Description
- Highlighting the (lack of) representation of minorities in the names of streets, public places and institutions as well as architectural and ornamental installations;
- Analyzing minorities presence, both effective and symbolic, in public policies and measures related to political symbols such as national and regional calendars (through for instance official celebrations and public holidays);
- Discussing the role and place of minorities in memorial policies and practices;
- Addressing the right or prohibition of minorities to show religious or cultural symbols in public spaces;
- Assessing the (lack of) opportunities of minorities to participate in those decisions.
