Intersectionality in Research Practice/ La Interseccionalidad En La Práctica Investigadora / L´Intersectionnalité Dans La Pratique De Recherche

Tuesday, 8 July 2025: 09:00-10:45
Location: FSE011 (Faculty of Education Sciences (FSE))
WG06 Institutional Ethnography (host committee)

Language: English, French and Spanish

The investigations in this regular session begin with the experiences of particular individuals who are routinely oppressed by the democratic political regime under which they live. In addition to describing how particular forms of oppression are experienced, the institutional material relations shaping these experiences are described. While this might involve a multi-institutional approach, the primary area of focus for this session is the political institution. Alternative practices that are less oppressive may also be suggested and described.
Session Organizer:
Paul LUKEN, University of West Georgia, USA
Chair:
Andrea SOUTO GARCIA, University of A Coruña, Spain
Oral Presentations
Epistemological Discrimination and the Marginalization of Indigenous Knowledge and Feminism: A Critical Analysis
Tendayi GARUTSA, North West University, South Africa
A Feminist Digital Practice on Trust and Care: The Case of Ageing Migrant Caregivers in Italy
Lucrezia Alice MOSCHETTA, University of Padua, Italy
La Exclusión y El Silenciamiento De Las Trabajadoras Subcontratadas y Precarizadas En El Espacio Universitário Brasileño.
Lara CAMPOLI, University of São Paulo, Brazil; Graziela PEROSA, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Contra La Hegemonía Del Concepto De “Integración”: Repensar Migraciones y Movilidades Desde El Sur
Lorena IZAGUIRRE, FNRS & UCLouvain, Belgium
Le Temps De l’Attention. Perspectives Féministes Sur Le Care Et Le Handicap
Aurelie DAMAMME, France; Maria Teresa MARTIN PALOMO, University of Almería, Spain; Magalie SAUSSEY, CESSMA, France
Distributed Papers
Interseccionalidad
Tainan GUIMARAES SILVA, Universidad de Almería, Spain
Intersectional Approach in Studies of Ethnic-Racial Relations: Emerging Academic Scholarship in the Brazilian Sociology
Paula SILVA, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil
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