The project approaches the candomblé – an Afro-Brazilian religion – from the perspective of its spatial configuration. Drawing from both anthropology and... Read more about Rita Brito
Neil L. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America, with a joint appointment with the Department of Anthropology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Kaysha Corinealdi is an Assistant Professor of History at Emerson College and a historian of imperialism, migration, citizenship, and activism in the... Read more about Kaysha Corinealdi
Her research focuses on questions of race, nationhood, citizenship and Afro-Colombian and indigenous mobilization in the 20th century. Examining cross-class... Read more about Laura Correa-Ochoa
Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro “Contexturas da terra no vale do Iguape: Direitos, Conflitos e Organização Política. (1871-1962)”
Ana Paula Cruz, quilombola membro da Comunidade de Santiago do Iguape, no Recôncavo da Bahia, doutoranda em História Social pela Universidade Federal... Read more about Ana Paula Cruz
Combining the long experience (eight years) as a victim of fake news and hate speech due to sexual orientation, including communication strategies and...
My research revolves around broad interests in identity, inequality, and citizenship in Latin America. My current dissertation aims to understand shifting... Read more about David De Micheli
