XVII Congress of the Brazilian Studies Association

April 3-6, 2024

San Diego State University
The Brazilian Studies Association welcomes the participants of BRASA XVII, hosted by San Diego State
University University with support from the Behner Stiefel Center for Brazilian Studies.

San Diego State University Hosts: Kristal Bivona, Erika Robb Larkins, and Flávia Soares, Behner Stiefel Center for
Brazilian Studies
Program Committee: Fabio de Sá e Silva (Chair), Kristal Bivona, Reighan Gillam, Rubia Valente

About BRASA
The Brazilian Studies Association (BRASA) is an international, interdisciplinary group of scholars who support and
promote Brazilian studies in all fields, especially in the humanities and social sciences. BRASA is dedicated to the
promotion of Brazilian studies around the world, especially in the United States.

BRASA currently has over a thousand members in the United States, Brazil, Europe, and Latin America. The
organization is funded by membership as well as support from the School of Liberal Arts and the Stone Center for
Latin American Studies at Tulane University, the current site of the BRASA Secretariat.

To learn more about BRASA, visit our website www.brasa.org. To receive the BRASA Digest or communicate with
the Secretariat, send email [email protected]

BRASA Officers
Administrative Director: Claudia de Brito, Tulane University
Executive Director: Christopher Dunn, Tulane University
President: Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Vice-President: Erika Robb Larkins, San Diego State University
Vice President-Elect: Fábio de Sá e Silva, University of Oklahoma

Executive Committee

Rebecca Atencio, Tulane University (2020-24)

Amy Chazkel, Columbia University (2022-26)
Isis Barra Costa, Ohio State University (2020-24)
Benjamin Cowan, University of California-San Diego (2020-24)
Reighan Gillam, Dartmouth College (2020-24)
Ana Paulina Lee, Columbia University (2022-2026)
Ynaê Lopes dos Santos, Universidade Federal Fluminense (2020-2024)
Okezi Otovo, Florida International University (2022-2026)
Flávia Rios, Universidade Federal Fluminense (2022-2026)
Aldair Rodrigues, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (2022-2026)
Fábio de Sá e Silva, University of Oklahoma (2020-2024)
Victoria Saramago, University of Chicago (2020-2024)
Rebecca Tarlau, Stanford University (2022-2026)
Carolina Timóteo de Oliveira, Tulane University (2022-2026), Editor of BRASA Digest
Rubia Valente, Baruch College, City University of New York (2022-2026)
BRASA congratulates Fábio de Sá e Silva, the Vice President-Elect, and seven new members elected to the
Executive Committee who will serve four-year terms (2024-2028):

Ana Paula Alves Ribeiro, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro

Kristal Bivona, San Diego State University
Vanessa Castañeda, Davidson College
Paulo Dutra, University of New Mexico
Seth Garfield, University of Texas-Austin
Marc Hertzman, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Livio Sansone, Universidade Federal da Bahia

BRASA Election Chair: Sidney Chalhoub

BRASA Past Presidents (1994–2022)

Jon Tolman, University of New Mexico (1994 – 1996)

Elizabeth Kuznesof, University of Kansas (1996 – 1998)
Dain Borges, University of Chicago (1998 – 2000)
Susan Quinlan, University of Georgia (2000 – 2002)
James N. Green, Brown University (2002 – 2004)
Timothy J. Power, University of Oxford (2004 – 2006)
Kenneth Serbin, San Diego University (2006 – 2008)
Peggy Sharpe, Florida State University (2008 – 2010)
Randal Johnson, University of California, Los Angeles (2010 – 2012)
Jan Hoffman French, University of Richmond (2012 – 2014)
Anthony Pereira, King’s College, London (2014 – 2016)
Bryan McCann, Georgetown University (2016 – 2018)
Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2018-2020)
Marcelo Paixão, University of Texas (2020-2022)

BRASA Executive Directors (2004-2020)

Marshall Eakin, Vanderbilt University (2004-2011)

Mary Arends-Kuenning, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (2011-15)
James Green, Brown University (2015-2020)

BRASA Prizes and Scholarships

Brazil Initiation Scholarship (BIS)

The Brazil Initiation Scholarship (BIS) is a key component of BRASA’s mission to support Brazilian Studies around
the world and particular in the United States. BRASA invites applications from graduate students for a one-time
travel scholarship of $3000 to do exploratory research in Brazil or in the US. One student based in the US and one
student based in Brazil will be awarded. In 2023, BRASA awarded two Brazil Initiation Scholarships. Due to the
massive expansion of Tolman Awards, the committee suspended the scholarship in 2024.

Leonardo Derenze
M.A. candidate, Universidade de São Paulo
Project Title: “The Rise and Fall of the Brazilian Coffee Regime: A Political and Global History (1953-1958)”

Marina Dadico Amâncio de Souza

PhD candidate, University of California, Santa Cruz
Project Title: “Between Black Roots and Asphalt: Quilombola Political Struggles in West Pará (1888-1988)”
Jon M. Tolman Award

Named for BRASA's founding president, the Jon M. Tolman Award is designed to assist graduate students with
conference-related expenses. In the past, BRASA has funded four awards. For the XVII Congress, BRASA awarded
travel grants for 40 graduate students, evenly divided between students based in Brazil and students based in the US.

Alex Minkin, “Negros e judeus em diálogo: Relações ‘raciais,’ políticas, religiosas e culturais”
Amália Coelho de Souza, “Las Artes de Si: Quilombos, Palenques, Cumbes e Marroons as Horizon Trough the
African American Arts”
Ana Carolina Assumpção, “Mulheres negras no front de políticas transformadoras”
Ana Luiza de Freitas Biazeto, “Reação e resistência: Imaginar futuros possíveis no Brasil e na diáspora africana”
Anna Caroline Teixeira Vertelo, “A sabedoria de Dona Sebastiana: Ervas e cura quilombola”
Bebel DeMoura Nilo, “Toca o nosso aí: An Exploration of Brazilian Music within the Racially Categorized U.S.
Music Market”
Bruna Silveira Martins de Oliveira, “Censorship and Freedom of Expression in Dispute: Brazil after Truth
Commissions”
Cody Case, “A Didá banda feminina: Afrofuturismo, empoderamento feminino, e samba-reggae”
Deborah Sandes de Almeida, “A atuação das Organizações Novo Mundo na expansão urbana de São Paulo”
Denise dos Santos Rodrigues, “Black City, White Privileges: Tourism, Contested Public Memory, and
Patrimonialization in the City of São Paulo”
Édina Aparecida da Silva Enevan, “A América Latina indígena na formação de professores de línguas no Brasil:
Encontros interculturais”
Eduarda Lira de Araujo, “Ecologias fugitivas: Espiritualidades afro-brasileiras e a perturbação do regime escravista
no fim do século XIX”
Emilly Pereira Chaves, “Podem as imagens educar? Uma discussão a partir de novos aportes metodológicos para o
uso de imagens/artes visuais como interlocutoras no contexto do ensino das ciências sociais no Brasil”
Erika Francelino Vieira, “To Whom Belongs the Land? Conflicts between Northeastern Workers and Indigenous
Peoples During the First Rubber Boom (1880-1920)”
Francianne dos Santos Velho, “Black Female Domestic Workers Self-Narratives: 'Faxina Boa' and 'Ela é só Babá' in
Brazilian Social Media.”
Gabriela Machado Bacelar Rodrigues, “Breaking with Homogeneities: Black Bodies, Regionalities and
Heteroidentification Procedures”
Gislene Ferreira dos Reis, “An Overview of the Research on Brazil's Affirmative Action Policies and How They
Affect the Labor Market”
Iale Camboim, “Performing (Im)possible Lives: Dissident Territorialities and the Fabulation of Queer Memories in
the Practices of Coletivo das Liliths in Salvador, Brazil”
Isabella Vilarinho Pereyra, “O golpe civil-militar e a Guerra Fria religiosa: Uma análise sobre a Cruzada do Rosário
em Família no Brasil (1962-1964)”
Ivo Antonio de Matos Cruz, “O resgate de Wahutedew’á e o reflorestar epistemológico: Uma análise do tempo em A
terra dos mil povos”
Jade Soares do Nascimento, “A Amefricanidade das vozes ancestrais na literatura brasileira”
Karyn Mota, “Representation of Black Masculinity in Conceição Evaristo's Canção para ninar menino grande”
Luana Barbosa da Silva, “‘Programado pra morrer nóis é’: Policiamento ostensivo e necropolítica contra a juventude
negra brasileira”
Luana Espig Regiani, “Indigenous Heritage in Brazil: Tava Guarani and Jesuit Mission in São Miguel das Missões”
Lucas Chiconi Balteiro, “To the Right: Neoliberalism, Urban Planning, and Far-Right in Tatuapé Region, in São
Paulo”
Madison Clark, “Re-examining the Confederados: Afro-Brazilian Response to Embranqueamento, 1865 to 1915”
Marcia Luiza Cruz Aguirre, “Distribuição regional do uso da terra implícito na produção e no comércio brasileiro”
Maria Vitória de Rezende Grisi, “Mapping Literary Spaces: An Analysis of O Quinze by Rachel de Queiroz Using
ArcGIS”
Marisol Fila, “O Menelick 2 Ato: Twenty-First Century Afro-Brazilian Art and Print Culture in Historical and
Transnational Dialogue”
Mateus Cunha da Silva, “O impacto do rap na memória coletiva negra e periférica brasileira”
Nathalia Pereira da Silva, “Tourism, Media, and White Subjectivity at Vale do Café’s Plantation Sites”
Parker Brookie, “Resilience in Rhinestones: Drag Performance and Testimony in the Installation Porta de Boate”
Paula Costa Nunes Carvalho, “Social Capital in Transnational Careers: Brazilian Popular Music Arrangers in the
United States (1965–1977)”
Paula Victoria Kupfer, “A Photographer in the Forest: Marc Ferrez, Temporality, and the Multi Centenarian
Jequitibá”
Paulo Ramos, “Corpos d’água (2019): An Exploration of Environmental Racism and the Black Woman's
Relationship with Water”
Priscila Oliveira dos Anjos, “Water Infrastructure and Access to Water in the South of Brazil”
Rayssa Duarte Marques Cabral, “Mulheres que narram com os outros: uma análise das narradoras de Quarenta dias
(2014) e Outros cantos (2016), de Maria Valéria Rezende”
Renata Monteiro Siqueira, “Sobre elegância e decadência: Urbanização e relações raciais no debate público sobre o
centro de São Paulo (1930-1950)”
Shirley Pimentel de Souza, “Infância quilombola: Uma experiência afro-diaspórica”
Thomaz Amancio, “Plantation and Frontier Nostalgia in Slvio Romero and Antonio Candido”

