Core values

- The project addresses significant societal needs by providing counselling and support to individuals experiencing discrimination based on various criteria such as age, disability, gender, sexual identity, religion, and racism[1].
- It contributes to improving the quality of life for those affected by discrimination, which can have severe negative impacts on their lives and well-being[1].
- The project promotes positive change by advocating for reforms in the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) and expanding the network of civic counselling centres nationwide, which is a milestone in federal policy commitment to anti-discrimination efforts[1].
- It involves collaboration with civil society actors, non-governmental organisations, and local governments to strengthen anti-discrimination measures, indicating a comprehensive approach to community well-being[1][4].