Event
Structural Racism in the Netherlands and Europe: What Can We Learn Beyond the US?
About
What to expect
The evening explores how understandings of structural and systemic racism have changed in the Netherlands and Europe.
- Researchers, policymakers and anti-racist activists take part.
- Compare the Netherlands with the US and Europe.
- Explore how research can help make societies inclusive.
- Speakers: Pieter-Paul Verhaeghe, Sarah-Jane Koulen, Yamina Meziani.
Questions
When does Structural Racism in the Netherlands and Europe: What Can We Learn Beyond the US? start and end?
Structural Racism in the Netherlands and Europe: What Can We Learn Beyond the US? runs Thursday, 19 November 2026, 20:00.
Where is Structural Racism in the Netherlands and Europe: What Can We Learn Beyond the US??
Structural Racism in the Netherlands and Europe: What Can We Learn Beyond the US? takes place at SPUI25, Spui 25-27, Amsterdam.
How can I register?
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What is the event about?
It explores how understandings of structural and systemic racism have changed in the Netherlands and Europe.
It asks how new understandings inform policy and activism.
It compares the Dutch situation with the United States and other European countries.
It looks at how academic research can help make European societies more inclusive and combat racism.
Amsterdam
Getting there
SPUI25, Spui 25-27, 1012 WX Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, NL
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