The Decolonial School of Caracas, which will hold its first online chapter between October 26 and 30, began its registration process this Saturday for those who wish to prove their participation.
It will be a total of five days of forums and debates, on social dynamics and structural inequalities aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic, but imposed by the civilizing model of modernity, with its racist, patriarchal and class violence.
The organizing committee of this space for training and decolonial debate informs that people who attend four of the sessions proposed in the program will be able to obtain their certificate.
A school with history
The first telematic chapter of the Decolonial School of Caracas is organized by the Center for Social Transformations of the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research (CETS-IVIC) and by the Simón Bolívar Institute for Peace and Solidarity among Peoples.
For the debate, there will be presentations by Enrique Dussel (Mexico), José Romero-Losacco (Venezuela), Karina Ochoa (Mexico), Ramón Grosfoguel (Puerto Rico), Juan Carlos Rodríguez (Venezuela), Aura Cumes (Guatemala), Meyby Ugueto-Ponce (Venezuela) and Roberto Hernández (United States).
Online knowledge
Access the sessions of chapter I of the Decolonial School of Caracas through the following links:
School Channel: https://tinyurl.com/yxsax96j.
Simon Bolivar Institute Channel: https://tinyurl.com/y6rlyh7p.
Registration Link (deadline until October 26):
