Presentation

The NEABI, Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous Studies Center, is a proposed space to promote interaction among courses, their professors, staff, and students, as well as other sectors and their collaborators at all levels of education and society. Thus, it aims to encourage policies and practices against various forms of discrimination, seeking to promote social justice for racial and gender equity and their intersections.

Therefore, the primary actions are based on:
► Collaborating with the initial and ongoing training of teachers and undergraduate students for Education on Ethnic-Racial Relations and Teaching African, Afro-Brazilian, and Indigenous History and Culture, in accordance with the provisions of Resolution CNE/CP No. 01/2004, Opinion CNE/CP No. 03/2004, and Federal Laws No. 10.639/03 and No. 11.645/08;

► Developing specific teaching materials for classroom use on Education on Ethnic-Racial Relations and Teaching African, Afro-Brazilian, and Indigenous History and Culture, that comply with the provisions of Resolution CNE/CP No. 01/2004 and Opinion CNE/CP No. 03/2004;

► Mobilizing resources for the implementation of the theme to meet the ongoing training needs of teachers and the production of teaching materials for Municipal and State Education Departments and/or research related to the development of educational technologies that address the theme; and

► Disseminating and making available studies, research, teaching materials, and ongoing training activities to community bodies within the education systems.