Migration, de-colonisation, slavery and multicultural European societies

This grant focuses on the exploration of migration, de-colonisation, slavery, and multicultural European societies. It aims to address the historical roots of racism, structural inequalities, and the legacy of colonialism while raising awareness of Roma history and culture. The grant promotes understanding and inclusion by examining common European experiences of migration, wars, colonisation, and cultural impacts.

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Agency	CERV (EU)
Region	EU
Country	N/A
Legal form	NGO, Government organization, Other
Start date	19 Jun 2025
End date	1 Oct 2025
Max funding	Lump sum grants based on participation, number of countries, and type of events (in-situ or online).
Budget	18,000,000 EUR
Coverage	The total budget is calculated using the mandatory lump sum calculator.

Grant application conditions

Admissibility Conditions	Proposal page limit: 70 pages as described in the Call document.
Eligible Countries	Described in the section '6. Eligibility' of the Call document.
Other Eligible Conditions	Described in the section '6. Eligibility' of the Call document.
Financial and Operational Capacity	Described in the section '7. Financial and operational capacity and exclusion' of the Call document.
Evaluation and Award Criteria	Described in the section '9. Award criteria' of the Call document.
Legal and Financial Set-up	Described in the section '10. Legal and financial set-up of the Grant Agreements' of the Call document.
Documentation	https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/topic-details/CERV-2025-CITIZENS-REM-HISTMIGRATION

Evaluation criteria

Exploring the legacy of colonialism and its ongoing impact on contemporary multicultural European societies.

Raising awareness of Roma history and culture to strengthen multicultural European societies.

Examining common European experiences of migration linked to historical events such as wars, colonisation, and economic impacts.

Adopting an intersectional approach to cover minority groups including Jews, Roma, and others to promote nuanced understanding.

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