Waterford Anti-Racism Month

Waterford Anti-Racism Month is an initiative aimed at promoting awareness and combating racism in Waterford, Ireland

The goal of the month is to engage the community in dialogue about racism, celebrate diversity, and encourage actions that contribute to an inclusive society

Waterford
Anti-Racism Month

is part of a broader effort to build a more inclusive society, confronting prejudice and inequality through education, dialogue, and community engagement. It’s a time for reflection, learning, and action aimed at making Waterford a welcoming place for everyone.

This annual event takes place in March and involves a series of activities such as:

Workshops and Seminars:

Educational sessions on understanding racism, its impact, and how to address it effectively are available.

Cultural Events:

Celebrations showcasing the diverse cultures and traditions present in Waterford, aiming to foster inclusivity and appreciation for diversity.

Public Discussions

Opportunities for community members to discuss their experiences and challenges related to racism, often featuring guest speakers and experts in the field.

Art and Exhibitions:

Art displays and exhibitions that creatively express themes related to diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism.

School Programmes:

Creative educational activities and presentations in schools to engage younger audiences and instill the values of tolerance and equality from an early age.

Community Involvement:

Encouraging local businesses, organisations, and citizens to participate and contribute to the cause

Work with us

Waterford Anti-Racism Month 2025 is taking place in March.
Is there something you are already doing that we can highlight in our calendar of events?
Is your organisation or your community
interested in hosting an event; e.g.
a lecture,
a live music event,
an exhibition,
a book club,
a coffee morning,
a training,
a conversation circle?

Get in touch. Knowing that we are strongest together, we want to hear from you! In order to be collaborative, we want to hear from you at any stage with ideas for what we can do, how to engage folk in conversation, what to post on social media and more.

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