Events

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The seminar "Museums, Heritage and cities: Crítica decolonial na pandemic", with the participation of Julio Talhari (PhD student in Social Anthropology, PPGAS-USP), Thais Waldman (postdoctoral student at Museu Paulista), and Renata Montechiare (professor at Flacso Brasil), will take place on The GEAC YouTube, with the participation of Julio Talhari (PhD student in Social Anthropology, PPGAS-USP), Thais Waldman (postdoctoral student at the Museu Paulista), and Renata Montechiare (professor at Flacso Brasil): https://linktr.ee/geac

​​​​​​​In recent years, museums in several countries have guided their exhibitions and even broader and longer-lasting actions by so-called colonial debates. With the covid-19 pandemic, several of these processes were interrupted or rearticulated, since exhibitions, seminars and other actions were canceled or postponed. The seminar aims to discuss, under the impact of the pandemic and decolonial approaches, the relationship of museums with cities, as well as the influence of these institutions beyond the exhibition space, that is, in urban space and in the imaginary. Furthermore, as a counterpoint to the large traditional museums, issues related to community museums will be addressed.

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Pagu's Facebook page, numas youtube channel and CLAM Youtube channel

The first 2021 edition of Gender & Inequalities + Health - Debates brings to discussion the relationship between fat bodies and covid-19 pandemic. In this sense, we propose to discuss the issue from three axes: stigmas and stereotypes, activism and resistance. In this debate, the participants are:

MALU JIMENEZ - is fat, feminist philosopher, artifer. He makes art by proposing a new look at fat bodies. PhD professor in Contemporary Culture Studies at UFMT, PHD in fatphobia, author of the book "fight like a fat: fat phobia, resistance and activism".

MARCELLE SILVA - Post-doctoral student in Psychology (UFC); Substitute Professor, Department of Social Sciences of ufc; Deputy Coordinator of the Research Center on Sexuality, Gender and Subjectivity (NUSS /UFC); Coordinator of Pesquisa Gorda - Transdisciplinary Studies Group of Gordes Corporalities in Brazil.
MIRANI BARROS - Nutritionist, researcher of fat body, master in collective health, professor of and collective health at UFRJ/Macaé.
Mediation:

CAROLINA PARREIRAS - is an anthropologist, postdoctoral researcher of the Graduate Program in Social Anthropology (PPGAS) of Unicamp, member of NUMAS/USP (Center for studies on social markers of difference). He was visiting scholar at the Institute of Latin American Studies (Columbia University).
The Debates will take place LIVE next Wednesday, March 24, from 18hs, by the Page page on Facebook, the channel numas on Youtube and clam channel on Youtube. Questions from the online audience will be forwarded to the guests. Then, everything is also available on the social networks of Pagu, Numas and CLAM, so that it is possible to share the reflection produced collectively.

* The GENDER & INEQUALITIES project is a project in partnership with the Pagu Gender Studies Center (Cocen/Unicamp) and the Center for Studies on Socal Markers of Difference (PPGAS/USP), under the organization of researchers Regina Facchini (Pagu/Unicamp) and Carolina Parreiras (Numas/USP). It aims to disseminate classic and contemporary works and reflections focused on gender and its articulations with other differences and inequalities. This activity was produced in partnership with the Latin American Center on Sexuality and Human Rights (CLAM/IMS/UERJ), from the articulation with researchers Alessandra Brigo and Viviane Mattar.

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​​​​​Between punk and funk: musical circuits, youth and cities

NAU / USP Webinar

Speakers:
• Profa. Dr. Mylene Mizrahi (PUC Rio);
• Prof. Dr. João Bittencourt (UFAL).

Debate:
• Gabriela Gelain (doctoral student in Communication and Consumer Practices at ESPM);
• Marcelo Yokoi (doctoral student in Anthropology at PPGAS / USP).

Date: Wednesday, March 24, 2021.
Hours: 16 hours.
Location: LabNAU's YouTube channel.
Address: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOW7GQI1hv26z6q3TIkZzwQ

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A conversation-debate with director Isa Albuquerque and historian Maria Claudia Badán Ribeiro about the film CODINOME CLEMENTE (Brazil / 2018 / Documentary / 101 ’)

To liven up the debate, we will have professors Esther Hamburger (Cinema-ECA / USP), Osvaldo Luis Angel Coggiola (História / USP) and Wilson do Nascimento Barbosa (História / USP).

Live broadcast of the debate:​​​​​​​
https://youtu.be/gx93mv80Djo​​​​​​​

[IMPORTANT WARNING]

The film will be open from 17:00, 03/18 until 17:00, 03/19


Portuguese

https://vimeo.com/516011730


Subtitles in English

https://vimeo.com/516021762


French subtitles:

https://vimeo.com/516368619


Spanish subtitles:

https://vimeo.com/516357740

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Aspects of the process of creating the teaching material "Anthropology of the city: ways of doing", produced by GEAC members from an update course of the same name, taught in 2018, will be discussed. Bianca Chizzolini, Gabriela Leal and Maurício Alcântara will comment on language and format challenges for the preparation of materials aimed at supporting teaching activities, and discuss the challenges of thinking about field activity and scientific dissemination in times of pandemic.
Links to the broadcast (on the GEAC YouTube channel) and to the teaching material are available here.

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Registration Period: 22-02-2021
Canal LabNAU Youtube

Webinars of the Laboratory of the Center for Urban Anthropology (LabNAU/USP).

Debate - City tactics: ethnographic perspectives on urban daily life.

Speakers:
• Profa. Dr. Viviane Vedana (UFSC);
• Prof. Dr. Igor Monteiro Silva (Unilab).

