RACISME

Documents d'expertes del 7è Congrés de les Dones

Document 1. Invisibles. L'estat del racisme a Catalunya. 2025 Material elaborat per SOS Racisme, cortesia de Gemma Ferreón Rivera [Veure PDF]
Document 2. Antigitanisme de gènere Material elaborat per Noemí Fernández Navarro, Sarai Fernández Andrade i Carme Méndez López [Veure PDF]
Document 3. Gènere, racialització i migració: cap a un feminisme inclusiu Material elaborat per Chayma Rachdi Mennana [Veure PDF]

Conclusions de subseus del 7è Congrés de les Dones

• Subseu a Vallirana: Dones migrants:experiències, interseccions iresistències. [Veure subseu] [Veure conclusions]

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