Four Utrecht research projects receive EU funding

How do power relations cause gender inequality and exclusion, and how can we change it? What impact does structural racism have on societies? And what are the living and working conditions of migrants whose right to stay in Europe is unclear?. Those kinds of questions are what four Utrecht scientists can start researching, courtesy of EU funding. The projects of  Ilse van Liempt , Marcel Lubbers , Valentina di Stasio and  Linda Senden will receive funding for three to four years from the Horizon Europe programme. The grants are intended for research that contributes to finding solutions to societal issues that exist throughout Europe. About the research projects. I-CLAIM: Improving the living and labour conditions of irregularised migrant households in Europe. This project sheds light on vulnerabilities faced by irregular migrants in the labour market.