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USP newspaper publishes an article announcing the premiere of the film "São Palco - Cidade Afropolitana", by directors Jasper Chalcraft and Rose Satiko Gitirana Hikiji. The article features interviews with the directors and protagonists, presenting the idea behind the film's conception. The exhibition will take place on 04/25, at 4:30 pm, in the Carlos Reichenbach room at Centro Universitário Maria Antonia - Rua Maria Antônia, 294. Free entry! Link to the article: https://jornal.usp.br/
The publication addresses the dilemmas between motherhood and work, presenting the story of Sylvia who, to reconcile both, chose to take her daughters to carry out her field research among the Bororo.
The article also tells about her career as a researcher and teacher, in addition to presenting LISA and its history.
Access the article in this link.
Photo: Zanone Fraissat/Folhapress
This is the fifth edition of the award that highlights women scientists dedicated to national researchers who have made relevant contributions to science and scientific management, in addition to having carried out actions in favor of national science and technology.
https://confap.org.br/news/
The USP Open Books Portal published the e-book " Black cinema: From Africa to the diaspora – the anti-racist thought of Kabengele Munanga", by Celso Luiz Prudente, Rogério de Almeida (Organizer).
To access the other titles: USP Open Books Portal.
Link to the interview with professor Heloisa Buarque de Almeida about her Free Teaching thesis: https://jornal. usp.br/podcast/
"Katherine Dunham" [author], written by Vanessa Cândida Lourenço, https ://ea.fflch.
"Religious ecstasy: an anthropological study of spirit possession and shamanism" [work] by Ioan Myrddin Lewis, written by Lucas Ramos da Cunha, https://ea.fflch.usp.
"Hutukara Associação Yanomami" [institution], written by Corrado Dalmonego, … Read more
Gabriela Leal talks about her book "Cidade: modos de ler, usar & se apropriar. A São Paulo do graffiti" (S, Paulo, Ed. Funilaria, 2023) at: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4BTtHF3NL4ZLsfknKm6tKF?si=dn8vdXIrQGawUPlI_IyzmQ&nd=1
On May 5, 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) decreed the end of the Covid-19 Public Health Emergency of International Concern, a little over three years after the same entity announced its beginning. . This epidemiological and political action does not represent the end of the pandemic, but rather that the time has come for countries to make the transition from the emergency mode to the management of diseases along with others of an infectious nature. Upon hearing the news, many people were certainly moved. This reaction is not necessarily related to any change in daily life itself, since we have been resuming our lives for months – thanks to vaccination, it is necessary to emphasize –, but because the Covid-19 pandemic and the way it was conducted, profoundly changed our lives , relationships and subjectivities. Thus, if the Public Health Emergency is over, the effects of the crisis continue in our memories, bodies, in everyday mourning and in collective life.
The Pandemic Echoes podcast aims to reflect on such effects. We started production in 2021, still in a… Read more