I educate myself about the situation of refugees/asylum seekers in my country and Europe (e.g. what it is, how it is manifested, how it can be prevented etc.), by attending classes, workshops, by reading about it, searching for good practices etc.

I promote/advocate for equal treatment of refugees/asylum seekers in my close spheres of influence (e.g. by explaining this to relatives, friends or co-workers and pushing them to adopt it, by promoting a fair attitude on social media, by preventing or taking action in situations in which I see people in my proximity showing attitudes against refugees/asylum seekers etc.).

I promote/advocate for the inclusion of refugees/asylum seekers in society in general (e.g. by speaking/writing to people outside my close environment, politicians and different other public or private entities to raise awareness of problems that exclusion of refugees/asylum seekers is creating, by participating in demonstrations or being an activist for the rights of vulnerable groups etc.).

I monitor the environment in my organisation, my school, my work or other places I hang out in order to check if they promote/foster a fair attitude towards refugees/asylum seekers (for equal chances, equal rights, for prevention of their exclusion).

I combat the fake news about refugees/asylum seekers that I meet on-line or off-line.

I am active in providing direct support to refugees/asylum seekers (by donating for their cause, by meeting them, by helping them understand and integrate in our culture, by providing them with different forms of support they need etc).

I volunteer for organisations who work on the inclusion of refugees/asylum seekers in society.

I feel free to confront persons who use are using discriminatory language or show discriminatory behaviour and ask them to stop.