BIS/Tolman Prize Committee: Isis Barra Costa (Chair), Okezi Otovo, Carolina Timóteo de Oliveira

Best Article Prizes

The Best Articles/Chapters BRASA Awards recognize the best scholarly articles and chapters published in edited
volumes in Brazilian Studies that contribute significantly to promoting an understanding of Brazil. Submissions may
be in English or Portuguese. BRASA awards article/chapter prizes on odd years, while the book prize is awarded on
even years to coincide with the biennial congress.

Humanities
Marc Hertzman, “Making Their Own Mahatma: Salvador’s Filhos de Gandhy and the Local History of a Global
Phenomenon.” In B. Bryce, & D. M. K. Sheinin (Eds.), Race and Transnationalism in the Americas (pp.
140-158). (Pitt Latin American Series). University of Pittsburgh Press. (awardee)
Jamie Lee Andreson, “African Territoriality in Brazilian Cultural Heritage Policies.” Journal of Africana
Religions (2022) 10 (2): 266–291. (honorable mention)

Prize Committee: Ana Paulina Lee and Christopher Dunn

Social Sciences
David de Micheli, “Racial Classification and Political Identity Formation,” World Politics 73(1) 1–51, 2021.
(awardee)
Vanessa Castañeda, “Mucamas or Baianas? Black Female Empowerment and Cultural Representation in
Bahia,” The Latin Americanist 65(1), 9–34, 2021. (honorable mention)

Prize Committee: Sidney Chalhoub and Fábio de Sá e Silva

Roberto Reis Book Prizes

The Roberto Reis BRASA Book Prize recognizes the best books in Brazilian Studies published in English that
contribute significantly to promoting an understanding of Brazil. BRASA awards two prizes for first monographs
and two for senior authors. The award honors Roberto Reis, one of the founders of BRASA, who was committed to
developing Brazilian Studies in the United States.

First Book co-winners

Anjuli Fahlberg. Activism Under Fire: The Politics of Non-Violence in Rio de Janeiro’s Gang Territories. Oxford
University Press, 2023.

Activism Under Fire is a theoretically-rich ethnography of non-violent activism in a

tragically violent space. Fahlberg demonstrates how non-violent collective action
relates to gang-police violence in Rio’s Cidade de Deus in surprising and co-
constitutive ways. Emerging from a sustained dialogue with community activists,
the book remains in conversation with its participants—including complex co-
theorizations—from its alluring introduction to its thoughtful appendix. Each
chapter draws on co-crafted participatory action dialogues to offer not only
nuanced theoretical interventions useful for a wide range of interdisciplinary
intellectual audiences, but more crucially, models for cultivating and mobilizing
complex local knowledges and social movements. This book will serve as a vital
reference for ethical, reciprocal, and theoretically engaged community-based
ethnography and social justice scholarship.

Carolina Sá Carvalho. Traces of the Unseen: Photography, Violence, and Modernization in Early Twentieth-Century
Latin America. Northwestern University Press, 2023.

Traces of the Unseen analyses photographic images and gazes to unravel the
interactions of modernization, environmental degradation, and institutionalized
violence across Brazilian hinterlands—from Canudos to Amazonia and beyond. This
rich and original treatment moves between a variety of inventive primary sources to
demonstrate the many roles of photographs and photography in the march of
capitalist modernization that swept through Latin America in the early-twentieth
century. The work deftly balances interdisciplinary theoretical engagements with
accessible historical narratives to demonstrate how nations, economies, and
technologies developed together and through interrelation. This book reminds us
how literary and media studies, and indeed the broader humanities, have much to
contribute to the most challenging political-environmental issues and debates of the
twenty-first century.
First Book Honorable Mentions

Courtney J. Campbell. Region out of Place: The Brazilian Northeast and the World, 1924-1968. University of
Pittsburgh Press, 2022.

Courtney J. Campbell’s Region out of Place is a brilliant, meticulously researched,

and paradigm-shifting study of the Brazilian Northeast. Skillfully weaving together
an impressive range of sources from the early twentieth century up to the present,
Campbell succeeds in developing fresh and exciting new perspectives on what is
arguably Brazil’s most exhaustively studied region by placing it within the larger
international context. Nimbly moving between diverse topics such as cordel
literature, World Cup soccer, beauty pageants, and banditry narratives, among
others, Campbell examines how generations of regionalists have sought creative
dialogues with the world beyond Brazil’s borders. In so doing, her masterpiece of a
book offers readers fascinating and groundbreaking insights into Northeastern
culture and identity formation over the last one hundred years.

Bryce Henson. Emergent Quilombos: Black Life and Hip-Hop in Brazil. University of Texas Press, 2024.

This exciting ethnography frames Bahian hip-hop movements as Emergent

Quilombos, connecting a community of young artists and their vibrant cultural and
social collectives with centuries of Black resistance in Brazil. With vivid prose and
rich theoretical engagement, this book narrates how Bahian youth have mobilized
hip-hop to create and sustain spaces of cultural and physical refuge that foment
creativity and care. In these powerful spaces we find adaptable forms of resistance to
the coloniality of oppression, ruptures within dominant forms of modernity, and
quilombos both material and philosophical where new social forms and relations are
developed and rehearsed. The book’s complex and innovative theorizations of race,
gender, and class—their nuances, intersections, and functions—provide a persuasive
and novel framework for understanding and analyzing social difference and
interaction in Brazil and beyond.

Katherine Jensen. The Color of Asylum: The Racial Politics of Safe Haven in Brazil. University of Chicago Press,
2023.
Katherine Jensen's The Color of Asylum is an exceptionally captivating and timely
exploration of the complexities of asylum-seeking in Brazil. Skillfully combining
ethnography with a wealth of legal and archival materials, Jensen demonstrates how
anti-Black racism and the social construction of whiteness profoundly shape the
experiences of refugees arriving from other lands. Training her lens on the contrasting
experiences of two understudied groups-- Syrian and Congolese refugees-- she
exposes the paradoxes of Brazil's ostensibly open asylum policy, which in reality
reinforces entrenched racial logic and produces new forms of differential inclusion.
Taking readers deep into the asylum bureaucracy and the machinery of the racial state,
Jensen’s beautifully written study represents a major and much needed contribution to
scholarship on both race and immigration in Brazil.
Senior Author co-winners

Elizabeth Hordge-Freeman. Second-Class Daughters: Black Brazilian Women and Informal Adoption as
Modern Slavery. Cambridge University Press, 2022.

Second-Class Daughters is visionary, ground-breaking, and simply a triumph. The

book treats the common (if little-studied) phenomenon of filhas de criação, exposing
the ways in which this informal, semi-secret system of adoptions intersects with
contemporary slavery and human trafficking. With astonishing depth and care—
based on years of interviews with thirteen survivors—Hordge-Freeman tells, first and
foremost, the utterly heartbreaking stories of children (mostly nonwhite, female
children) taken from their birth families in an ersatz “escape hatch” to safety and
prosperity. Beyond these incredible, rich, and wrenching narratives, Hordge-Freeman
demonstrates not only that this type of so-called adoption entails structural child
abuse and exploitation, but that it is a prism for understanding much wider
inequalities and violence in Brazil. Filhas de criação, Hordge-Freeman shows,
remain second-class, in ways that reflect the patriarchal, capitalist white supremacy
that casually separates humans into appallingly disparate social, economic, and racial
categories.

