Friday, May 29, 2026, 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm (Paris - CET) Panel: "Academic Freedom, Inequalities, and Decolonial Struggles in Latin America" Coordinator: Camilla Croso (Coalition for Academic Freedom in the Americas) Commentator: Pablo A. Vommaro (University of Buenos Aires/CLACSO) Presenters: Jorge D. Garcia Rincón (Descarimba Afro-Diasporic Research Association) Marisa G. Ruiz Trejo (Autonomous University of […]
Proposal submission period: March 20 to June 30, 2026. Results announced: July 30, 2026. Within the framework of the 50th anniversary of the fight for memory, truth, and justice, the CLACSO Working Group on Activism, Collective Memory, and Identity Appropriation invites you to participate in the second edition of […]
Saturday, May 30, 2026, 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm (Paris - CET) Panel: "Rethinking Other Epistemologies and Research Co-productions in the Face of the Challenges of Systemic Crisis" Speakers: Taira Edilma Stanley Icaza (Institute of National Studies, University of Panama, Gunadule Village, Panama) Laura Priscila Tercero Cruz (Mexican Institute of Water Technology, […]
Until July 31, 2026, the South-South Intellectual Network (RISUR), together with the Postgraduate Program in Political Science of the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (PPGCP/UNIRIO), the Postgraduate Program in Political Sociology of the Candido Mendes University (PPGSP-IUPERJ-UCAM), and the Postgraduate Program in Social Sciences in Development, Agriculture […]
📅 Submission deadline: June 1, 2026 💻 Online format 📍 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the publication of Caio Prado Jr.'s book, A Revolução brasileira, the call for submissions for the dossier “60 Years of the Brazilian Revolution,” sponsored by the journal Reoriente, is now open. The […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity aims to offer an overview of how these two spheres are interconnected, starting from the classical analysis of popular and mass cultures and moving on to […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity aims to offer an overview of how these two spheres are interconnected, starting from the classical analysis of popular and mass cultures and moving on to […]
This activity focuses on presenting the fundamental elements of the critical thinking of Riane Eisler, Val Plumwood, Donna Haraway, and Katya Colmenares, analyzing their views on interpersonal relationships and our connection to other species and nature within the framework of Western civilization. The exercise seeks to contrast the proposals of […]
The Design and Society Studies Group of the Gino Germani Research Institute invites you to the virtual meeting "Material and Symbolic Practices in Sustainable Textile Design." Given the current situation facing the clothing and textile industry worldwide in terms of environmental and social impact, with consequences that are becoming increasingly significant, this meeting will address the issue of sustainable textile design.
From May 22 to June 25 | Hybrid format The Subjects, Society and Culture research line of the Interdisciplinary Research Group on Business Management, Development, Society and Culture (GEDESC), together with the CLACSO Working Group on Student Movements and Activism, are organizing the seminar “Student Movements and Disputes for Democracy,” a space for […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
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