The Latin America and Caribbean region has long been considered one of the most unequal regions in the world. In 2020, Colombia was the most unequal country in the region. Afro- descendants have long faced discrimination and exclusion in the Americas. Despite efforts to promote racial justice in Colombia, Afro-Colombians continue to face high levels of discrimination. While important measures to support racial justice were incorporated into the 2016 Colombian Peace Agreement, progress on this front remains slow. Through the production of reports, op-eds, and events on racial justice in Colombia, Global Americans will deepen conversations about these dynamics in an effort to identify best practices for combatting racial inequalities and promote the inclusion of racial justice initiatives in the U.S.-Colombia relationship. To do this, Global Americans will launch a High-Level Working Group on Afro-Colombian Inclusion and generate knowledge and resources on racial justice in Colombia. Global Americans will also engage with the next generation of leaders in Colombia and the United States to bring racial justice to the forefront of efforts to modernize the U.S.-Colombia relationship.