raznolikost, enakost in vključenost: prepoznavanje, obravnavanje in preprečevanje rasizma in diskriminacije skozi izobraževanje / diversity, equality and inclusion: recognising, addressing and preventing racism and discrimination through education

Program omogoča posameznikom ter osebam z izkušnjo rasizma in diskriminacije, da bodo slišani in videni, preko objave njihovih pričevanj ter razstave o Romih, ki živijo brez dostopa do pitne vode, skupaj s spremno publikacijo.

Za različne ciljne skupine program razvija izobraževalna gradiva, ki omogočajo prepoznavanje različnih oblik rasizma in diskriminacije, kot so drugačenje (othering), mikroagresije, fetišiziranje ter rasizem na institucionalni ravni. Aktivnosti vključujejo: oblikovanje slovarja rasizma, nadgradnjo spletnega tečaja Rasizem na Akademiji Amnesty, delavnice za učitelje, učence, starše ter člane_ice AIS, pripravo plakatov in izobraževalnih videov za osnovno- in srednješolsko populacijo. Za študentsko populacijo bo na voljo obštudijska dejavnost v okviru Univerze v Ljubljani pod krovno temo rasizma in diskriminacije, za mlade pa osveščevalno akcijo na šolah, medtem ko bo splošna javnost informirana preko ekranov v avtobusih.

Vsa izobraževalna in druga orodja bodo trajno na voljo šolam, delodajalcem in drugim, da bodo lahko spopadali in preprečevali rasizem ter diskriminacijo med zaposlenimi in drugimi deležniki.

Načrtovani rezultati

• Opolnomočenost oseb z izkušnjo diskriminacije in rasizma: z objavo vsaj 30 pričevanj ter vključitvijo Romov in Rominj v razstavo, programske aktivnosti in kampanjo bodo posamezniki z izkušnjo diskriminacije in rasizma opolnomočeni, zmanjšal se bo občutek krivde, sramu, manjvrednosti in travme, hkrati pa bo zmanjšana izoliranost in okrepčen občutek solidarnosti.
• Ozaveščanje in izobraževanje institucij: pomembne institucije, kot so Varuh človekovih pravic in relevantna ministrstva, bodo seznanjene s pojavnostjo rasizma in diskriminacije preko publikacij, vsaj ena institucija pa bo izvedla izobraževanje za zaposlene kot prvi korak k sistemskemu izobraževanju.
• Izobraževanje mladih, učiteljev in staršev: mladi (osnovno- in srednješolska populacija), učitelji in starši bodo seznanjeni z osnovnimi koncepti in oblikami rasizma, kot so nezavedne pristranosti, mikroagresije, drugačenje, fetišiziranje, ter z zgodovinskim in družbenim kontekstom, na katerem temeljijo ideologije in prakse izključevanja in izkoriščanja. Osveščevalna akcija bo zajela celotno osnovno- in srednješolsko populacijo.
• Študenti in študentke: vsaj 30 študentov Akademije Amnesty bo v okviru enosemestrskega izbirnega predmeta obštudijske dejavnosti spoznalo različne vidike rasizma, od teoretičnega do sodobne pojavnosti, vključno z osebnimi izkušnjami gostov in gostij.
• Izobraževanje širše javnosti: javnost oziroma posamezniki izven formalnega izobraževanja se bodo izobraževali o rasizmu in diskriminaciji preko spletnega tečaja, izobraževanj za člane_ice AIS in drugih aktivnosti; vsaj 150 oseb se bo udeležilo teh tečajev. Osveščevalna akcija na avtobusnih ekranih, razstava in objavljena pričevanja bodo dosegli več tisoč posameznikov.
• Razvoj trajnih gradiv in orodij: med objavljenimi gradivi bodo Slovar rasizma, pričevanja, razstava o življenju romske skupnosti s spremljevalno publikacijo, predlogi delavnic (s ppt predstavitvami, videi itd.) za mlade, učiteljski kader in starše, spletni tečaj, plakati ter izobraževalni videi, ki bodo trajno na voljo za spopadanje in preprečevanje rasizma in diskriminacije.

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The programme enables individuals and people with lived experience of racism and discrimination to be heard and seen through the publication of their testimonies and an exhibition on Roma communities living without access to drinking water, accompanied by a supporting publication.

For different target groups, the programme develops educational materials that enable the recognition of various forms of racism and discrimination, such as othering, microaggressions, fetishisation, and racism at the institutional level. Activities include the development of a glossary of racism, the upgrade of the Racism online course on the Amnesty Academy, workshops for teachers, pupils, parents, and Amnesty International Slovenia members, as well as the production of posters and educational videos for primary and secondary school students.

For the student population, an extracurricular course will be offered at the University of Ljubljana under the overarching theme of racism and discrimination. For young people, an awareness-raising campaign will be implemented in schools, while the general public will be informed through screens on public buses.

All educational and related tools will be permanently available to schools, employers, and other stakeholders to enable them to address and prevent racism and discrimination among employees and other groups.

Expected Results

• Empowerment of people with lived experience of discrimination and racism: Through the publication of at least 30 testimonies and the inclusion of Roma women and men in the exhibition, programme activities, and the campaign, individuals with lived experience of discrimination and racism will be empowered. Feelings of guilt, shame, inferiority, and trauma will be reduced, while isolation will decrease and a sense of solidarity will be strengthened.
• Awareness-raising and education of institutions: Key institutions, such as the Human Rights Ombudsman and relevant ministries, will be informed about the prevalence of racism and discrimination through publications. At least one institution will implement staff training as a first step towards systematic education.
• Education of young people, teachers, and parents: Young people (primary and secondary school students), teachers, and parents will be introduced to key concepts and forms of racism, including unconscious bias, microaggressions, othering, and fetishisation, as well as the historical and social contexts underpinning ideologies and practices of exclusion and exploitation. The awareness-raising campaign will reach the entire primary and secondary school population.
• Students: At least 30 students of the Amnesty Academy will, through a one-semester elective extracurricular course, explore various aspects of racism—from theoretical foundations to contemporary manifestations—including personal experiences shared by guest speakers.
• Education of the wider public:Members of the public outside formal education will gain knowledge about racism and discrimination through an online course, training sessions for Amnesty International Slovenia members, and other activities. At least 150 individuals will participate in these courses. The awareness-raising campaign on bus screens, the exhibition, and published testimonies will reach several thousand people.
• Development of permanent materials and tools: Published materials will include the Glossary of Racism, testimonies, an exhibition on the living conditions of Roma communities with an accompanying publication, workshop proposals (with presentations, videos, and related materials) for young people, teaching staff, and parents, an online course, posters, and educational videos. These resources will remain permanently available for addressing and preventing racism and discrimination.