Children of World War II: The Hidden Enemy Legacy
A comparative collection featuring Yara-Colette Lemke Muniz de Faria’s study of colonial racial research, Black German children, and the institutional construction of racial difference.
A comparative collection featuring Yara-Colette Lemke Muniz de Faria’s study of colonial racial research, Black German children, and the institutional construction of racial difference.
ADEFRA — Black Women* in Germany — is a Black queer-feminist forum for exchange, knowledge production, political intervention, and community organizing. Its work makes the experiences, ideas, and histories of Black women* central to understanding German society.
Black Dads Germany is a community and movement focused on empowering Black fathers and making their experiences visible in German society. It creates opportunities for fathers to connect, share knowledge, and support one another in family and community life.
JOLIBA — Interkulturelles Netzwerk in Berlin e.V. — provides culturally responsive support for Black people and migrants, including children, young people, and families.
Soul Sisters Berlin is a diasporic Black feminist collective whose work has connected Black women and femmes through community organizing and creative exchange. Established in 2014, it grew from relationships among Black women seeking spaces for connection and mutual support.