A diasporic perspective towards education & south-south cooperation, with Anielle Francisco da Silva

“A diasporic perspective towards education and south-south cooperation”
A public lecture with Her Excellency, Anielle Francisco da Silva, 24 August 2023, Ubuntu Chambers, University of Johannesburg
Listen to this rousing address by Her Excellency, Anielle Francisco da Silva, Minister for Racial Equality, Brazil, with a response by RGC Director Prof Victoria Collis-Buthelezi.
Anielle Francisco da Silva is the current Brazilian Minister of Racial Equality. Her sister Marielle Franco, was also a politician who was assassinated in 2018. After her death, the family established the Marielle Franco Institute with the aim to seek justice and continue her work. Anielle was the director of the institute, that works mainly with political violence and the participation of black women in politics. She is a journalist, educator, master in ethnic-racial relations (CEFET/RJ), and a doctoral candidate in applied linguistics (UFRJ). Previously, she was a volleyball player.
This event was collaboratively hosted by the Centre for the Study of Race, Gender & Class (RGC), Faculty of Humanities, Division for Internationalisation, and the Transformation Division at the University of Johannesburg