Conference moderated by:

Licia Chery holds a master's degree in General History and is a doctoral assistant in the History Department at the University of Geneva, where she is preparing a thesis on the internationalism of Black European women from 1960 to 2001. She is co-editor of the book "Un-doing: Racialization in Switzerland." She is the founder of the literary platform Afrolitt'.

Théogène GAKUBA holds a doctorate in educational sciences with a specialization in intercultural psychology. He is a university lecturer and researcher in Switzerland, Europe, Africa, and North America. He is the author of several publications on young people.

Pamela OHENE-NYAKO: is a singer-songwriter with several albums to her credit, she is an author ("Tichéri a les cheveux crépus", director and she was the first black presenter in the history of RTS.

Program :

New generation, different questions.

1:30 PM Doors open

2pm Presentation by our speakers

3:30 PM Break (African snacks)

4 p.m. Questions and discussions with the public

5 p.m. Closing

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