III Latin American and Caribbean Conference on Critical Thinking in Health

 III Latin American and Caribbean Conference on Critical Thinking in Health

 30 and October 31 | 30 31 and October

Aggeu Magalhāes Institute Auditorium | Fiocruz Pernambuco
Av. Professor Moraes Rego, s/n, Ciudade Universitaria
Recife/PE, Brazil
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/uYsPQqefUa3ncrZA7



PROGRAM (Brazil time)

Thematic Areas and Working Groups | Programming Thematic Projects and Working Groups

October 30

8.30 hs Opening Table | opening table

Representative of the Brazilian Ministry of Health
Rector's Office of the Federal University of Pernambuco-UFPE (Brazil)
Pedro Miguel Dos Santos Neto. Director FIOCRUZ Pernambuco (Brazil)
Gonzalo Basile. Coordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (Argentina) 
Leny TradCoordinator of the CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (Brazil) 
Antonio Hernández Reyes. Specialized Institute Hospital El Salvador / CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (El Salvador)
Rosa AmorimLandless Workers' Movement / State Representative (Brazil)

coordinate
Odeth SantosCLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty / UNAM (Mexico)
Tatiana Gerhardt. Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)

9.30 hs Inaugural Panel: Current State and Challenges of Latin American Critical Thinking in Health

Paulo Henrique MartinsUFPE and Latin American Sociological Association-ALAS (Brazil)
Gonzalo BasileFLACSO Dominican Republic International Health Program / CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty
Luisa Iñiguez RojasFLACSO Cuba/University of Havana and CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (Cuba)

They coordinate and debate
Leny TradInstitute of Collective Health / Federal University of Bahia (Brazil) 
Tatiana Gerhardt. Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)

11.10 hs Work table: Socio-environmental health and epidemiology of extractivism

  • 11:10 am – Opening and presentation of the work modality
    Raquel Rigotto. Federal University of Minas Gerais (Brazil) 
  • 11:20 a.m. – Introductory presentation of Studies in Socio-environmental Health
    Gabriel Keppl and Damián VerzeñassiInstitute of Socio-Environmental Health of the National University of Rosario (Argentina)
    Laura Elena Ortega ElorzaAutonomous University of San Luis Potosí (Mexico)
    Paula Re and Gabriela Levato (Spain)
    Raquel Riggoto. Federal University of Minas Gerais (Brazil)
  • 12:10 pm – Presentation of the study and work matrix of the Regional Study Group on Socio-environmental Health and Epidemiology of Extractivism and the Dossier "Extractivism and its implications for health, environment and territories in Latin America and the Caribbean"
    Horacio PereyraNational University of Santiago del Estero (Argentina)
    Laura Elena Ortega ElorzaAutonomous University of San Luis Potosí (Mexico)
  • 5:00 PM – Closing remarks and preliminary conclusions

Lunch Interval | Interval for lunch

14.10 am – Working Group: Rebuilding Health Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean

  • 14.10 hs – Opening and presentation of the work modalityo
  • 14:20 hs – Introductory presentation: Epistemic and categorical framework of refounding
    Antonio Hernández ReyesCLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (El Salvador) 
    Ugly OscarCarabobo University and CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (Venezuela)
  • 2:45 p.m. – Introductory presentation 2
    Adelyne Mendes PereiraSchool of Public Health FIOCRUZ / GT CLACSO International Health and Health Sovereignty (Brazil) 
    Juan Pablo MurilloNational University of San Marcos (Peru)
  • 3:15 p.m. – Presentation of the study and work matrix of the Regional Study Group on the Refounding of Health Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean
  • 3:20 p.m. – Presentation of Working Groups by country
    Argentina: Juan Carlos Blanco and Daniela Proto. CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty and UNMDP 
    - Chile: 
    Valentina Fajreldin from UChile and Justine Thauby de la Torre
    - Mexico: 
    Luis Enrique Pérez Silva. CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty and UNAM
    - Colombia: 
    Samuel Arias. National School of Public Health, University of Antioquia 
    Venezuela: María Esperanza Martínez. Vice-Rector, University of Health Sciences HCF
    – Panama: 
    Roberto Pinnock. University of Panama 
    - Dominican Republic: 
    Ricardo Elías Melgen. International Health Program FLACSO
    - Costa Rica: 
    Angie Pereira Calvo. University of Costa Rica
    – Haiti:  
    Sinal Bertrand. Ministry of Public Health and Population
    - Bolivia: 
    Marcelo Parra. CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty
    - Guatemala: 
    Cristian Osorio Figueroa of ISIS
    – Puerto Rico: 
    Nylca Muñoz. Graduate School of Public Health, UPR
    - Honduras: 
    Néstor Yanes, deputy of the National Congress, and Samuel Zelaya
  • 5:00 PM – Closing remarks and preliminary conclusions
  • 7:00 p.m. – Meeting of the Health Systems Refounding Study Group

