Voorafgaand aan de "Week tegen Racisme" organiseren Comité 21 maart, Aknarij West, Anatolië, Combiwel, HTIB, Eigen haard, Dock, EMCEMO en Stadsdeel West een Itar voor bewoners. Woensdag 13 maart 2024 om 18.00u. in het Huis van de Wijk Mansvelt, Karel Doormanstraat 125, Amsterdam. Programma: 18.00 uur Toespraak namens organisatie en discussie over verdraagzaamheid en tegen[...]
De Verenigde Naties (VN) heeft 15 maart tot de Internationale dag ter bestrijding van islamofobie uitgeroepen. Aanleiding voor deze keuze is dat op 15 maart 2018 de extreemrechtse terrorist Brenton Tarrant 51 moslims in Christchurch, Nieuw-Zeeland vermoordde. Voorafgaand aan de "Week tegen Racisme" nodigt Het Collectief tegen Islamofobie en Discriminatie (CTID) u uit voor een[...]
Workshop! Police tech, racialised criminalisation and community organising: unpacking the use of new technologies that criminalise racialised people and exploring organising strategies to push back against police tech. Cameras on the street are an everyday reality. We hear more and more stories about welfare fraud algorithms flagging parents, or about youth getting in trouble because[...]
De relatie tussen interlandelijke en interraciale adoptie en identiteit vraagt om een intersectionele benadering, waarin zowel de culturele dimensie als het perspectief van antiracisme geïntegreerd worden. Dit is belangrijk om meer begrip te creëren voor de ervaringen van mensen met een adoptieachtergrond met onder andere racisme en hoe dit invloed heeft op hun identiteitsvorming. Tijdens[...]
A panel conversation and talk about the need for LGBTIQ+ rights and inclusion in Dutch football culture. Despite the Netherlands’ reputation as a model country with regards to LGBTIQ+ rights, the football world is an arena where LGBTIQ+ acceptance lags behind. With only two official LGBTIQ+ fan clubs, the ‘Roze Règâhs’ and ‘Roze Kameraden’, affiliated[...]
Understanding injustice through the lens of the caste system: exploring how identity, culture and economy relate to caste and racism. This panel seeks to foreground caste as an overarching framework to understand the many discriminations and oppressions taking place worldwide. In addition to the individual experiences of facing casteism or racism in different social contexts,[...]
Our stories and our voices translated in spoken word, rap and dance. The DomiKnow presents an evening of spoken word, rap and dance performed by artists from communities that have a connection to colonisation and/or slavery. Each performer will share their own narrative, from their own perspective, as they unite on one stage. Artists from[...]
How can the recognition and integration of Indigenous perspectives strengthen today’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives? Indigenous communities have a long history of enduring systemic injustices, notably highlighted by the racist history of human zoos in Western countries. This troubling past has left a lasting negative impact on cultural narratives that shape societal perceptions through[...]
What is the impact of racism and colourism within the queer and trans community? And how can we identify, fight and dismantle established and internalised racist ideas? Let’s review together how our colonial past has created and perpetrated a systematical racist system. Through a workshop, personal stories and a safe(r) space of exchange and conversations,[...]