The reversal of the negative representation of the Black person in Brazil, and the appreciation of Black history, resistance, and culture in their existing forms is a great historical and social obligation. This program is aimed at supporting and consolidating the role of state and social actors in Brazil in promoting racial equality, which involves:
1
Articulating the realization of rights and access to public policies for peoples and traditional communities of African origin.
2
Promoting actions to incorporate the perspective of advancing racial equality in government policies and private organizations, with an emphasis on Black youth and women.
3
Encourage policies to fight racism and developing mechanisms to support civil society that seek to reduce violent deaths among Black women and youth.
