Anti-Racism Strategy:

Towards A City Of Equals:

Galway City Anti-Racism Strategy 2005-2008Towards A City Of Equals - Galway City Anti-Racism Strategy 2005-2008 was formally launched on March 21st 2005, International Day Against Racism. This initiative, the first of it’s kind in Ireland, is designed to combat racism and promote interculturalism locally through the implementation of a wide range of strategic actions throughout Galway City over the coming years.The main strategy document and summary document can be downloaded.

Summary Version clicking here file size of 309KB
Full Version clicking here file size of 1.4MB

Download; Racist Incident Form

The summary document is also available in the following languages:

The main strategy document will also be available in Braille and CD format in the near future.

We are encouraging people to express their support for, and solidarity with the Galway City Anti-Racism Strategy.

To do this you can sign and return the strategy’s Declaration.clicking here to download Declaration.

Should you require any of the above resources or further information about the strategy please contact us at the office.For further information -

Contact Ernest Bishop, Co-ordinator (Galway City anti-Racism Strategy)
Galway City Partnership
3rd Floor The Plaza, Headford Road, Galway

Tel: 091 773466
Email: ernest@gcp.ie

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	You can Download our Anti-Racism Strategy on PDF Summary Version. File size of 309KB:	Download
	You can Download our Towards a City of Equals Galway City Anti-Racism Strategy Declaration on PDF Summary Version. File size of 120KB	Download

Galway Successfully Celebrates International Day against Racism:

Saturday 21 March 2009, the people of Galway City marked International Day against Racism with an information and declaration signing event at Eyre Square, Galway

The Galway City Anti-Racism Strategy Group who organised the event were delighted with the turnout of people. Many signed the declaration to express their solidarity with Galway City’s Anti-Racism Strategy – Towards a City of Equals.

Deputy Michael D. Higgins delivered a speech at the event. He stressed the vulnerability of minority ethnic groups to racism, particularly during times of economic difficulties.

He thanked those involved in the organisation of the event for successfully marking the day.