UNESCO will hold the second Global Forum against Racism and Discrimination, in Mexico City, Mexico, from 28 to 29 November 2022. Building on the first edition, this Forum will focus on the Post COVID world, and the cost-of-living crisis, to directly address the adverse impact that racism and discrimination have had on the most vulnerable populations, including migrants, women, adolescents and girls, people of African descent and of Asian origin, and others. Now is the moment to catalyze action on prioritizing the fight against racism on the international agenda. UNESCO is mobilizing key stakeholders to uphold commitments against racism and discrimination within an unusually challenging geopolitical and social context.
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