They actively work for living in anti-racist spaces.
They encourage reparation and racial justice.
They promote the digital security in collectives.
They make visible and denounce male chauvinist and racist violence., in both the physical and digital world.
Strengthening networks of women and dissidence.
AfroFem Koop
It is a innovative afrofeminist cooperative project composed of black African and Afro-descendant women and/or femininities, whose ultimate goal is the dntegral economic, cultural and political development of women and/or femininities in the Afro community in the face of the perennial economic precariousness that is affecting them. To this end, the cooperative promotes anti-racist pedagogy to be able to sustain a project that provides the necessary tools for #SociasAFK projects in an afromarket.
AfroFem Koop
It is an Afrofeminist, anti-racist and pan-Africanist media and deconstruction. They want to contribute to promoting social change based on the democratisation of the media from an intersectional perspective. Their vision is to be the Spanish-speaking anti-racist media most influential global actor. In its communications, sraising awareness on social justice (anti-racism, feminism, LGBT rights) through accessible communication on social media, educate on social justice, anti-racism and feminism from an intersectional perspective.
Kemet Zaragoza Collective
Initially emerged as a space for reflection and debate on Pan-Africanism, Afrofeminism and Afrocentricity. Over time, the collective evolved into through socio-cultural animation, to take initiatives for community stimulation and participation. From pan-Africanism and black feminisms, the collective intervenes in neighbourhoods on the outskirts of the city of Zaragoza. to an intergenerational audience and with a very high youth participation.
Save a Girl, Save a Generation
Since 2007 work to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls, with a focus on combating female genital mutilation and forced marriage. The organisation was born out of the initiative of women survivors and those from communities where such practices are commonplace, with the aim of The aim is to bring about positive change and provide care and protection.
Biznegra
It was born in January 2020 from the need to have in Malaga a Afro-centred space where care was present as a feminist collective. Sand was inspired by a Biznaga, the endemic flower of Malaga. which is composed of white jasmine. In this version, the biznaga is black and has an afro comb in the centre; it is a reappropriation of a symbol black people are constantly excluded from the narratives and imaginary of Spain and, especially (and more worryingly), Andalusia. Thus, the black biznaga represents collectivity and negritude. This collective is supported by African and Afro-descendant women living in Andalusia.
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