Un Mundu Sin Rasismo

Un Mundu Sin Rasismo We create experiences that raise awareness about how our shared slavery past impacts us today.

Last session was raw, real, and exactly why we keep showing up.👉🏾 A Black woman shared how she had to move cities in the...
27/06/2025

Last session was raw, real, and exactly why we keep showing up.

👉🏾 A Black woman shared how she had to move cities in the Netherlands just to escape the racist bullying. She also spoke of feeling unsafe around Sinterklaas season, year after year.

👉🏻A white woman admitted her discomfort around Black people and the fear of saying the wrong thing.

👉🏼 Someone shared how raising a biracial child means letting go of racist traditions like Sinterklaas.

👉🏿 We talked about racism in schools.

Question discussed: When do we speak up? When do we conserve our energy?

This week, we’re taking it further.

🇵🇸 🇨🇼We’ll reflect on how what's happening in Palestine connects to Curaçao. Through the lens of racism, silence, and resistance.

We’re not here for easy answers. We’re here for real talk, racial awareness, and activating everyone in the room.

🎤 Racism in Person is back TODAY!

📍Bario Urban Yard
🗓️ June 27
🕕 6–7 PM

No sign-up. Just show up.

We'll be back on the 7th of March.In the meantime, feel free to share why you find it important to talk about racism in ...
19/02/2025

We'll be back on the 7th of March.

In the meantime, feel free to share why you find it important to talk about racism in the comments.

Join the Conversation at Racism in PersonEvery two weeks, we meet at Pakaya Society for open and honest conversations ab...
03/02/2025

Join the Conversation at Racism in Person

Every two weeks, we meet at Pakaya Society for open and honest conversations about racism and its impact on our lives. Our next four sessions will take place on:

📅 February 7 & 21
📅 March 7 & 21
🕗 8:00 – 9:00 AM
📍 Pakaya Society (Salinja Aboustraat A7)

You can stay for the full hour or drop in anytime to join the conversation.

Key Topics from Our Last Session:
🔑 How our voice has a much bigger impact than we’re led to believe.
🔑 Getting comfortable speaking up on social media.
🔑 The blocks white people experience when speaking about racism.

Let’s keep the momentum going! See you there.

The conversation can get uncomfortable at our sessions. After all, that's why most people don't talk about racism.In ord...
23/01/2025

The conversation can get uncomfortable at our sessions. After all, that's why most people don't talk about racism.

In order to keep everyone safe, we have some safety boundaries at all our sessions.

We're revealing them publicly for the first time!

Do they help you feel safer?

We're about to start in a few minutes. Come join us for a coffee and a chat.

Some conversations feel too heavy, too complicated, or too risky to have in daily life. Racism is one of them. But avoid...
21/01/2025

Some conversations feel too heavy, too complicated, or too risky to have in daily life. Racism is one of them. But avoiding it doesn’t make it disappear...it just makes it harder to address.

That’s why we’re creating a space where you can bring your thoughts, experiences, and questions about racism into the open. No scripts. No filters. Just real people having real conversations in real time.

🗓️ Thursday, January 23rd
⏰ 8:00 - 9:00 AM
📍 (Salinja Aboustraat A7)

Grab a coffee, pull up a chair, and let’s talk. Because change starts with facing reality.

Our recent sessions have uncovered some deeply personal and transformative stories. Here’s a glimpse into the powerful c...
18/11/2024

Our recent sessions have uncovered some deeply personal and transformative stories. Here’s a glimpse into the powerful conversations we’ve been having:
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1️⃣ Internalized Racism:
A Black man shared his experience of choosing to wait for a white server rather than approach a Black one. His honesty about feeling that whiteness seemed “safer” was met with a mix of shock and introspection. The group applauded his bravery, using his story as a mirror to reflect on their own biases.
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2️⃣ Harm in Jokes:
A woman of mixed descent recounted how her family used racially charged jokes with a Black family friend, despite his discomfort. It wasn’t until later that she fully understood the harm and apologized. The group reminded her that while her apology was important, carrying guilt wouldn’t heal the situation.
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3️⃣ Challenging Perspectives:
One of the most difficult moments came when a white participant persistently questioned whether incidents shared were truly racism. His denial of others’ experiences shifted the dynamic until a moderator addressed it head-on. This confrontation led to a key takeaway: we all have different homework in addressing racism, and accountability is essential for progress.
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These stories highlight the vulnerability, discomfort, and growth that emerge when we come together to confront racism. 💬💔✨
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👉 Our next dialogue session is on November 21st, where we’ll dive into Racism & Career. How do race and bias impact our jobs? Let’s explore together.
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📅 Final session of the year: December 5th – How to Move Forward.
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Only 7 spots left—RSVP now via WhatsApp: +5999 5100635
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