The National Council of Justice (CNJ) promotes tomorrow (February 19th), at 3 p.m., the Webinar on "Looking to the future: reflections and recommendations of the Working Group on 'Memory of Slavery and Freedom'", with live transmission on the channel of the CNJ on YouTube.
The objective of the Webinar is to disseminate the conclusions of the final report of the Working Group on "Memory of Slavery and Freedom", which is available in the Digital Library of the CNJ. Registrations for the webinar can be done by accessing the form through the link: https://eventos.cnj.jus.br/inscricao-webnario-o-olhar-para-o-futuro-reflexoes-e-recomendacoes-do-grupo-de-trabalho-memoria-da-escravidao-e-da-liberdade.
For more information, access the programming of the event.
Report
The final report of the GT Memory of Slavery and Freedom emphasizes that slavery, although abolished as a legal regime, remains as a structural mark of the Brazilian society. Associated with racism, it still sustains inequalities and limits the full access of the black population to rights, guarantees and citizen participation.
The publication brings together research on the conservation and dissemination of the 18th and 19th-century collections in courts, case studies, archival treatment plans and narratives of enslaved people, as well as recommendations to courts.
