Here is the study "Resourcing Black Feminist Organizing in Latin America and the Caribbean" supported by Foundation for a Just Society and Wellspring Philanthropic Fund.
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"Led by Black women academics, artists, and activists from Latin America and the Caribbean, this research explores Black women’s activism across the two regions."
"RESEARCH SNAPSHOT
Interviewed 276 Black women across 17 countries who speak Spanish, Portuguese and Kreyól;
Mapped 309 Black women-led initiatives. Of these, 57% comprise Black women only; 33 percent, Black women and men; and the remaining 10 percent, LGBTQI. Organization types include collectives, associations, community-based organizations, unions, cooperatives, and networks as well as NGOs. Many are not registered.
Observed 25 spaces of Black activism using participant observation at conferences, educational forums, and workshops, both on and offline;
Interviewed representatives of Latin American women’s funds;
Interviewed 20 academics, activists, artists, healers, therapists and guardians of Black memory;
Consulted 102 reports or articles about racial and gender justice; and,
Commissioned several articles from prominent thought leaders in trans, decolonial, and Black feminist activism."