WORKSHOP| GENDER WORKSHOP SERIES XIII
Feminist Talk with Manuela Tavares
November 24, 2022, 17h00
Room 2, CES | Alta
Interviewer: Adriana Negreiros (Doutoranda CES)
About
In the 2022-2023 edition, the Gender Workshop proposes to continue the “Feminist Interviews” with people from different areas of intervention and work in the field of gender equality and women's dignity and wellbeing in Portugal and Spain. The interviews will allow us to map relevant work carried out in our country and in the neighbouring country, not only in the academy, in the sciences, but also in activism, the arts, care, work, trade unionism, etc. The format of an interview with an audience in attendance will allow for an initial dialogue between interviewer/interviewee and an opening for debate. The selection of interviewees and interviewers will aim at a cartography of diverse feminisms, in particular in the daily and concrete exercise of projects far from the large centres.
Bio notes
Manuela Tavares | PhD in Women's Studies, with the theme: 'Feminisms, Journeys and Challenges'. (1947-2007). Member of the Board of CIEG - Interdisciplinary Centre of Gender Studies - ISCSP. Author of several books: 'Feminismos, Percursos e Desafios', (2011); 'Aborto e Contracepção em Portugal', (2003), 'Movimentos de Mulheres em Portugal nas décadas de 70 e 80', (2000). Author of specialty articles for books and journals. Member of the research team of the project Women and Associativism in Portugal, 1914-1974 - WOMASS. Co-editor of several books and author of articles in her area of expertise. Trainer and Supervisor of several projects in the area of Gender Equality. Member of the board of UMAR (União de mulheres Alternativa e Resposta) and co-founder.
Adriana Negreiros | Journalist and writer, she is the author of “Maria Bonita: sexo, violência e mulheres no cangaço” and “A vida nunca mais será a mesma: cultura da violência e estupro no Brasil", both published in Brazil by Objetiva. For “A vida nunca mais será a mesma” she received the São Paulo Association of Art Critics (APCA) prize for best book of essays of 2021. She is a PhD student in Feminist Studies at the University of Coimbra