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School Coexistence Toolkit: Preventing Racism Corporate author: Ministry of Education of Colombia Xenophobia and racism are forms of intolerance and discrimination and, in both cases, are violations of human rights. These infographics address this social phenomenon and relational situation, extending the message and intention of the protocol on the same subject, which is why it constitutes a roadmap to respond from a comprehensive perspective to situations in which discrimination occurs due to ethnic and racial aspects or that promote exclusionary or stigmatizing acts against girls, boys, and adolescents because of their ethnic or racial affiliation. 
School Coexistence Toolkit: Prevention of Gender-Based Violence Corporate author: Ministry of Education of Colombia The infographics on the prevention of gender-based violence are intended precisely to raise awareness about this naturalized phenomenon so that families, children, adolescents and young people, and educators understand that this type of violence is not normal, it causes suffering and serious consequences for victims, and cannot be tolerated in any way. The infographics, based on the protocol, provide information in a simple and easy-to-understand way about what gender-based violence is, which can be sexual, physical, psychological or symbolic violence, how to prevent it, and what to do if you identify a victim or are a victim of this aggression. 
School Coexistence Toolkit: Prevention of Xenophobia Corporate author: Ministry of Education of Colombia The infographics guide the actions that should be developed in the school environment in the face of situations that incite or configure acts of xenophobia, exclusion or stigmatization against migrant girls, boys and adolescents. This message aims to have a positive impact on those who, beyond any nationality and any other migratory origin, should be welcomed and their rights guaranteed.