III Summer School on Antiracism

The third edition offers a space for training, reflection, and critical debate to analyze the relationship between immigration, racism, and health from a structural and antiracist perspective. The school will address health inequalities and the social and institutional mechanisms that produce and perpetuate them. Over four days, topics such as institutional racism in healthcare, barriers to accessing the health system, mental health, sexual and reproductive health, community health, administrative irregularities, asylum, homelessness, and the challenges of institutional transformation in an antiracist framework will be discussed. The activity is aimed at professionals in health, social, educational, and cultural fields, as well as individuals linked to public administration, social movements, research, and third sector organizations.