Anti-black racism in Mexico
Mónica Moreno Figueroa, Senior Lecturer in Sociology (University of Cambridge, UK) Anti-black racism in Mexico Time: Mar 10, 2021 05:00 PM London Join Zoom Meeting…
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A decolonial move: Black Feminism and Latin-American Modernity/coloniality undoing ‘diversity’ at the University of Amsterdam.
Rosalba Icaza, Associate Professor in Global Politics, Gender, and Diversity Institute of Social Studies, The Hague. (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands) A decolonial move: Black Feminism and Latin-American…
CANCELLED Soledad Alvarez Velasco
Soledad Alvarez Velasco (University of Houston) Dr. Álvarez Velasco’s research investigates the nexus between irregularized transit migration, violence, and the capitalist state, particularly in the case of the…
CANCELLED Genner Llanes-Ortiz
Genner Llanes-Ortiz, Assistant Professor (Leiden University) Maya anthropologist from Yucatan, Mexico, currently working as an assistant professor in Leiden University, the Netherlands. School of Philosophical,…
“The Cosmic Race on Trial: The Judicial Construction of race… and ethnicity in Mexico”.
Tatiana Alfonso (ITAM, Mexico) “The Cosmic Race on Trial: The Judicial Construction of race… and ethnicity in Mexico”. Time: Apr 21, 2021 05:00 PM London Join Zoom Meeting…
Solidarity and Community support during COVID19, Bolivia
During lockdown, in Santa Cruz de La Sierra a community of people got together and for over two months cooked for those who were struggling due to the unemployment and lack of resources during COVID.
HELP LAST SPEAKERS OF PERUVIAN LANGUAGES, COVID-19
The Peruvian Amazon is being hard-hit by the COVID-19 health and economic crisis. Among the most affected groups are the indigenous peoples, in particular the elderly, who in some cases may be the last speakers of the…
Going back to my rural roots: Covid 19 and return migration in northern Peru
The research focuses on the migration of people who have moved from the urban centres to rural communities as a result of unemployment and physical, social and economic distress caused by the current pandemic. This…
We all have a role to play in indigenous exposure to coronavirus, by Amy Penfield, University of Bristol
Amy Penfield The first confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the UK were reported on January 29th 2020. In the early days it spread rapidly around Europe, but it was a little while before it reached South America. Not long…
COVID-19 AND WOMEN’S WORSENING ACCESS TO ILLEGAL AND LEGAL ABORTION IN BRAZIL, Mariana Pitta Lima and Cecilia McCallum
Anthropologists and other researchers studying reproductive issues in Latin America have been alarmed by the effects of the pandemic on their interlocutors. Our research on abortion in Brazil affords some insights into…