Our Organisation
Black Europeans is a growing movement committed to uniting, connecting and empowering minority ethnic citizens acin the diaspora. Formed in the aftermath of Brexit, our initiative was born out of the urgent need to address systemic racism and create long-term, meaningful change — not just in policy, but in the lived experiences of people of colour throughout the continent.
We believe in the power of unity through diversity. By bringing together voices across borders, we work to challenge inequality, amplify underrepresented perspectives, and build a more inclusive Europe — one where all citizens can thrive.
Our Mission
To connect empower and unite European minority ethnic citizens to stand united in adversity through diversity, with the goal of rooting out systemic racism.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a united, connected and empowered network of European citizens, fostering solidarity and resilience among EU citizens from racialised backgrounds residing and working in the diaspora. We strive to dismantle institutional racism within the European Union by championing substantive equality, promoting cultural diversity, and amplifying the voices of marginalised communities. Together, we envision a future where Europeans in the diaspora has the same rights as those residing in mainland Europe, are valued, respected, and empowered to contribute to a society that celebrates inclusivity and substantive justice for all.
Achievements
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Launched EUROMEC Safe Space (EUROMECSS) – a dedicated platform for dialogue between the EU and ethnic minority communities in the UK, fostering active listening and community-led advocacy.
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Co-created the first EU Anti-Racism Day in the UK in partnership with the European Union Delegation – a milestone moment in publicly recognising the struggles and contributions of EU Minorities.
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Commissioned and co-led groundbreaking research on EU Minorities in collaboration with leading institutions including the Migration Observatory and Sheffield University.
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Established the EUROMEC Monitoring Network – a unique mechanism for tracking the experiences and challenges of ethnic minorities post-Brexit, while shaping policy recommendations at EU level.
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Formed the only ethnic minority citizens’ organisation with a formal working group supported by the EU Delegation and Member States.
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Led national advocacy campaigns focused on EU Settled Status, racism, and representation, centring community voices in UK–EU relations.
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Built a pan-European movement connecting EU ethnic minority citizens in both Mainland Europe and Third Countries – uniting dependents, workers, students, and activists through a shared mission for racial equity.