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181 Researching women's lives in post-colonial contexts: Challenges and transformations in decolonizing self and research

Wednesday, August 1, 2012: 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
NB 446 (Faculty of Economics)

RC32 Women in Society (host committee)

Language: English
Session Organizer:
Akosua ADOMAKO AMPOFO, University of Ghana, Ghana
Chair:
Akosua ADOMAKO AMPOFO, University of Ghana, Ghana
Co-Chair:
Dilek CINDOGLU, Bilkent University, Turkey
181.1
Conducting feminist research in the country of one's familial past (Oral Presentation)
Sylvanna FALCON, University of California, USA

181.2
Iin the middle of the story: Reflecting on feminist theory, epistemology, and practice in engaging gender non-conforming persons on the Cape Flats communities of South Africa
Nadia SANGER, Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa

181.3
Researching Afro-descendent and indigenous women's lives in the tropics. Knowledge productions at a crossroads (Oral Presentation)
Christina SCHRAMM, Programa de Doctorado en Estudios de la Sociedad y la Cultura, Costa Rica

181.4
The possibilities and perils for scholar-activists and activist-scholars: Reflections on the “feminist dialogues” (Oral Presentation)
Manisha DESAI, University of Connecticut, USA

181.5
The challenge of building a logical methodology for participatory, feminists and post-colonial researches with migrant women (Oral Presentation)
Juliana NAZARETH, Post-Doctorate Candidate in Psychosociology of Communities and Social Ecology at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

181.6
Postcolonial feminism: An essay about third feminism (Oral Presentation)
Karina BIDASECA, CONICET/Universidad Gral San Martin/Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

181.7
Pinay postcolonial subjects in the global economy: Feminist research discursive practices and ethics (Oral Presentation)
Glenda BONIFACIO, University of Lethbridge, Canada

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