Radix School : Feminist and LGBTIQA+ Empowerment

A School for
feminist organisations,
LGTBIAQ+ and/or women.

Welcome to Radix School

At the School we strengthen the capacities of women's, feminist and LGBTIAQ+ civil society organisations (CSOs) to continue to play your key role in the protection of feminist rights from an intersectional, anti-racist and decolonial approach.

Do you want to join the Radix School and access all our contents?

What do we offer you?

Virtual Classroom

Online trainings structured in quarterly topics.

Meetings

Face-to-face meetings throughout Spain.

Library

Public manuals in Spanish and English.

Podcast

A programme with the voices of the protagonists: feminist organisations.

Topics

Anti-racism and decolonial perspectives

Topic designed by Rioko and Melaza. Through participatory dynamics, accessible theoretical resources and artistic practices, the project aims at to make visible the colonial and racist matrices that run through CSOs, the aim is to problematise unequal power relations and generate concrete tools to transform them.

The approach puts the embodied knowledges of racialised, trans, migrant and discriminative people at the centre., recognising their centrality in the construction of fairer and more sustainable alternatives.

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December 2025 to March 2026

Contents

Module 1
Power mapping: understanding structural racism in the organisation.
Module 2
Radical listening culture and redistribution of speech.
Module 3
Reparation in the present: living liability agreements.
Module 4
Radical imagination: redesigning organisational structures.

Training team

Rioko and Melaza.

Rioko Fotabon is a teacher, poet, researcher, anti-racist activist and trainer with more than ten years of experience in processes related to the rights of migrants, racialised people and dissidents. African child from the diaspora and part of the Black Dignity collective.

Melaza is a visual artist, researcher, critical cultural manager and trainer, she has a trajectory traversed by her experience as a bisexual, neurodivergent, migrant and Afro-descendant woman. Her practice combines artistic creation and decolonial pedagogy, integrating historical memory, black identities and social transformation. She is the founder of Afroculto Caribe.

Participation format

The school offers a variety of activities:

Training through the virtual classroom from January to March.
Individual tutoring and counselling by the training teams from February onwards.
Meeting and networking activities both online and in person. Specific dates and venues will be published very soon.

Learn more about Radix

Radix is formed by

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What is school registration?

A general registration form for organisations feminists, women's and LGTBIAQ+ who want to participate in the Radix School. We ask you basic information about your organisation and thematic preferences for the School.

The Radix School is composed of 10 topics over 4 years, the organisations will be able to register for each topic according to their preferences or interests. For this purpose, we will set up a registration form by topic, which will be individual for each person.

The registration of organisations does not imply enrolment in the School's topics. The registration form is used to request basic information about your organisation, your contact details and your motivation for participating in the school.

What is topic registration?

This form allows you to register for each of the Radix School's topics.
The School is composed of 10 topics spread over 4 years, the following may participate individual persons belonging to organisations.

In order to register, it is necessary that the organisation is previously registered in the general register.

📍 Please note that it is not possible to register for all topics at the same time; the registration must be done one by one.

What is the school dossier?

It is a document that brings together all the key information on how to participate in the Radix School through any of its topics.

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