Hal Langfur. Adrift on an Inland Sea Misinformation and the Limits of Empire in the Brazilian Backlands. Stanford
University Press, 2023.

Adrift on an Inland Sea: Misinformation and the Limits of the Empire in the Brazilian
Backlands is a ground-breaking study that reframes the debates about the conditions
of knowledge and the reach of imperial power in the sertões, or backlands, of Brazil
in the eighteenth century. In this inspiring book, Hal Langfur brings to the fore a
multitude of voices, including those of Portuguese colonial administrators and, most
importantly, the voices of local populations whose presence in the archives is so
easily overlooked. From these multiple angles, Adrift on an Inland Sea underscores
the relentless efforts by the Portuguese crown to ascertain political, economic, and
military dominance in the backlands in face of often unsurmountable challenges
posed by competing goals from other actors. This book offers a profoundly
illuminating and innovative contribution to the field of colonial history.

Senior Author Honorable Mention

Seth Garfield. Guaraná: How Brazil Embraced the World's Most Caffeine-Rich Plant. University of North Carolina
Press, 2022.

Guaraná: How Brazil Embraced the World’s Most Caffeine-Rich Plant offers a bold,
meticulously researched, and beautifully written account of of the cultural, economic,
and environmental significance of guaraná fruit. By tracing guaraná’s history from its
mythical presence among Native Amazonians to its current industrial prominence as a
“soft drug” with nationalist undertones, Seth Garfield brings together a wide array of
periods, sources, fields, and debates, around a tropical commodity that encapsulates
the history of Brazil across centuries from the colonial period to the present. In
exploring guaraná’s presence in popular culture, scientific research, and its economic
potential, Garfield sheds light onto this plant’s surprisingly understudied history to
make the case for a renewed thematic and methodological approach to Brazilian
history. This is a captivating and compelling contribution to multiple fields of study.
Roberto Reis Book Prize Committee: Rebecca Atencio and Case Watkins (First Book); Benjamin Cowan and
Victoria Saramago (Senior Author)

Lifetime Contribution Award

James N. Green, Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Professor of Modern Latin American History and Professor of
Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, Brown University

We are excited to honor James N. Green, Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Professor of

Modern Latin American History and Portuguese and Brazilian Studies at Brown
University, with the Brazilian Studies Association Lifetime Contribution Award. The
committee awarded this honor to Jim for three reasons: 1) his impactful scholarship in
an understudied area of scholarship in Brazilian studies—LGBTQ history—and the
impact of this scholarship beyond the academy. 2) His contributions to BRASA,
transforming it from a small group of Brazilianists in conversation to a major
academic society; 3) his advocacy and activism in defense of Brazilian democracy.
The nominating letter and additional letters of support for this award speak to his
powerful impact in these three areas. His work as a scholar, teacher and public
intellectual is marked by his masterful knowledge of Brazilian culture, history and
politics and his theoretical sophistication concerning gender, sexuality, and power.
After an early career as a dedicated activist working for social justice in Brazil and elsewhere in Latin America as
well as in the United States, Jim embarked on what would be a spectacularly successful and impactful academic
career, yet never leaving his commitment to justice behind. Beginning with his early scholarship in his doctoral
research and first book, he began a line of inquiry into the history of the multiple and often contested uses of urban
space in Brazil, pioneering what was not yet even called LGBTQ history. His first monograph Beyond Carnival:
Male Homosexuality in Twentieth-Century Brazil investigated the complexities of gay public life in Brazil’s two
largest cities, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This work became an
instant classic, won numerous prizes, and had a deep impact on the study of urban culture, public life, and the
cultural politics of difference both within and way beyond the field of gender and sexuality studies.

Green’s second monograph, We Cannot Remain Silent: Opposition to the Brazilian Military Dictatorship documents
the history of the grassroots, decentralized campaigns to denounce human rights violations in Brazil in the 1970s
and 80s. This book inspired the publication in English of a memoir about the political activities of Marcos Arruda,
an exiled former political prisoner and one of the leaders of the solidarity movement in the United States. In 2018,
Green published Exile within Exiles: Herbert Daniel, Gay Brazilian Revolutionary, which was simultaneously
released in Brazil. Stage director and playwright Zé Henrique de Paula’s musical, Codinome Daniel, based on the
book, debuted in São Paulo in 2024 in São Paulo. Jim is a rare US-based Brazlianist scholar whose work has had as
much of an impact in Brazil as it has in the US. All of his books and academic articles have been translated to
Portuguese and published in Brazil.

Jim’s contributions to BRASA are unparalleled. Elected to the Executive Committee in 1998, he was subsequently
elected to Vice President followed by a term as President between 2002-2004. During this time, he played a crucial
role in the restructuring and professionalization of BRASA. In 2015, he assumed the position of Executive Director,
overseeing BRASA during a period of expansion and heightened political engagement. In 2018, Jim co-founded
with Gladys Mitchell-Walthour the US Network for Democracy in Brazil, which brought together both scholars and
activists concerned with academic freedom and Brazil’s deteriorating democracy during the Bolsonaro presidency.
More recently, he was a co-founder and is currently the President of the Board of Directors of the Washington Brazil
Office, a non-partisan think-tank and advocacy organization that works with Brazilian social movements and NGOs
to facilitate a progressive international agenda on Brazil.

This Lifetime Achievement Award bestows a richly deserved honor upon a scholar, mentor and proponent of
Brazilian Studies throughout the world who has contributed so much to our collective understanding of the several
fields he has researched: human rights in Latin America and beyond; LGBTQ culture and movements; cultural and
transnational approaches to the understanding authoritarian military rule in Latin America; the contested uses of
urban space; and the study of Brazil in general.
Lifetime Contribution Award Committee: Amy Chazkel (Chair), Aldair Rodrigues, Rebecca Tarlau

Special Events and Exhibits

April 3-6, 12:00-3:00, School of Art and Design, University Art Gallery, 4th floor Courtyard

"The Imaginary Amazon" is a group exhibition of

art and material/popular culture (i.e. navigation
maps, tourist posters, video/film) from the 16th
century to the present, organized by Dr. Gillian
Sneed (Department of History of Art at SDSU).
Part of art historian Linda Nochlin's canonical
essay "The Imaginary East" (1983), which argues
that European representations of the Middle East
and North Africa in the 19th century revealed
more about Western ideologies than about Eastern
ones. Likewise, this exhibition seeks to explore
what images from the Amazon Rainforest regions
reveal about the cultures and hegemonies of their
creators.
Addressing a wide range of themes, including environmentalism, ecology, extraction, cartography, botany, the
Anthropocene, imperialism, and Amerindian metaphysics, this exhibition includes historical and contemporary
works in different media by both trained and untrained artists, including those from the Amazon region and those
from outside it, with a plurality of the artists included being from Brazil or based there.

Thursday, April 4, 12:45-2:00 pm, Templo Mayor, Aztec Student Union

Open meeting with members of the U.S. Network for Democracy in Brazil and supporters of the Washington Brazil
Office.

Thursday April 4, 4:00-6:00pm, Aztec Student Union Theatre.

Plenary Session: “Democracia, Direitos e Justiça racial no Brasil: uma abordagem interseccional”

Ynaê Lopes dos Santos is Professor of History of America at Universidade Federal Fluminense. She holds a BA,
MA and PhD in history from the University of São Paulo. Her research areas deal with the history of slavery in the
Americas, as well as the study of ethnic-racial relations in the American continent, the teaching of history of Africa,
and black issues in Brazil.
Flavia Rios is a Professor of Sociology at the Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), Brazil. Her main interests are
Social Movements, Gender and racial inequalities, Democracy and political representation, State and Racial
Formation, Intersection Theories and Black Feminism, Anti-Racism, Brazil and Latin America.
Douglas Belchior is an educator, activist, and founder of UNEAFRO-Brasil Movement, an NGO that works to
empower black youth in Brazil. He is a consultant on racial justice, criminal justice, state violence, incarceration,
and drug policy issues for the Brazilian Fund for Human Rights, and has lectured on the history of social struggle,
race, and human rights.
Edilza Sotero holds a master's degree in Sociology from the University of São Paulo and a doctorate in Sociology
from the University of São Paulo. She is currently an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Education I at the
Federal University of Bahia. Her research focuses on the African diaspora, Afro-Brazilian and gender studies,
working mainly on the following themes: racial identities, political organization, inequalities and public policies.
Friday April 5, 3:00-6:00pm, Aztec Student Union Theatre
Screening of the film "Marte Um" (1h55m; directed by Gabriel Martins, Filmes de
Plástico, 2022) followed by a question and answer session with the diretor.
"Marte Um" was chosen to represent Brazil in the international competition for the
Oscar in 2022. Martins is considered one of the most important Brazilian directors
today, and his production company, Filmes de Plástico, is one of the most renowned
for producing successful films at international festivals. Synopsis: A middle-class
black family in Brazil deals with the election of a right-wing extremist president. A
mother believes she is cursed after an unexpected encounter, while her husband pins
all his hopes on his son's football career.

