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Decolonial and Intersectional Feminisms: Weaving Friendships, Alliances and Liberation Politics
Decolonial and Intersectional Feminisms: Weaving Friendships, Alliances and Liberation Politics
Abstract Submissions Closed
Tuesday, 23 February 2021: 09:00-10:30
Location:
RC32 Women, Gender and Society (host committee)
Language: English and Spanish
Session Type: Oral
This panel seeks to contribute to communication and dialogue among different realities, while addressing commonalities in feminist theory and practice among women of similar margins – embracing the decolonial critique of social sciences, sex/gender studies, queer spaces and the intersectional approach. Some suggested topics include but are not limited to: feminist experiences in First Nation, Indigenous, Aboriginal, Maori, Gypsy, Roma, Traveler, Adivasi, Dalit or in Kurdish realities; decolonial feminist epistemology and research; intersectional political alliances; working in mixed environments, sustainable activists agendas; body, sexuality, and political action; intimacy and friendship; Bi-homo-trans-affectivity; trans-formations; gender binarism; overcoming dichotomous thinking; Jineologji; academic domestication and liberation research; new decolonial perspectives. Rather than a standard panel presentation, the proposals can include oral narratives, visual or/and performative actions. A written paper is not strictly necessary. The submitted abstract should specify the content, type of engagement and requested technical support.
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