Black Parents Germany is building a community for Black parents, grandparents, children and young people, parents-to-be, and parents of Black children. It places family relationships within a wider network of shared care and intergenerational connection.
AfroDiaspora 2.0 — Empowerment afrodiasporischer Münchner*innen e.V. — is a collective of Black women working for the empowerment of Black communities in Munich and the surrounding area.
PAMOJA — the Movement of the Young African Diaspora in Austria — is a significant part of the history of Black self-organization in Austria. Araba Evelyn Johnston-Arthur is a co-founder of PAMOJA and of the research group on Black Austrian history and the present.
Black to Normal is a Danish arts platform introduced in 2021 by Marie-Lydie Nokouda. It works to make Black, African, Afro-Danish, and Afrodiasporic artists and their work more visible in Denmark’s performing arts.
Adoptionspolitisk Forum is a Danish association contributing critical perspectives to debates about adoption, adoptees’ rights, and the responsibilities of institutions. Its website publishes consultation responses, open letters, and knowledge resources.