The Welsh deputy minister for arts and sport, Dawn Bowden has announced £4.5 million of funding over the next three years for the culture heritage and sport actions of the Anti-racist Wales Action Plan.
£2.8 million has been awarded to 22 local, regional, national or independent culture, heritage and sport organisations.
To qualify for funding, projects needed to have a focus on co-production and a commitment to putting lived experience at the centre of policy, service development and delivery.

The government has launched a resident-led panel to influence plans to reform social housing.
Members of the Social Housing Quality Residents will meet to share their experiences with ministers and inform policy change.
The intention is for residents' voices to be heard during the government's social housing reforms.
The announcement follows events in Rochdale, where Rochdale Boroughwide Housing were stripped of new taxpayer funding for housing, following the death of Awaab Ishak. The Regulator of Social Housing is carrying out an investigation.

Business secretary Grant Shapps has written to domestic energy suppliers asking them how they intend to make sure that direct debit systems do not overestimate energy use.

The government has announced a £1 billion ECO+ scheme to help hundreds of thousands of homes to get new home insulation. It is estimated this will save consumers around £310 a year.
ECO+ will provide support to those in the least energy-efficient homes in lower council tax bands and the most vulnerable.
There will also be a £18 million campaign to give the public advice on how to save money without sacrificing comfort.

Local government has paid tribute to Professor John Stewart, one of the most influential local government academics of the 20th century, after he died peacefully at home on Wednesday.