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Launch of the dossier on HIV/AIDS, gender, and sexualities
The dossier “STIs, HIV/AIDS, gender, and sexualities: experiences, subjectivations, and politicizations,” organized by Mónica Franch (UFPB), Claudia Mora (CLAM/IMS/UERJ), Ivia Maksud (Fiocruz), Luís Felipe Rios (UFPE), and Lírio Ferreira do Nascimento (UFRN), has just been released, published in Revista Artemis, v.40, n.1 (2025). The dossier brings together research, experience reports, and artistic productions that analyze HIV/AIDS as a social phenomenon, capable of producing discourses and practices that permeate issues related to gender and sexualities. The …
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Roundtable discusses mothering and state violence with a focus on health and rights
The transnational research network on destitute, violated, and assaulted maternity (REMA), in partnership with the Latin American Center on Sexuality and Human Rights (CLAM), held an online roundtable discussion this past November 26th. Nearly a month after the massacre resulting from the deadliest police operation in the country’s history, in the Complexo da Penha and Alemão in the city of Rio de Janeiro, the meeting focused on the theme of maternities violated by the State. …
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Launch of the dossier “Lactancias humanas, cuidados e interseccionalidad”
The Revista Uruguaya de Antropología y Etnografía (RUAe) has just launched a dossier on the relationships between breastfeeding and care practices, considering the intersection of social markers such as race, class, and gender. The dossier presents significant contributions to the field of studies on health, gender, and care in Latin America. The dossier, organized by Natalia Fazzioni (IFF/Fiocruz), Marina Nucci (CLAM/IMS/UERJ), and Valentina Brena (UDELAR), was published in volume 10, number 2 (2025) of the …
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