Lack of access to diverse and inclusive literature for quilombola children

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Region: Brazil

Quilombola children, who are descendants of Afro-Brazilian slaves, often face systemic racism and discrimination. They have limited access to literature that represents their culture and history, which can negatively impact their self-esteem and academic performance.

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         Establishing an Afrocentric library for quilombola children

                The solution involves creating an Afrocentric library, or Afroteca, that provides quilombola children with access to diverse and inclusive literature that represents their culture and history. The Afr...
                
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         An Afro-library for quilombola children (Afroteca)

                Viva a Vida will construct an Afro-library (for children aged 6-11) in the Cordoaria Quilombo to make up for the acute educational disparities caused by neglect and racism, and exacerbated by 2 whole ...
                
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