Workshop demonstrates critical reflection on structural racism and strategies for effective anti-discrimination in organizations.
WKS 12: Anti-Racism Capacity Building: From Evidence to Action, B203 (FCSH), September 3, 2025, 17:00 - 18:00 Rationales and Purpose Structural racism remains a persistent challenge across various sectors in Finland. Addressing it requires both research-based understanding and practical, systemic interventions. This workshop bridges research on discrimination with anti-racist practice by introducing three targeted initiatives. The aim is to empower professionals and organizations to build sustainable, equity-driven structures and strategies. Methods/Process of Workshop This 60-minute interactive workshop combines concise expert presentations with participatory engagement. The session begins with three 10-minute inputs: (1) research on structural racism, (2) an overview of an online anti-racism training for professionals, and (3) experiences from an anti-racist accelerator for organizations and a peer network for BIPOC experts. The remaining time is dedicated to small-group activities, guided discussions, and strategy development exercises. The format promotes peer learning, critical reflection, and collaborative problem-solving. Projected Learning Outcomes Participants will gain a deeper understanding of structural racism and practical tools to address it in professional and organizational settings. They will leave with:
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