Interfaces Brasil/Canada Journal

Dossier:

Postcolonial and Intersectional studies. Multidimensional approaches and challenges for black women in Americas

This dossier aims to disseminate research findings focused on challenges for black women in Americas (North America, South America, Central America/Caribbean).  We aim to find out how and if black women employ strategies to face racial, gender, class, color, ethnic discrimination. What are those strategies?  How they are developed. It is possible to say those strategies are the same in different parts of Americas? Does interlocking systems of power like colonialism, imperialism, sexism, classism, racism, patriarchy have the same way of appearing in different parts/countries? How to build an agenda to face multidimensional/intersectional oppression against black women in Americas? It is possible to build decolonializing strategies beyond borders?

It will be accepted manuscripts that discuss (but are not limited to) above issues in each country or in comparison among different countries in Americas.

Manuscripts may be written in Portuguese, English, French or Spanish. Articles must mention at least two Canadian authors in bibliography. And must be submitted at Dossier Section - Interfaces ? Brasil/Canada, through journal website.

https://periodicos.ufpel.edu.br/ojs2/index.php/interfaces/

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How to submit your manuscript

Author guidelines

 

Deadline for submission:  SEPTEMBER, 30th, 2018

Inquiries may be sent to:  geppis.each@gmail.com

Dossier Coordinator:

Dr. Gislene Aparecida dos Santos ? USP/Brazil

Dossier Coordinator Assistants:

PhD Candidate: Camila Tavares de Moura Brasil Matos

Research Assistant: Eloya Porto da Rocha

Partnerships: GEPPIS ? Group for Studying and Researching on Public Policies for Social Inclusion/Diversitas -  Center for Studying on Diversity, Intolerances and Conflicts/ USP ? University of São Paulo