Join our one-day workshop on health and racism, which will open venues for:

• Redressing trauma: Explore how cultural expression through literature, storytelling, and oral history can serve as tools to acknowledge, process, and heal racial trauma.
• Advancing the right to health: Promote understanding of how artistic and cultural practices contribute to the mental health and well-being of people of African descent, in line with Article 12 of the ICESCR.
• Strengthening cultural rights: Highlight the importance of protecting and promoting cultural rights as a means of resilience and empowerment.
• Formulating policy recommendations: Develop actionable recommendations for policymakers at EU level to integrate cultural and health rights approaches in addressing racism and its impacts.
• Promoting intersectional approaches: Ensure that the specific experiences of women and girls are recognized, and that policies reflect their unique needs.

Register HERE to attend in person or online.

For more information, please have a look at the event agenda and program HERE.

In-person participation is first come, first serve. Online attendance is available after registration.