Saturday April 6, 2:00-4:00pm, Aztec Student Union Theater

Performance "Sons que Curam" by Shirley Krenak and Lucimara Lag
"Sons que Curam" is an audiovisual installation inspired by
Shirley's experiences with Krenak sound over many years.
The Krenak, or Borum, are an indigenous people who live
in the middle Rio Doce region, in Minas Gerais. For them,
the Earth is a living being that must be treated with respect
and reverence. The songs have biodiversity as a central
theme and the installation aims to promote a re-education
of listening, believing that seeing the sounds and the
Krenak song also echo the movements of the earth, water,
minerals, vegetables and the plurality of lives that surround
us. This is what Borum do when they dance to their sounds
because it is through listening that they tune in body and
spirit. In 2015, the collapse of a mining tailings dam
destroyed the Doce River and devastated several cities in
the state of Minas Gerais and the Krenak Territory.
Faced with the amazement of landscapes in ruins, the disappearance of fauna and flora and new environmental
disturbances, the artist delves into the wounds of this trauma to reflect on a path towards regeneration and ecological
care. The audience is invited on a journey through time and the flow of the river, through sound and the weaving of
a soundscape. From pure and crystal clear waters, to waters contaminated by the tragedy of the dam collapse, which
dumped thousands of tons of toxic mud into the Doce River up to its mouth, reaching the sea, where all life is born
and returns.
Campus Map

