Systemic discrimination creates barriers across multiple sectors, limiting access and opportunities for marginalized communities. Our research delves into these patterns to support policy reform and advocacy efforts.
Why This Research Matters
Understanding where systemic discrimination occurs helps drive focused action toward equity and justice. We gather data and personal stories to highlight urgent needs across sectors and communities.
Discrimination by Sector
Discrimination by Sector
Yearly Reports of Discrimination (2019–2025)
Key Areas of Focus
- Policing and law enforcement: Examining racial profiling and use-of-force incidents.
- Education: Access gaps, discrimination in school environments.
- Employment: Hiring biases and workplace harassment.
- Healthcare: Unequal treatment and systemic health disparities.
- Immigration policies: Barriers for newcomers and asylum seekers.
Impact of Our Research
Our studies have informed changes in policing policies, improved community legal services, and enhanced advocacy for fair healthcare access. We partner with grassroots organizations, policymakers, and academic institutions to drive meaningful reform.
Featured Researchers
Dr. Lillian Akena
Expert on gender-based violence & migration
Prof. Kevin Mutiso
Focuses on racial justice in East African law
Dr. Nadia Mwangi
Studies healthcare discrimination in diaspora
Samuel Byansi
Researcher on press freedom & systemic oppression