Race, Youth and Intergenerational Activism

As we approach the unimaginable and unbearable first anniversary of the transitioning of our late Comrade, Dr Pious Nyandoro, we are called not only to mourn the loss of an extraordinary Pan-African scholar, organiser and freedom fighter, but also to confront the political conditions that shaped his life and, ultimately, his death.

The Racial Justice Network (RJN) is launching a new report, Afro-Diasporic Futures: Black Women’s Leadership Across the Atlantic, documenting almost a decade of collaboration with Brazilian partners and the ongoing work of Black women-led organising for black communities in Brazil.