October 31

9.00 hs Work table: Decolonial feminisms, racism and health

  • 9.10 hs – Opening and presentation of the work modality
    Roberta Godim. GT Racism and Health ABRASCO / FIOCRUZ (Brazil)
    Diana Anunciaçao. GT Racism and Health ABRASCO (Brazil)
    Odeth SantosCLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty and UNAM (Mexico)
  • 9:15 a.m. – Presentation: Towards decolonial, Black, and community feminisms to decolonize gender and health studies / Latin America
    Odeth SantosCLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty and UNAM (Mexico)
  • 9:40 a.m. – Greetings from the Country Nuclei of the Regional Study Group “Decolonial Feminisms, Sacrificialism and Health”
    Argentina
    Mexico
    Bolivia
    Ecuador (Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador)
  • 9:55 a.m. – Presentation by countries and core areas according to the study and work matrix of the Regional Study Group Decolonial Feminisms, Racism and Health
    Brazil: The health of black women and decolonial feminism: another perspective on health
    Roberta Godim. GT Racism and Health ABRASCO / FIOCRUZ (Brazil)
    Diana Anunciaçao. GT Racism and Health ABRASCO (Brazil)
    Dominican Republic and the Caribbean: Black Caribbean feminism, racism, and health. Health experiences in the Dominican Republic
    Alicia Méndez MedinaFLACSO (Dominican Republic)
    Adriana GarciaFLACSO (Dominican Republic)
    Venezuela: Resonances between intersectionality as a matrix of oppression and the social determination of health
    Ximena González BroquenCETS-IVIC / GT CLACSO International Health and Health Sovereignty (Venezuela)
    Mexico: Reflections on the health of racialized women in Mexico. Perspectives from decolonial feminisms
    Paula SilvaCLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (Mexico)
    Argentina: Weaving living and collective memories: the formation of an epistemic group from decolonial feminisms and health
    Laurencia SilvetiCLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty (Argentina)
    EcuadorComprehensive health of popular and rural women in Ecuador: body-land-territory
    Manuela Villafuerte Merino. Foundation of the National Movement of Women from Popular Sectors Crescent moon (Ecuador)
  • Discussion group at working tables with attendees
  • 5:00 PM – Closing remarks and preliminary conclusions

Lunch Interval | Interval for lunch

13.50 hs – Working Group: Social and territorial movements for health sovereignty

  • 13.50 hs – Opening and presentation of the work modality
  • 2:00 PM – Presentation of the working group and the Open Chair: Social and territorial movements for health sovereignty
    Luanda Lima. GT Popular Education and Health ABRASO (Brazil)
    Alicia Méndez MedinaBoard of Prietas and CLACSO Chair coordination (Dominican Republic)
    Leka RodriguesLandless Workers' Movement (Brazil)
    John Anthony Gomez RoseroHealth Movement for the Neighborhood (Colombia)
  • 2:30 p.m. – Presentation of the Social Movements for Health Sovereignty
    Leka RodriguesHealth Commission of the Landless Workers' Movement (Brazil)
    Emille CorderoNational Network of Popular Doctors (Brazil)
    Ronald Céspedess. Latin American Gay Latino Network
    Ennue FajardoNational Coordinator “Health for the Neighborhood” (Colombia)
    Freddy IzaConfederation of Indigenous Nationalities-CONAIE (Ecuador)
    Karen PalmaPresident of the National Federation of Health Workers-FENATS (Chile)
    Cecilia CastroUnion of Peoples of Morelos (Mexico)
    Latin American INSP!R Network for Social Protection
    Michel GarnelAyiti Asante Movement (Haiti)
  • 4:30 pm – Discussion group in working tables with attendees
  • 5:00 PM – Closing remarks and preliminary conclusions


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CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty

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