Interdisciplinary Seminar on Sexual Citizenships in Latin America and the Caribbean (SICISAL). Panel 5: Urban Morphology of Desire

📅 Wednesday, November 18 | Virtual format
🕘 10 a.m. (Mexico City), 13 p.m. (Buenos Aires), 18 p.m. (Madrid)

The panel “Urban Morphology of Desire” proposes a space for critical and interdisciplinary reflection on the relationships between the city, sexuality, and the production of urban space. Starting with the question of how the city-desire is configured from the perspective of “non-places,” it seeks to problematize the ways in which productive and reproductive dynamics have historically shaped urban territories, regulating the possibilities for encounter, affective expression, and the construction of subjectivities. In this sense, the discussion on the urban morphology of desire not only challenges the forms of urban organization but also reaffirms the importance of recognizing and guaranteeing the right of all people to inhabit, transform, and enjoy urban spaces from the diversity of their sexual and affective experiences.

Participate
Jenny Vanessa Muños, Argentina
Nicolás Ballesteros Sánchez, Colombia
Benjamin Jose Manuel Martinez Castañeda, Mexico
Luis Alonso Rojas, Costa Rica
José Manuel Palma Márquez, Mexico

Moderator:
David Ismael Gutiérrez Gamboa, Mexico

Organized by
CLACSO Working Group on Sexual Activisms and Citizenships: Interdisciplinary Dialogues
National University of Quilmes, Argentina
National University of Colombia, Colombia
National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico
State Distance Learning University, Costa Rica
Autonomous University of Zacatecas, Mexico

📡 This activity will be broadcast on CLACSO platforms

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