Debaters:
• Mariana Machini (PhD student in Social Anthropology - PPGAS/USP);
• Sâmia Pereira (Master's student in Social Anthropology - PPGAS/USP).

?Date: February 24, 2020, Wednesday.
?Time: 4 p.m.
?Location: LabNAU's Youtube channel.
?Address: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOW7GQI1hv26z6q3TIkZzwQ

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Registration Period: 15-12-2020
Stream

USP's Department of Anthropology invites you to the seminar presented by Prof. Dr. Renato Sztutman.

The seminar will be held by stream.

The access link will be sent to guests at 9:45 am.

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Period: 30-11-2020 até 04-12-2020
Registration Period: 28-10-2020 até 30-11-2020
Online

The Center for Amerindian Studies (CEstA-USP) and the Research and Training Center (CPF) of SESC-SP invite everyone to the online event Crossing knowledge practices: (r) exist in a world under covid-19, the be held between November 30 and December 4, 2020, in the morning (10 am to 12 pm).

 

Schedule:

Meeting # 1 Pathogens and biodiversity: viruses and other non-human beings Date: 11/30/2020, 10 am-12pm Speakers: João Paulo Tukano (UFAM) & Cecília Siliansky de Andreazzi (Fiocruz)

Meeting # 2 Covid-19 and indigenous health Date: 01/12/2020, 10h-12h Speakers: Sofia Mendonça (Xingu / Unifesp Program) & Sandra Benites (MN / UFRJ)

Meeting # 3 Dreams and Epidemics Date: 02/12/2020, 10h-12h Speakers: Catarina Tupi-Guarani & Claudinei Eduardo Biazoli Junior (UFABC)

Meeting # 4 Environmental destruction and its relationship to the pandemic Date: 03/12/2020, 10h-12h Speakers: Paulo Cesar Basta (Fiocruz) & Eliel Benites (Faind / UFGD / Ascuri)

Meeting # 5 Mourning Date: 04/12/2020, 10h-12h Speakers: Watatakalu Yawalapiti & Christian Dunker (USP)

For registration and more information, visit: https://centrodepesquisaeformacao.sescsp.org.br/ividade/cruzando-praticas-de-conhecimento-r-existir-em-um-mundo-sob-a-covid-19

50 free places for indigenous people will be made available for these meetings by sending an email to: cruzandoconhecimento@gmail.com

Please inform in the email the full name, CPF and telephone number for contact. Such vacancies will be filled according to the order of receipt of the emails.

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Period: 24-11-2020 até 27-11-2020
Online by ZOOM

Napedra has been a pioneer in performance studies in Brazilian anthropology. It organized events that mark the field of performance anthropology, such as the International Anthropology and Performance Meeting - EIAP (2011), the 1st National Anthropology and Performance Meeting - ENAP (2010), and the Meetings with Richard Schechner (2013). He proposed the first research forums and working groups in performance studies of the Brazilian Association of Anthropology (ABANNE 2003; RBA 2004, 2006, 2012) and the National Association of Graduate Studies and Research in Social Sciences (ANPOCS 2005, 2006, 2007 ). He organized research forums and work groups at the First Latin American Anthropology Congress (ALA 2005) and Mercosur Anthropology Meetings (RAM 2005, 2009). In 2009, he held the Colloquium of Napedra: Sounds, Noises and Poetics of Performance. From 2008 to 2013, she developed the thematic project Anthropology of Performance: Drama, Aesthetics and Ritual (06 / 53006-2), a period in which Regina Pólo Müller's participation stands out, as a principal researcher. The project resulted in 22 books, 81 articles, 82 book chapters, and 102 international presentations.

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The link to the ZOOM platform for participation in all events can be found here.

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with Jacqueline Moraes Teixeira (PhD in Anthropology, USP), Fabiane Medina (PhD student in Political Science, Unicamp) and Talita Lazarin Dal Bo (PhD in Anthropology, USP). COPAF Mediation (PPGAS/USP).

Wednesday, November 4, 2020, 18h  

Racism crosses the most different areas of life. In April, the pandemic of the new coronavirus showed one of the most harmful faces of Brazilian ethnic-racial inequality: blacks and browns are, respectively, 62% and 23% more likely to die of covid-19 than whites in the city of São Paulo (https://bit.ly/3ek5inW). Indigenous peoples also suffer from this inequality: their mortality rate per one million inhabitants reaches 855, against 510 on average in Brazil (https://bit.ly/3cfEh22).

Alongside these alarming data on public health, there are also appalling data on ethnic-racial inequalities in education, mainly academic, the theme of the first table of this sixth-month cycle, held in partnership with COPAF - Permanent Commission for Affirmative Action of PPGAS/USP. Largely due to affirmative action policies for admission to public universities in 2018, the blacks became the majority of the students who make up the public university -- although still underrepresented --, and the number of indigenous entrants became nine times higher (https://bit.ly/2PJCbA9).

Also due to affirmative action policies, the entry of blacks and indigenous peoples into graduate programs has also increased in recent years. However, attempts to backtrack -- such as the recent repeal, reversed shortly thereafter, of the MEC ordinance that stipulates affirmative actions for blacks, indigenous people and people with disabilities in graduate studies (https://bit.ly/38kLnkT). The current context of advances and challenges makes urgent and necessary the discussion and defense of affirmative action policies, in addition to the creation of new mechanisms of student permanence. This Friday of the Month aims to take a look at ethnic-racial inequalities in the academy, especially those suffered by blacks and indigenous peoples, and will discuss some specific experiences of affirmative action policies and academic production generated from other epistemologies. 

Link available here.