Hello, I'm Beatriz Sousa.
Social activist and coordinator of the Odara Black Youth Center - Black Women's Institute.
Come and learn a little more about me! 🌻


All my potential
Projects already completed or in progress, participated in, designed, discussed and collaborated on by me.


Ayomidê Odara
Ayomide Odara believes in a future of dignity and Good Living that begins and is based on the lives and autonomy of young black girls, who will be leaders in the future and who are already protagonists in the present.




My mother won't sleep until I get home
Project developed in the communities of Cabula and Nordeste de Amaralina, on the outskirts of Salvador (BA), focusing on denouncing the genocide of the black population, and raising awareness in society about the damage caused by State violence, especially through Public Security, in the lives of black children, adolescents and young people, their mothers and families.
Odara Black Youth Nucleus
Ayomide Odara believes in a future of dignity and Good Living that begins and is based on the lives and autonomy of young black girls, who will be leaders in the future and who are already protagonists in the present.
Yalodês Agency (Young Black Communicators)
Communications agency that works with different media formats (web, print, photography, audiovisual, radio) and focuses on producing journalistic content that addresses young people and black communities neglected by traditional media.


Collaborations
Institutions and organizations with whom I have had the pleasure of dialoguing, collaborating and creating a relationship of equity regarding anti-racist health, culture, education and black feminism policies.





More about me
Activist
Mediator
Social communicator
Social educator
Political articulator


I am
I talk
Learn
Teach/educate
Listen to black women
Exchange experiences
Watch movies
I like
Native Portuguese (🇧🇷)
Fluent English (🇺🇸)
Intermediate Spanish (🇪🇸)
Argentina
Chile
Barbados
States United
Countries I have visited
Dreams, goals and objectives
See a world free from social constraints
Taking my parents on a trip abroad
To marry
Valdeci, or Aunt Val, is a wonderful woman who has the courage to be happy and free in a world where there are no people alive. She is the materialization of beautiful dreams and teaches me to have the courage to be who I am!
Valdecir Nascimento
Founder of the Odara Institute of Black Women


★★★★★


★★★★★
Mother Raidalva teaches us to listen, observe and teach us to take care of ourselves and others. She is a well of love and a well of endless stories. Her lap is a path to return to our ancestry, which has been denied for so long.
Iyalorixá Raidalva Souza
Mother of the Saint of the House Ilê Axé Oyá Tolà
I am one, but I am not alone
— My references —
Strong and great people that I admire and have all my affection for ( and that I also love).


Ana Cláudia Freitas
Mother
My mother taught me to be strong, independent and to have determination to strive to be better and better. I am grateful to be her daughter and I am happy for every beautiful memory I have with her.
★★★★★


Beyoncé Carter
Singer, songwriter


Beyonce has always been a reference and has always been a star, growing up listening to her music served to expand my horizons.
★★★★★
Contact


Do you have a proposal for partnership or collaboration? A story to tell? Interested in fighting for black people? Anything...
Send me a message and let's make a difference!

