Racism Report 2003 - Zara

Page 72 List of contributing organisations Racism Report 2003- Counselling centre for witnesses and victims of racismZARAZivilcourage und Anti-Rassismus-Arbeit1060 Wien, Luftbadgasse 14–16, Tel.: (01) 929 13 99, Fax: (01) 929 13 99–99E-Mail: office@zara.or.at, Homepage: www.zara.or.atSocially and legally trained counsellors, who are specialised in information andintervention in cases of racial discrimination, offer a free service to clients. ZARAoffers information and counselling to both witnesses as well as victims.Legal measures, intervention, accompaniment through the process of clarifyinga case or through court proceedingsare just some of the services offered by theZARA team.• ZARA gives information about legal and other measures against racist abuse or violence.• ZARA supports clients and accompanies them through a mutually agreed course of action.• ZARA systematically documents all incidents reported by witnesses.• ZARA also offers training, information material about racism and visits and talks at educational institutions.ZARA - Projekt Gleiche Chancen im Betrieb (Equal Opportunities at Work)1060 Wien, Luftbadgasse 14–16, Tel: 01/961 05 85, Fax: 01/961 05 85-99E-Mail: office@zara.or.at, Homepage: www.zara.or.atFreedom from discrimination as a quality standard in Austria‘s companies. Ways to combat discrimination at theworkplace in EU member states are being worked out within the framework of the EU ‚Equal‘ programme. In this contextZARA, in cooperation with other Austrian institutions, conceived the ‚Equal Opportunities at Work‘ project.For further information about the project, please see: http://www.gleiche-chancen.at.ZARA-Membership75 Euro annually