Dialogue embodied from/about Our America

Interview with Breny Mendoza and Karina Ochoa

Authors

  • Rosamaria Giatti Carneiro University of Brasilia
  • Mónica Inés Cejas UAM-X, Estudios de la Mujer y Feministas
  • Eva Maria Lucumi University of Manizales-CINDE

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21057/10.21057/repamv15n1.2021.40449

Keywords:

feminists; Nuestra América, life stories; embodiment; intelectual paths

Abstract

This interview aims to bring into play what feminist women from Nuestra América understand as/by a genealogy incarnated of themselves based on their own life stories; from but also beyond feminism and existing as women. For this, we organized it as a duet, bringing into dialogue two feminists from different generations and places of speech: Breny Mendonza, from Honduras and the United States, and Karina Ochoa, from Mexico. They are academic feminists, with particular research perspectives and life experiences. Our aim was, therefore, to sew the dialogue from their existence, involvement with feminisms, specific bodily and emotional passages from their lives and readings about the Latin and Central American feminist movements, dealing “to trace the production what is happening” from our guts.

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Author Biographies

Rosamaria Giatti Carneiro, University of Brasilia

Rosamaria Giatti Carneiro is a mother, feminist, anthropologist, associate professor in the Department of Collective Health of UnB and in the Graduate Program in Comparative Studies on the Americas also at UnB. She is co-coordinator of the research laboratory CASCA (Collective of Anthropology and Collective Health of UnB). Coordinated the Extension Project "Latin Women make art" at the University of Brasilia. Research and interest in the field of sexual and reproductive rights, public policies, motherhood, women's movements and female readings of the Americas. Contact: rosacarneiro@unb.br

Mónica Inés Cejas, UAM-X, Estudios de la Mujer y Feministas

Mónica Inés Cejas, born in Argentina, studied in Mexico and Japan. She lives and works in Mexico (UAM-X, Women's Studies and Feminists). From there she tries to establish links from the South around women's struggles. She is particularly interested in the intersection of gender, nation and citizenship, memory politics and feminisms in Africa (especially in the history and present day of South Africa). Cultural and feminist studies are the source of these reflections. Contato: mcejas@correo.xoc.uam.mx

Eva Maria Lucumi, University of Manizales-CINDE

Eva Maria Lucumi, born in Colombia, is a PhD student in Social Sciences in Comparative Studies in the Americas PPGECsA - ELA - University of Brasilia (2018-2022). Master in Education and Human Development from the University of Manizales-CINDE. I graduated in Psychology Universidad Del Valle - Cali. Professional work in university teaching, research, Colombian peaceful psycho-social intervention (Cali-Buenaventura) Research on qualified migration, subjectivities and sexual violence in black women. E-mail: evaria2980@gmail.com.

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Published

2021-11-09

How to Cite

Giatti Carneiro, R. ., Inés Cejas, M. ., & Maria Lucumi, E. . (2021). Dialogue embodied from/about Our America: Interview with Breny Mendoza and Karina Ochoa. Journal of Resarch Studies on the Americas, 15(1), 33–54. https://doi.org/10.21057/10.21057/repamv15n1.2021.40449

Issue

Vol. 15 No. 1 (2021)

Section

Entrevistas

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