido Medina.
The session was interactive and participatory, allowing participants to share their experiences and perspectives on the topics discussed. The workshop was attended by representatives from different European countries, including Greece, Italy, Spain and Albania, who shared their knowledge and good practices on data management related to discrimination.
This activity is part of Task 3.1 of the DATA EQUALITY project, which focuses on improving the understanding of how different actors collect, manage, analyse and share data in the context of discrimination. The project, which will run for 24 months from September 2024, aims to develop a shared European methodology to enable civil society organisations, law enforcement and judicial agencies to cooperate more effectively in the management of discrimination data.
