We research racism in Germany

The National Monitoring of Discrimination and Racism (NaDiRa) examines the causes, extent and consequences of racism in Germany.

Interview

“We have to understand that this is an attack on all of us, not just racialised people. They’re attacking our basic values about equality, justice and democracy.”

Cihan Sinanoğlu, Head of the National Discrimination and Racism Monitor, about the recent protests in Germany.

Read the Interview in The Guardian

Method

NaDiRa.panel

The NaDiRa.panel is a regular representative online survey of more than 13,000 people in Germany that allows conclusions to be drawn about the attitudes and experiences of all people born between 1951 and 2004 living in Germany. A particular focus is placed on the experiences of people who have themselves been affected by racism.

Learn more about the panel

Focus topic

Health

Health is an important basis for participating in social life. How does racism affect the health of those affected?

Publications

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We research racism in Germany

“We have to understand that this is an attack on all of us, not just racialised people. They’re attacking our basic values about equality, justice and democracy.”

NaDiRa.panel

Health

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