Challenges of feminisms heading towards the 9th Conference #CLACSO2022

 Challenges of feminisms heading towards the 9th Conference #CLACSO2022

On March 8, within the framework of the numerous activities promoted by CLACSO for “March, month of women”, Karina Batthyány, Executive Secretary of the Latin American Council of Social Sciences, held a dialogue with coordinators of the CLACSO Working Groups about “Challenges of feminisms towards the 9th Conference #CLACSO2022”.



Participants:

-Alba Carosio – Researcher in Feminist and Gender Studies. Co-coordinator of the Working Group “Feminisms, resistances and emancipation”. Venezuela.

– Delmy Tania Cruz Hernández – Anti-racist feminist, southern ecologist, and popular educator. Co-coordinator of the Working Group “Bodies, Territories, and Feminisms.” Mexico. Member of the Latin American collective Critical Perspectives on Territory from a Feminist Perspective and co-founder of the community-based feminist organization “Women Transforming Worlds,” based in Chiapas.

– Graciela Di Marco – Director of the Center for Studies on Democratization and Human Rights and of the Postgraduate Program in Human Rights and Social Policies at the University of San Martín, Argentina – Co-coordinator of the Working Group “Anti-patriarchal struggles, families, genders, diversities and citizenship”.

– Natalia Quiroga Díaz – Feminist economist and activist, Colombian migrant living in Argentina. Institute of the Conurbation, National University of General Sarmiento. Co-coordinator of the Working Group “Emancipatory Feminist Economics”.

– Nora Goren – She directs the Institute of Social Studies in Contexts of Inequalities and the Master's Program in Public Policy and Feminisms at the National University of José C. Paz, Argentina . Co-coordinator of the Working Group “Gender, (In)equalities and Rights in Tension”.

– Melody Fonseca – Center for Social Research, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Puerto Rico . Co-coordinator of the Working Group “Network of Genders, Feminisms and Memories of Latin America and the Caribbean”.

– Valentina Perrotta holds a PhD in Sociology and is a lecturer and researcher with the Gender Sociology Group at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of the Republic of Uruguay . She is also the co-coordinator of the Working Group on “Care and Gender”.


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