Floor Plan of Aztec Student Union

Dining Options
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 3 Católica de Pernambuco (Unicap) / Universidade de
Pernambuco (UPE)
001. Intérpretes do Brasil I
Discursive Capture of Freedom of Expression by the Brazilian
9:00 to 10:45 am
Far-right: Repudiation of Identity Politics and “Political
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
Correctness” as Authoritarian and Colonial Echoes Nara Lya
Session Organizer: Cabral Scabin, Pontifical Catholic University of Minas
Christopher Dunn, Tulane University Gerais (PUC Minas)
Chair:
004. Novos Caminhos para a Historiografia da Igreja Católica no
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Brasil
Participants: 9:00 to 10:45 am
"De Heloisa Buarque de Hollanda a Heloisa Teixeira: o Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
percurso de uma intelectual múltipla" Beatriz Resende, Session Organizer:
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Erika Helgen, Yale University
“Tom Zé e o disco conceitual Língua Brasileira” Christopher Chair:
Dunn, Tulane University Benjamin Cowan, University Of California - San Diego
“Nuno Ramos e a interpretação do Brasil na pandemia” Pedro Campus
Duarte, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro Participants:
“Super Prumo: A Editora de Quadrinhos de Extrema Direita e Por uma história social da Igreja Católica no Brasil: a dimensão
Sua Participação na Guerra Cultural” Renato Amado, paroquial Dirceu Marroquim, Universidade Federal de
University of Arkcansas Pernambuco
002. Brazil’s Far Right in Context Spirits and Saints: Padre Eustáquio, Spiritism, and the
9:00 to 10:45 am Transformation of the Catholic Church in São Paulo, 1930-
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite 1945 Erika Helgen, Yale University
Session Organizer: Intransigência, integrismo e tradicionalismo: conceitos e facetas
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma de um debate sobre o catolicismo moderno e contemporâneo
Chair: Rodrigo Coppe Caldeira, Pontifícia Universidade Católica
Ronaldo de Almeida, Unicamp de Minas Gerais
Participants: O golpe civil-militar e a Guerra Fria religiosa: uma análise
Disinformation's impact on Brazilian democracy: A reflection sobre a Cruzada do Rosário em Família no Brasil (1962-
on the January 8, 2023 attacks Conrado Mendes, PUC Minas 1964) Isabella Villarinho Pereyra, Universidade Federal do
- Brasil Rio de Janeiro
Cultural Christianity and Christian nationalism: bolsonarism 005. Aesthetics of Struggle and Creative Dissidence:
and trumpism under a religious perspective Ronaldo de Contemporary Brazilian Artvism
Almeida, Unicamp 9:00 to 10:45 am
Conspiracy, Negationism, and Anti-Communism as References Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan
for Organization and Practice of the Far Right in Brazil: Session Organizer:
From the military coup to Bolsonarism Beatriz Lemos, Lidiana de Moraes, Vanderbilt University
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Chair:
Human Rights policymaking as a site of autocratic legalism: Lidiana de Moraes, Vanderbilt University
evidence from Brazil under Bolsonaro Fabio de Sa e Silva, Participants:
University of Oklahoma Movendo-se em preto e branco na estaticidade: A performance
003. Coup d'état 60 years later: The Authoritarian Legacy and fotográfica de Jonathas Andrade Gabriel Das Chagas,
Current Conflicts on Freedom of Expression University of Miami
9:00 to 10:45 am Resonance of Resistance in Makumba: The Decolonial
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard Narrative of the Quilombos in Dance Lidiana de Moraes,
Session Organizer: Vanderbilt University
Bruna Silveira de Oliveira, Federal University of Minas Gerais Rísia and Macabéa: transfigurations of the female body in
Chair: Clarice Lispector’s The Hour of the Star and Marilene
Fernanda Nalon Sanglard, PUC Minas / Sociedade Mineira de Felinto’s The Women of Tejucopapo MARCIA NEGRI,
Cultura University of Miami
Participants: Macabéa e Sofía: feminilidade migratória e a procura de
Censorship and Freedom of Expression in Dispute: Brazil after identidade em A hora da estrela e Os continentes de dentro
Truth Commissions Fernanda Nalon Sanglard, PUC Minas / Neta Kanny, University of Miami
Sociedade Mineira de Cultura; Maiara Orlandini, Pontifícia 006. Challenges and perspectives on language education in
Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais; Marina Camisasca, Brazil: academic literacies and student-perceptions of scientific
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais (PUC- practices
MG) 9:00 to 10:45 am
Violence against Journalists as Historical Authoritarian Legacy: Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Evidences from Brazil Juliano Domingues, Universidade Session Organizer:
 Luciani Ester Tenani, São Paulo State University Participants:
Chair: “Not a Single Sugarcane was planted”: The Wave of Strikes
INES SIGNORINI, Unicamp during the Abolitionist Era, Brazil (1881-1888) Felipe
Participants: Azevedo e Souza, PUC-Rio
Affordances and Challenges of designing academic project or Re-examining the Confederados: Afro-Brazilian Response to
multimodal literacy skills practices Luciani Ester Tenani, Embranqueamento, 1865 to 1915 Madison Clark, Indiana
São Paulo State University; EMERSON DE PIETRI, University
Universidade de São Paulo Translocal Connections: Mozambique and Brazil in the
Dimensions and perspectives of scientific education in the Nineteenth Century Ana Paula Nadalini Mendes, University
context of teaching and learning academic genres Mirella of Pennsylvania
Freitas, universidade Federal de Uberlândia; Wagner A Nation by Transnational Design? Mobilities, Criminalization,
Rodrigues Silva, Universidade Federal do Tocantins (UFT) and Commercial Brokering in the Development of Brazil’s
Perceptions of reading/writing instruction in basic education Migration Policies (1830s-1920s) José Juan Pérez Meléndez,
according to the internship reports from linguistics and University of California, Davis
literature students INES SIGNORINI, Unicamp Brazil's role in refugee assistance: a transnational perspective
Perceptions of scientific practice: the perspective of Brazilian Ananda Lima, Universidade de São Paulo - USP
university graduate students Fabiana Cristina Komesu, 010. Tramando Sensibilidades Têxteis: Brasil-África I
UNESP; JULIANA ASSIS, PUC Minas 11:00 to 12:45 pm
007. Towards a Transartistic Commons in Brazil Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
9:00 to 10:45 am Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Michelle "Mi" Medrado, Universidade Federal da Bahia -
Session Organizer: UFBA
Alessandra Santos, University of British Columbia Chair:
Chair: Dandara Maia Schellenberg, University of Bayreuth
Alessandra Santos, University of British Columbia Participants:
Participants: Decolonial Fashion Ethnography: Before Yesterday Method
Transgressions in Mail Art: A Transhistorical Approach Elena Michelle "Mi" Medrado, Universidade Federal da Bahia -
Shtromberg, University of Utah; Zanna Gilbert, Getty UFBA
Imagining Communities of Resistance: Towards Narrativas visuais do vestir afro-brasileiro no século XIX Ana
Transcollectivities in Contemporary Brazilian Cinema Sarah Rafaella Oliveira, Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF)
Shamash, Emily Carr University of Art and Design Costuras afro-atlânticas nas práticas artísticas de Rosana
Transmediatic Futurity: Queer Black Embodiment in Negrum3 Paulino Hanayrá Negreiros, Pontifícia Universidade
Alessandra Santos, University of British Columbia Católica de São Paulo
Moderator: 011. Contemporary Politics and Society in Brazil
Steven Butterman, University of Miami 11:00 to 12:45 pm
008. Intérpretes do Brasil II Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
11:00 to 12:45 pm Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Session Organizer: Chair:
Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University Jana Silverman, Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC)
Chair: Participants:
Christopher Dunn, Tulane University June 2013 in Brazil 10 years later: Enigmas to Decipher and
Participants: Impacts on the Present MARIA GOHN, UNICAMP
Sueli Carneiro: Intérprete do racismo brasileiro Eneida Leal The Varied Meanings of ‘Middle Class’: Emergent Class and
Cunha, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Citizen Subjectivities among Brazil’s Once-Rising Poor
"Ser(tão) Brasil: José de Alencar e Euclides da Cunha" Luiz Benjamin Junge, State University of New York at New Paltz
Fernando Valente, Brown University Class, Inequality, and Violence in Latin America David De
“Câmara Cascudo, um intérprete do Brasil: avanços e Micheli, University of Utah
retrocessos na nacionalização dos elementos da cultura negra Can Social Dialogue be Transformational in Socially-Polarized
brasileira” rafaela de souza carvalho, Tulane University Brazil? Labor Relations under the 3rd Lula Administration
Jana Silverman, Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC);
009. Connected Brazil: National and Transnational Relations
Stanley Gacek, UFCW
from the Nineteenth to the Twenty First Century - Part I
11:00 to 12:45 pm 012. Science and education projects in conversation
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Session Organizer: Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Goodfriend Lounge
Ana Paula Nadalini Mendes, University of Pennsylvania Session Organizer:
Chair: Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Marisol Fila, University of Michigan Chair:
 Kiahra Antonella, UFNT/IFTO “Vamos explodir!”: memória, resistência e transformação no
Participants: violão de Kiko Dinucci em Rastilho (2020) Sheyla Castro
Conceptual and terminological re-contextualization of Diniz, University of São Paulo
categories from the TRANSITIVITY system for the Science The Politics of Anitta: (De)Politization of Celebrities and
Education approach Kiahra Antonella, UFNT/IFTO; Wagner Celebritization of Brazilian Politics Pedro Rocha, Texas
Rodrigues Silva, Universidade Federal do Tocantins (UFT) Tech University
Uma plataforma para catalogação e recuperação de fontes de 016. The Brazilian Amazon
informação brasileiras: o projeto BReVIS Renan Castro, 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Fundação Getulio Vargas Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
013. Brazilian Identity and "Modernization" in Food and Session Organizer:
Culture Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
11:00 to 12:00 pm Chairs:
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard Vitor Martins Dias, Butler University
Session Organizer: Tracy Devine Guzmán, University of Miami
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Participants:
Chair: Entre o lote e o garimpo: dinâmicas na Amazônia roraimense
Livia Lima, University of São Paulo Marisa Araujo, Universidade Federal de Viçosa; Bernard
Participants: José Alves, Instituto Federal de Roraima
Cocada, Compotas, and Pé de Moleque: Sweet Representations Notes on the Brazilian Amazon imaginary and imagery in the
of Identity in 19th Century Brazil Katherine Holt, The 20th century Manuela Cordeiro, Universidade Federal de
