Intersect Madrid Community Events and Workshops
Our community workshops are designed to empower educators with the essential tools needed to cultivate inclusive and anti-bias, anti-racist learning environments for their students.
Our community events are in-person in Madrid city-centre, free and open to all educators.
Upcoming Workshops
Our 2023-24 community programming is here! We hold community workshops each month and BIPOC educators Affinity Group.
What are our Community Workshops like?
Our workshops offer a hands-on, participant-focused experience carefully crafted to equip you with tangible tools for cultivating anti-racist classrooms.
Past Workshops
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Discriminatory Language in Spanish
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Religious Diversity with Students
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Intersectional Feminism in the Classroom
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Challenging Blackface in the Classroom
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Teaching Self-Love to Students
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Adapt and Advocate
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Radical Self-Care for Educators
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Creando un Espacio Valiente (Brave Space) en el Aula
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Decolonising the Holidays
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Bodies Are Cool: Celebrating Body Diversity with Students through Art-making
What is an Affinity Group?
An Affinity Group is a group of folk linked by a shared identity such as race, genders, or marginalized community.
Intersect Madrid wants to create a space for global majority folk to gather, find community and collectively provide support for navigating teaching in a white-dominant environment.
FAQs
Where are workshops located?
We host our community workshops in the center of Madrid at Espacio Afro (Calle Caceres 49, Madrid Metro: Delicias or Embajadores)
Our Affinity Groups are held the heart of Lavapies at DaraaJi Bar (Calle Meson de Paredes 17, 28012)
How can I stay informed about upcoming workshops?
Stay connected with us! Follow us on instagram for sneak peeks and announcements for upcoming workshops and events.
Can I suggest a workshop topic?
Absolutely! We welcome suggestions for workshop topics and encourage organizations interested in collaborating to get in touch. Email us to discuss how you can contribute to anti-bias anti-racist work.