>> Issue 22, December 2014

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Contents

• Edito. By Mark E. Taylor
• A beginner’s guide to multiple discrimination “Hell is other people”. By Barbara Giovanna Bello and Mark E. Taylor
• The first step to combating multiple discrimination: let’s talk about it! By Mara Georgescu
• Challenging chairs. By Marlies Pöschl
• A social system at stake. By Susanne Shomali
• We need more data! Exploring multiple discrimination through quantitative research. By Giorgio Zecca and Barbara Giovanna Bello
• The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights and multiple discrimination. By Barbara Giovanna Bello
• Combating multiple discrimination: ECRI’s work. By Stefano Valenti
• Children in conflict with the law: a case of discrimination? By Jonathan Evans
• Understanding intersectional discrimination: the situation of young black men. By Iyiola Solanke
• Including intersectional identities in Scotland. By Sam Rankin
• Let’s play courtroom - How do we fight against multiple discrimination? By Barbara Giovanna Bello
• Multiple discrimination and disability. By Zara Todd
• From multiple discrimination to intersectionality: IGLYO’s approach. By Jordan Long
• PeerThink - Tools and resources for the intersectional prevention of peer violence. By Olaf Stuve
• The need for a safe place: Roma, Gypsy and Traveller LGBTIQ people online. By Lucie Fremlova
• Work in progress: youth work addressing multiple discrimination. By Mara Georgescu
• MARKER / Are we ready for “inner readiness”? By Mark E. Taylor
• Notes on contributors / Spiffy

Many thanks to all those that have contributed to this issue of Coyote.

Published by the Council of Europe and the European Commission, September 2014.

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