College of Wooster Roraima
Taste in Taste: Senses, Food, and Aesthetics in Nineteenth- “We’re still colonizing this region:” New Settler Colonialism
Century Brazil Helen B. Kampmann Marodin, University of and Industrial Agribusiness in the Brazilian Amazon Lucas
South Carolina Prates, Princeton University
Um mestre de capoeira na periferia dos modernismos: poéticas Cattle are a Colonial Legacy: Lessons from the Amazon Tracy
de Vicente Ferreira Pastinha Mauricio Acuna, Dartmouth Devine Guzmán, University of Miami
College Contesting Extractivism through Amazonian Indigenous
Urubus: arte, cultura visual e modernidade periférica Livia Artivism: Decolonial Reflections on Possibilities for
Lima, University of São Paulo Crafting a Pluriverse from within Bartira Silva Fortes,
Södertörn University
014. Intersections of Race and Gender in Brazilian Music
11:00 to 12:45 pm 017. Queer and Trans Performances Confronting a
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite Necropolitical Brazilian State I
Session Organizer: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
Chair: Session Organizer:
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University Carmen Alvaro Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
Participants: Chair:
Joyce Moreno – Voz Feminista na MPB Mila Suzano Carmen Alvaro Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
Fernandes Lima, Tulane University Participants:
Racionais MC’s, Rapper Azul, and the poetics of Brazilian rap Black Transmasculine Defiance in the Vargas Era: When
Paulo Dutra, University of New Mexico Wanting to Be Seen Interrupts Necropolitical Governance
Somos Rainhas: Black Brazilian Women, [Black] Feminist Jose Amador, Miami University
Thought and the Contemporary Music of empowerment Nova Estação: Reclaiming the vitality of Black LGBTQ artists
Lesley Feracho, University of Georgia Naomi Wood, Colorado College
Toca o Nosso Aí: An Exploration of Brazilian Music within the “Queen of the Favela:” Ludmilla's Queer Funk Alexandra
Racially Categorized U.S. Music Market Bebel DeMoura Lippman, Pomona College
Nilo, Tulane University Athlete Artivists and their Dissident Strategies of Opacity in
Brazilian Futebol Cara Snyder, University of Louisville
015. Artists, Power, and Resistance Then and Now I
11:00 to 12:45 pm Moderator:
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan Carmen Alvaro Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
Session Organizer: 018. The Imaginary Amazon – Day 1
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma 12:00 to 3:00 pm
Chair: Aztec Student Union: School of Art and Design, 4th-floor
Bruna Aoto Franco de Lima, San Francisco State University Courtyard
Participants: Session Organizer:
Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
The Machinery of Censorship Under the Military Dictatorship
in Brazil: All Nudity Shall be Punished Bruna Aoto Franco Chair:
de Lima, San Francisco State University Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
019. Chico Buarque: 80 anos Session Organizer:
2:00 to 3:45 pm Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite Chair:
Session Organizer: Gustavo Venturelli, Universidade de São Paulo
Thais Nicodemo, Unicamp Participants:
Chair: Assassinatos de políticos no sudeste brasileiro (1988-2022):
Charles A. Perrone, Univ. of Florida uma análise interseccional Huri Paz, Afro-Cebrap/USP
Participants: Race and Substantive Representation in Brazil’s Congress
Chico Buarque de Hollanda n. 4 (1970) Luca Bacchini, Andrew Janusz, University of Florida
University of Rome, La Sapienza Who Distrusts Elections? Evidence from Brazil Gustavo
Sinal Fechado (1974) Regina Machado, Instituto de Artes Venturelli, Universidade de São Paulo; Filipe Faeti,
UNICAMP Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Chico Buarque (1978) Charles A. Perrone, Univ. of Florida Writings to a (Future) President: The 1989 Letters to Lula
Carioca (2006) Thais Nicodemo, Unicamp Rodrigo Simon de Moraes, Princeton University
020. Connected Brazil: National and Transnational Relations 023. Religiões afro-brasileiras: festa, memória, adaptações e
from the Nineteenth to the Twenty First Century - Part II resistências
2:00 to 3:45 pm 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Goodfriend Lounge
Session Organizer: Session Organizer:
Marisol Fila, University of Michigan ARTUR ISAIA, UFSC
Chair: Chair:
Ana Paula Nadalini Mendes, University of Pennsylvania Daniela Calvo, Graduate School of Human and Environmental
Participants: Studies - Kyoto University
"The Press and the Cultural Production of Slavery in 1850s Rio Participants:
de Janeiro: Background into the Brazilian reception of Uncle Franciscanos de Umbanda do Rio Grande do Sul: Tradição e
Tom's Cabin." Celso Castilho, Vanderbilt University Aggiornamento ARTUR ISAIA, UFSC
“O Menelick 2 Ato: Twenty-First Century Afro-Brazilian Art A patrimonialização do Bembé do Mercado: valorizando uma
and Print Culture in Historical and Transnational Dialogue” reconfiguração ontológica do espaço urbano e litorâneo
Marisol Fila, University of Michigan Francesca Bassi, UFRB
"Taxonomies of Emptiness: Scientific Voyages of Amazonian Festa: transbordamentos e potencialidades Lucio Sanfilippo,
Voids in Imperial Brazil (1817-1850)" Manoel Rendeiro ProPEd UERJ
Neto, UC Davis As múltiplas formas de criação, condensação e transcrição da
"A Third Path: Connected and Comparative Histories of memória no candomblé Daniela Calvo, Graduate School of
Corporatism in Brazil and Portugal" Melissa Teixeira, Human and Environmental Studies - Kyoto University
University of Pennsylvania "Patrimônio Cultural Afro-Brasileiro: as Festas das
Cooperações sobre o Atlântico Sul: As relações entre Brasil e os Comunidades Grosso do Sul" Manuela Areias Costa,
países africanos no início do século XXI. Kauê Lopes dos Universidade Estadual de Mato Grosso do Sul (UEMS)
Santos, UNICAMP, Brazil 024. "O futebol no Brasil e o debate sobre os jeitos brasileiros de
021. Tramando Sensibilidades Têxteis: Brasil-África II jogar"
2:00 to 3:45 pm 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
Session Organizer: Session Organizer:
Michelle "Mi" Medrado, Universidade Federal da Bahia - Christopher Dunn, Tulane University
UFBA Chair:
Chair: Rebecca Atencio, Tulane
Dandara Maia Schellenberg, University of Bayreuth Participants:
Participants: "A matriz húngara e a crítica da versão identitário-nacionalista
Moda & Migração: Nossos Corpos Também São Pátrias Nianga do futebol brasileiro" Idelber Avelar, Tulane University
Nicolina Lucau Ferraz, Universiadade Federal Fluminense Futebol e Brasil (2013-2023): a resenha José Miguel Wisnik,
Circulation of Africanness through Axé and Ankara Fabrics Universidade de São Paulo
Dandara Maia Schellenberg, University of Bayreuth 025. The Kiss Nightclub Fire and Legacies of Trauma
Tecidos wax print hollandais e adire no candomblé da cidade de 2:00 to 3:45 pm
São Paulo José Roberto Lima Santos, UNESP "Universidade Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
Estadual Júlio de Mesquita Filho" Session Organizer:
022. Electoral Politics and Struggles for Representation in Bryan McCann, Georgetown University
Contemporary Brazil Chair:
2:00 to 3:45 pm Bryan McCann, Georgetown University
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite Participants:
 A Social Autopsy of the Kiss Nightclub Fire Bryan McCann, Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp); Cynthia Neves, Unicamp
Georgetown University Reflexivity and difference in the academic-scientific writing:
Nada é por acaso: Contrasting Interpretations of Fate and production and analysis of data Manoel L G Correa,
Inevitability Ceres Victora, Universidade Federal do Rio University of Sao Paulo
Grande do Sul 028. Perspectives on scientific research in the Amazon: Journeys
Emotion, Nation, and Affect: Brazilian Belonging in Daniela through turbulent times
Arbex’s Todo dia a mesma noite Maggie Dunlap, 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Georgetown University Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
Civil Liability in the Kiss Nightclub Fire Joao Rabello Sodre, Session Organizer:
Georgetown University Patricia Sánchez Lizardi, San Diego State University
026. From Anti-Communism to Anti-Corruption: US Meddling Chair:
in Brazil, Past and Present David Adams, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Méxcio
2:00 to 3:45 pm Participants:
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan Well-being of children in the Amazon Patricia Sánchez Lizardi,
Session Organizer: San Diego State University
Bryan Pitts, UCLA The Amazon Rainforest influence on Atmospheric Chemistry
Chair: Eliane Gomes Alves, Max Planck Institute for
Rachel Berwald, University of California, Los Angeles Biogeochemistry
Participants: The Amazon rainforest and its role in influencing agricultural
Fossilized Propaganda: How General Academic Sources production, Fernando De Sales, San Diego State University
Obscure the US Role in the 1964 Coup Kathy Swart, Pierce Climate and Rainfall in the Amazon Region David Adams,
College Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Méxcio
Echoes of the Past or Something New on the Front: Anti- 029. Queer and Trans Performances Confronting a
Communism and Anti-Corruption Narratives and US-Brazil Necropolitical Brazilian State II
Relations, 1964 and 2015/16 in Historical Perspective Rafael 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Ioris, University of Denver Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
Ethically-Minded Boy Scouts? US Academic Support for Lava Session Organizer:
Jato and Brazil’s Long Coup Bryan Pitts, UCLA Derek Pardue, Aarhus University
The United States and Brazilian Democracy: From the Old Cold Chair:
War to the New Cold War Sean T Mitchell, Rutgers Derek Pardue, Aarhus University
University, Newark
Participants:
Moderator:
Occupying Spaces Denied to Us”: Towards a Geography of
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Trans and Travesti Flourishing in São Paulo Carmen Alvaro
027. Perspectives on academic writing in Brazilian universities: a Jarrin, College of the Holy Cross
socio-discursive approach Pop-Precarious Performances: Leona Vingativa's Artistic
2:00 to 3:45 pm Exploration of Environmental Citizenship and Non-
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum Normative Genders in Brazilian Urban Spaces Leandro
Session Organizer: Stoffels, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese - University of
Anna Christina Bentes da Silva, University of Campinas Texas at Austin
Chair: Resilience in Rhinestones: Drag Performance and Testimony in
Rodrigo Esteves de Lima Lopes, Universidade Estadual de the Installation Porta de Boate Parker Brookie, UNC Chapel
Campinas Hill
Participants: Kineasssthetics: Popozuda, positionalities, and other emergent
Socio-cognitive processes in reading and writing academic texts (ethnographic) forms of femme resistance Lucia Cantero,
Anna Christina Bentes da Silva, University of Campinas; Claremont Graduate University
Rafaely Carolina da Cruz, Campinas State University - Moderator:
