The Program of Anti-Racist Education supports public school networks and civil society organizations to develop actions to confront racism embedded in social structures. It produces educational resources and awareness campaigns that emphasize the role of non-racialized people in deconstructing their privileges and promoting equitable ethnic and racial relations. The program also supports women, particularly Kilombola and Indigenous women, to promote their value and respect, strengthening their visibility, recognition, and leadership in confronting racism.
Photo: Daniela Silva Huberty
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- Raise awareness among teachers, social educators, and society at large about racism and its impacts
- Develop and disseminate educational resources that promote anti-racist education
- Support Kilombola and Indigenous women in strengthening their participation and leadership in decision-making spaces, both within their communities and in broader society
- Training programs for public school teachers on anti-racist education, racial literacy, and education for ethnic-racial relations
- Development and dissemination of educational and pedagogical materials
- Capacity-building initiatives for Kilombola and Indigenous women focused on rights awareness, representation, leadership, and participation in political and decision-making spaces
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- Teachers and other education professionals working in public school networks
- Kilombola and Indigenous women
3.100
educators trained in anti-racist education
28
municipalities with public schools receiving support
76
anti-racist education workshops conducted