Academic freedom and struggles against structural inequalities in an intersectional perspective: The role of associations of Afro-Latin American researchers.
Institutional lead
Jorge Enrique Garcia Rincón, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Argentina
Objective
To analyze the role of Afro-Latin American research associations in the fight against sexism, racism, and class inequalities affecting women of African descent in the academic field.
Expected results
Characterization of the actions developed by Afro-descendant researcher associations to safeguard academic freedom and the barriers faced by Afro-descendant women in the academic field from an intersectional perspective.
Establish links, from the sharing of research results, with the coordination of the IV Regional Conference on Higher Education, the UNESCO Chair “Higher Education, Indigenous Peoples and Afro-descendants” of the UNTREF, and the Afro-Latin American researcher associations and CLACSO working groups focused on the racial issue.
Project Presentation
First Virtual Meeting CLAA-CLACSO: February 19-20, 2025
Entrevista
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Avances
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Resultados finales
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