UNICAMP; Kennedy Nobre, Universidade da Integração Derek Pardue, Aarhus University
Internacional da Lusofonia Afro-Brasileira
The use of connectives by Brazilian Portuguese Early Academic
Learners Rodrigo Esteves de Lima Lopes Rodrigo Esteves de
Lima Lopes, Universidade Estadual de Campinas THURSDAY, APRIL, 4
Unpacking undergraduates’ perceptions and reflections of 030. Intérpretes do Brasil III
academic reading and writing: findings from two Brazilian 9:00 to 10:45 am
universities Ana Amelia Rosa, Universidade Federal do Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
Triângulo Mineiro; Edilaine Barbosa, Federal University of Session Organizer:
Grande Dourados; Thayse Guimarães, Universidade Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Federal da Grande Dourados UFGD
Chair:
Teaching (re)writing at university: school literacies and Regina Zilberman, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
academic literacies in conflict Jully Liebl, Universidade
 Participants: Session Organizer:
“Gilberto Freyre, Teixeira de Pascoaes e a política da memória” Joao Guilherme Ladeia Viana, Stanford University
ANDRE CORREA DE SA, University of California Santa Chair:
Barbara Joao Guilherme Ladeia Viana, Stanford University
“Ruy Guerra e a cartografia tricontinental” Julio Diniz, PUC- Participants:
Rio Luiz Gama, self-representation, and classical allusions Andrea
“A formação da sociedade brasileira e o problema da Kouklanakis, Hunter College, City University of New York
miscigenação em Grande sertão: Veredas" Luís Fernando Oriental bacchanal, Italian lyricism: the opera Il Guarany by
Moreira da Costa, Brown University Carlos Gomes and its Italian and Brazilian premiere in 1870
“Ropes, police cars, and abolition(ism) in Brazil: material Oscar Ferrer i Bech, Stanford University
continuities in Sérgio Bianchi's Quanto Vale Ou É Por The trickster complex: the myth of the malandro against the
Quilo? and Machado de Assis' ‘Pai Contra Mãe’” Pedro realist reading of Memórias de um Sargento de Milícias
Lopes de Almeida, UNC-Chapel Hill (1853) Joao Guilherme Ladeia Viana, Stanford University
031. Reciprocal Views: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the 034. 40 years of Sem Terra: Ethnographic perspectives on the
History of Rio de Janeiro’s Tijuca Forest significance of the Landless Workers Movement's struggle
9:00 to 10:45 am 9:00 to 10:45 am
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
Session Organizer: Session Organizer:
Paula Kupfer, University of Pittsburgh Alex Ungprateeb Flynn, UCLA
Chair: Chair:
Paula Kupfer, University of Pittsburgh Melinda Gurr, Lahore University of Management Sciences
Participants: Participants:
The Garden in the Machine: Photographing the Intersecting Struggle as temporal experience: Aesthetic and social
Histories of Tijuca National Park Brooks Dierdorff, dimensions of life in the MST Alex Ungprateeb Flynn,
University of Central Florida UCLA
A Story Told Through the Trees: An Interdisciplinary Essay on Becoming Sem Terra: Political Rituals Among Brazil’s
the Replanting of the Tijuca Forest Gabriel Paes da Silva Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST) Melinda Gurr,
Sales, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro; Lahore University of Management Sciences
Rejan Guedes-Bruni, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do De místicas e bailes aos festivais: música e atualizações da
Rio de Janeiro memória no Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem
A Photographer in the Forest: Marc Ferrez, Temporality, and Terra Janaina Moscal, No affiliation
the Multi Centenarian Jequitibá Paula Kupfer, University of Two enemies to fight: An ethnographic journey with MST
Pittsburgh evangelicals in Pernambuco David Simbsler, EHESS Paris
Moderator: Moderator:
leticia squeff, Federal University of São Paulo Bryan Pitts, UCLA
032. American Exchanges: Ideas and Policies across Brazil and 035. LGBTQIA+ and Intersectionality in Literature and Poetry
the U.S. 1930s-1970s 9:00 to 10:45 am
9:00 to 10:45 am Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite Session Organizer:
Session Organizer: Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Anadelia Romo, Texas State University Chair:
Chair: Yasmin Zandomenico, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Anadelia Romo, Texas State University Participants:
Participants: Translating Lesbian Love Poems: Personals and Poetry as
Dr. Josué de Castro and the “Non-Malthusian Coalition” Eve Networks of Affectivity in Brazilian Bulletin
Buckley, University of Delaware Chanacomchana Grace Holleran, University of
Irving Horowitz and the Circulation of Sociological Knowledge Massachusetts Dartmouth
between Brazil and the USA João Marcelo Ehlert Maia, Transnational travels and queer becomings in the literature of
Fundação Getulio Vargas Santiago and Vidal Porto Ibis Sierra Audivert, Davidson
An Urban Community: The Shift of the Community Study from College
Village to Metropolis Anadelia Romo, Texas State University Nação e sexualidade dissidente em “A uma amiga” (1871), de
The Good Neighbor Circuits of Rural Sociology: Debating Maria Firmina dos Reis Yasmin Zandomenico, University of
Modernity and Social Reform across the Americas Thiago Massachusetts Dartmouth
Lopes, Fundação Oswaldo Cruz Movements of interconnections as intervention Kaimé Guerrero
033. New Readings of the Brazilian 19th Century: Myth, Valencia, Frei University Berlin
Classicism, and Race 036. Quatro coisas verdadeiras. Outras formas de investigação e
9:00 to 10:45 am abordagens académicas
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite 9:00 to 10:45 am
 Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum 039. 1964 in Perspective, 60 Years After the Coup Part I: Social
Session Organizer: Movements and Resistance
Patricia Lino, UCLA 9:00 to 10:45 am
Chair: Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor
Patricia Lino, UCLA Session Organizer:
Participants: Luiz Paulo Ferraz, Brown University
A crítica militante de Augusto Wieder: um ensaio de Chair:
Sintomatologia Crítica Cristhiano Aguiar, Universidade Luiz Paulo Ferraz, Brown University
Presbiteriana Mackenzie Participants:
As Pessoas: criação literária em português não-nativo e suas A Geração 77: Vera Paiva, Refazendo e a Reorganização no
ramificações Luisa Dalla Valle Geisler, Princeton University Movimento Estudantil na USP James Green, Brown
Impressões: Outras Cavernas Pedro Meira Monteiro, Princeton University
University Black Aesthetics and Activism in Brazilian Cinema of the
Vocês não entenderam nada: o caso insólito de Primorosa 1970s: An Exploration of 'Alma no Olho' as a Symbol of
Xavier Patricia Lino, UCLA Resistance and Social Consciousness Abner Francisco
Sotenos, University of California San Diego (UCSD)
037. Entre-Between Book: Six Brazilian Immigrant Women Tell
The Forgotten Front: Narratives of Genocide, Resistance, and
their Stories
Indigenous Peoples’ Struggles during Brazil's Military
9:00 to 10:45 am
Dictatorship Luiz Paulo Ferraz, Brown University
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
Session Organizer: 040. Artists, Power, and Resistance Then and Now II
Cristiane Busato Smith, MIT Global Shakespeares Lead 9:00 to 10:45 am
Editor/ Osher at ASU lecturer Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Student Lounge
Chair: Session Organizer:
Cristiane Busato Smith, MIT Global Shakespeares Lead Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Editor/ Osher at ASU lecturer Chair:
Participants: Tatiane De Oliveira Elias, UFSM
Neither Here nor There: The In-Between Spaces of Migrant Participants:
Memories, Sexual/Racial Identities, and Dreams of the Pilgrimage to the Asylum: Narratives of Contact Between
Return Cecilia MacDowell Santos, University of San Modern Artists and Psychiatric Patients Dylan Blau
Francisco Edelstein, Princeton University
Objectification of Brazilian Immigrant Women: The Colonialist The Colonial Virus: Art, memory and the ghosts of COVID-19
Male Gaze Leila Couceiro, Independent Scholar deaths in Brazil Isabella Pereira Nikel, University of Illinois
Between-Entre: Hybrid Identity and Belonging. Regina at Chicago (UIC)
Camargo, Independent Scholar/Researcher Podem as imagens educar? Uma discussão a partir de novos
Immigration: Identity and Loss Marina Gomes, Student aportes metodológicos para o uso de imagens/artes visuais
Immigration and the Frontiers of Language Luciana Fins, rio Emilly Chaves, Federal University of Bahia
salado college 041. Intérpretes do Brasil IV
038. Towards a Genealogy of Luso-Afro-Brazilian Saudade 11:00 to 12:45 pm
9:00 to 10:45 am Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Session Organizer:
Session Organizer: Luiz Fernando Valente, Brown University
Isabela Fraga, Stanford University Chair:
Chair: Julio Diniz, PUC-Rio
Thomaz Amancio, University of Chicago Participants:
Participants: “A Meditação de Gonçalves Dias e o escravismo no Brasil dos
Form Pathology to Aesthetic Object: Nostalgia and Slavery in anos 1840 Regina Zilberman, Universidade Federal do Rio
Nineteenth Century Brazil Isabela Fraga, Stanford Grande do Sul
University “Fear of a Queer Brazilian Utopia in the Paulistana Night"
Plantation and Frontier Nostalgia in Silvio Romero and Antonio Benjamin Legg, Vanderbilt University
Candido Thomaz Amancio, University of Chicago “João Silvério Trevisan enquanto intérprete queer do Brasil”
Curating European Settler Nostalgia: Commemoration and Steven Butterman, Professor of Luso-Afro-Brazilian Culture
Saudade Tourism in the Brazilian South Katie Jensen, and Gender
University of Wisconsin-Madison 042. Art, Race, and the Construction of Space in Contemporary
De-Essentializing Saudade: Unassuaged Longing Under Black Brazil
Brazilian Feminist Lenses Irline Francois, Goucher College 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Saudades for Slavery: Longing and Black Queer Temporality in Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
the Telenovela Xica da Silva John Mundell, Washington Session Organizer:
University in St. Louis Abigail Lapin Dardashti, University of California, Irvine
 Chair: Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
Alice Heeren, California State University, Stanislaus Session Organizer:
Participants: Caio Fernandes Barbosa, University of Nevada Reno
Diplomacy, Race, and African Architecture in Brazil’s Chair:
Senegalese Embassy Building, 1964–1977 Abigail Lapin Rodrigo Lopes de Barros, Harvard University
Dardashti, University of California, Irvine Participants:
Essentially Brazilian: Letícia Parente’s Trademark Paulina The Black Associations and the Brazilian Antiblackness
Pardo Gaviria, California State University, Long Beach Dictatorship, 1976-1978. Caio Fernandes Barbosa,
Studies for Kama Sutra: Brasília, the Colonial Plantation, and University of Nevada Reno
the Dream of Conquering the Brazilian Sertão Alice Heeren, Punk and Peasants: The Brazilian Landless Workers' Movement
California State University, Stanislaus (MST) in Hardcore Songs from the 1990s and 2000s Rodrigo
"Entre Participação e Segregação – o Pixo como intervenção Lopes de Barros, Harvard University
