One of the Kilombo's greatest bets is education as a transformative tool that allows for the transmission of knowledge, in a horizontal, dialectical perspective that allows the recognition of each person's knowledge. We believe that knowledge not only encompasses theoretical knowledge that emanates from traditional academic instances, but also ancestral knowledge that has been repressed, and affective experiences that also produce knowledge about oneself and the society in which we exist.

Considering the existence of various racist and xenophobic obstacles faced by Afro-descendant communities, both in the workplace and in education, we aim to provide opportunities to strengthen the business initiatives within the Afro-descendant community. We have held arts and crafts fairs with calls for black businesses and artists, promoting marketing spaces and support networks between artisans, artists and entrepreneurs.

Cultural resistance refers to promoting the various artistic expressions, crafts, practices and commemorations from various regions of Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa. We have carried out several instances of promoting these Afro-diasporic cultures, emphasizing performative, visual, plastic arts, gastronomic culture, spirituality, and everything that is encompassed by the Afro-descendant ancestry.

We have been in charge of creating and strengthening links in various institutional and governmental spaces to put the needs and contributions of the black community on the agenda. We have been in instances mediated by the Ministry of Women and Gender Equality, anti-racist working groups and commemorations of the Afrodiasporic Women's Day in Latin America and the Caribbean. We have also connected with feminist, migrant and anti-racist organizations to increase the impact of our activities.