literário-estética no espaço público” Maëlle Karl, Freie The Intelligence Files on the Black Panther Party's International
Universität Berlin Section and Brazilian Dissidents in 1970s Algiers: An
043. Land of opportunities? The lives and fates of Brazilian Exploration of Archives, Exiles, and Counterrevolution
migrants to the US Marcelo Jose Domingos, IHG -DF / SEDF
11:00 to 12:45 pm Moderator:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite Marcelo Jose Domingos, IHG -DF / SEDF
Session Organizer: 046. Race, Gender and Sexuality in Brazilian Arts, Media, and
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Literature
Chair: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Paula Costa Nunes Carvalho, Universidade de São Paulo Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
Participants: Session Organizer:
Social capital in transnational careers – Brazilian popular music Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
arrangers in the United States (1965–1977) Paula Costa Chair:
Nunes Carvalho, Universidade de São Paulo Joyce Fernandes, Brown University
Three Potential Predictors of Perceived Discrimination amongst Participants:
Brazilian Immigrants in the United States: Education, Uma Reflexão sobre A Estética Feminista Negra de Conceição
Income, and English Proficiency flavia mosci, troy university Evaristo Joyce Fernandes, Brown University
Black Latinidad and the Identity Challenges of being an Afro- “Somos negras guerreiras”: a performance insurgente de uma
Brazilian Woman in the US Luisa Mattos da Costa, artista de periferia contra a cronopolítica racista brasileira
Vanderbilt University Bruno Coutinho Oliveira, PIPGLA/UFRJ; Adriana Lopes,
Unraveling (Luso)Latinidad: Children of Brazilian Immigrants' Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro
Racial(ized) Experiences in the United States Luísa Bridi Women in Anos Rebeldes: Rede Globo and female
Dacroce, UT Austin representation during the Brazilian Military Dictatorship
044. Modernismo brasileiro: novas abordagens Beatriz Bravo, University of California, Irvine
11:00 to 12:45 pm Abstração Erótica na arte de Eva Hesse e em A Via Crucis do
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite Corpo de Clarice Lispector Isadora Grevan de Carvalho,
Session Organizer: Rutgers University
Christopher Dunn, Tulane University Alucinações antropofágicas: feminicídio e experimentação
Chair: literária em Mulheres empilhadas Monica Carvalho
Nuno Brito, University at Buffalo New York Gimenes, University of California, Berkeley
Participants: 047. US Academic Mobility in Brazil: Innovations and
1924: Pau Brazil, Verdeamarelismo and Estética at the Advancements in International Education
crossroads of national culture Rodrigo Cardoso, Universidad 11:00 to 12:45 pm
de Chile Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Abrasileirar o Brasil: Mario de Andrade's linguistic project Session Organizer:
Rafael Silva Lemos, Yale University; Thayrine Kleinsorgen Jaret Waters, campus b
de Almeida Cruz, Universidade Federal Fluminense Chair:
A Canção de ninar na Poesia do Modernismo Brasileiro Nuno Daniel Amgarten, campus b
Brito, University at Buffalo New York Participants:
Mapping the Spaces of O Quinze by Rachel de Queiroz using Gaps in Global Education: Insights in Expanding Access to
ArcGIS Maria Vitoria de Rezende Grisi, Ohio State International Education through Short-Term Academic
University Programs Daniel Amgarten, campus b
045. Counterrevolution, Peasant Struggle, and Black Dissent: Education, Globalization, & The Child in Brazil: A Hybrid
Interrogating the Intersections of Race and Authoritarianism Approach to International Learning Experiences Jennifer
in Brazil Olson, University of Illinois Chicago; Kyle Rausch,
11:00 to 12:45 pm University of Illinois Chicago
 Cultivating Global Competence in Undergraduates: Insights A ditadura nos acompanha à espreita: pela língua, a violência
from an International Sustainable Energy Program in Brazil contra/na escola Andréia Daltoé, Universidade do Sul de
Courtney Pfluger, Northeastern University Santa Catarina - Unisul
Moderator: Análise de relatos de mulheres presas na ditadura brasileira à
Jaret Waters, campus b comissão estadual da verdade do rio grande do sul Luciana
048. Circulation of Ideas Between Brazil and the United States I Vinhas, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
11:00 to 12:45 pm Tensão entre história e memória: o caso da guerrilha de três
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli passos (rs), 1965 VERLI DA SILVEIRA, UFSM
Session Organizer: 051. Rethinking Racial Hierarchies: Immigration, Ethnicity, and
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma the Built Environment in São Paulo (SESSION I)
Chair: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Alexander Lundberg, Northern Illinois University Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Student Lounge
Participants: Session Organizer:
Um olhar para a América: a viagem do engenheiro-arquiteto Giulia Riccò, University of Michigan
Vicente Licínio Cardoso (1889-1931) aos Estados Unidos no Chair:
início do século XX. Alex de Carvalho Matos, University of Giulia Riccò, University of Michigan
São Paulo Participants:
“Orientação Pan-Americana”: Brazil, the United States, and the Old Republic Discrimination and Prejudice: Diversifying São
Pan-American Highway, c. 1920-1939 Mario Peters, Paulo’s Labor Market History Molly Ball, University of
German Historical Institute Washington Rochester
Southern Gothic in the Global South: an analysis about the (Re)Setting race: migration, politics and trade in the Syria-
Southern Gothic genre in Ana Paula Maia's novels Icaro Lebanese community in São Paulo Renata Geraissati Castro
Carvalho, UCLA de Almeida, Universidade Estadual de Campinas
As esculturas religiosas de Pola Rezende: diálogos entre Brasil Unliving Rats and Undead Immigrants: The Health State in São
e Estados Unidos Marina Mazze Cerchiaro, University of Paulo, Brazil from the Bubonic Plague to the Great 1918 Flu
São Paulo, Brazil Jeffrey Lesser, Emory University
049. Places in Brazilian Studies 052. The Imaginary Amazon – Day 2
11:00 to 12:45 pm 12:00 to 3:00 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Aztec Student Union: School of Art and Design, 4th-floor
Session Organizer: Courtyard
Livio Sansone, UFBA Session Organizer:
Chair: Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
Kevin Ennis, Brown University Chair:
Participants: Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
Spinning the Wheel of Fortune: Urban Amazonian Decadence 053. US Network for Democracy in Brazil and the Washington
in Dalcídio Jurandir’s Belém do Grão-Pará Kevin Ennis, Brazil Office Meeting
Brown University 12:45 to 2:00 pm
Rondônia on (re)view: Retrieving Images of an Unresolved Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor
Colonial Past Naara Fontinele dos Santos, Universidade Session Organizers:
Federal de Minas Gerais - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle James Green, Brown University
Paris 3 Jana Silverman, Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC)
Mineiridade: Powers and Paradoxes of Its Many Manners and 054. Religion, Cults, and Society in Brazil
Mysteries Dario Borim, UMass Dartmouth 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Heritage as a community experience in the Bixiga Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
neighborhood (S. Paulo) Heitor Frugoli Junior, University of Session Organizer:
Sao Paulo; Michel Françoso, USP Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
050. 1964 Como acontecimento de linguagem na história: ecos e Chair:
resistências Mônica Ruiz, Universidade Federal de São Carlos
11:00 to 12:45 pm Participants:
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor Becoming a Master: Materializing Esoteric Wisdom in Brazil’s
Session Organizer: Valley of the Dawn Kelly Hayes, Indiana University
Bethania Mariani, Universidade Federal Fluminense The Theoretical Construction and Social Significance of
Chair: Leonardo Boff's Mariology: Revisiting the Complexity of
Andréia Daltoé, Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina - Unisul Liberation Theology in Brazil Ran Gao, Beijing Foreign
Participants: Studies University
Não se esquece por decreto: a lei de anistia de 1979 Bethania A atuação assistencialista da Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus
Mariani, Universidade Federal Fluminense; Aracy Ernst, com os presidiários e seus familiares Mônica Ruiz,
Universidade Federal de Pelotas e FURG Universidade Federal de São Carlos
 Missões evangélicas em tribos indígenas brasileiras e o Indigenous Heritage in Brazil: Tava Guarani and Jesuit Mission
proselitismo religioso na atualidade Raphael Palermo, in São Miguel das Missões Luana Espig Regiani, Visiting
University of North Georgia Scholar at Harvard, PhD student at UNICAMP
055. Recasting Brazilian and World Literature Perspectives II 058. 40 anos de Galáxias – Galáxias at 40 I
2:00 to 3:45 pm 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
Session Organizer: Session Organizer:
Thayse Lima, University of Maryland Odile Cisneros, University of Alberta
Chair: Chair:
Krista Brune, Pennsylvania State University Odile Cisneros, University of Alberta
Participants: Participants:
A viagem no romantismo brasileiro, a partir de Manuel Araújo Commentary 1 Marjorie Perloff, Stanford University
de Porto Alegre Marcelo Lotufo, Federal University of Santa Commentary 2 Suzanne Jill Levine, University of California
Catarina, Brasil Santa Barbara
Occupying worlds apart: representational ethics in Julián Fuks’s Commentary 3 Charles A. Perrone, Univ. of Florida
A ocupação (2019) Lara Bourdin, McGill University and Commentary 4 Adam Joseph Shellhorse, Temple University
Sorbonne-Université Commentary 5 Diana Junkes, Universidade Federal de São
An Ottoman Dreams in Portuguese: Persecution, Vindication, Carlos
Desire Ali Kulez, Boston College
059. Sexual Ecologies/Ecological Futurities in Contemporary
A “Radical” Alliance? : Brazil, Angola, and the Internal
Brazilian Literature
Coloniality of a South-South Literary and Political Dialogue
2:00 to 3:45 pm
(1930s-1960s) Rafael Cesar, Princeton University
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
National History, Transnational Perspectives in Contemporary
Session Organizer:
Brazilian Novels Thayse Lima, University of Maryland
Jeremy Lehnen, Brown University
056. Educational Initiatives, Approaches, and Resources Linking Chair:
Brazil and the US Jeremy Lehnen, Brown University
2:00 to 3:45 pm
Participants:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
Sem futuro?/Que futuro?: o inquérito como forma Anderson
Session Organizer: Luis Nunes da Mata, Universidade de Brasília
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Nadando no Azul: Jeremy Lehnen, Brown University
Chair:
Cassia De Abreu, UCSD Camila Sosa Villada e Jota Mombaça: as tecnologias travestis
como especulação de uma futuridade-Movimento I Paulo
Participants: Thomaz, Universidade de Brasília
A promoção internacional do Brasil através do ensino de
Camila Sosa Villada e Jota Mombaça: as tecnologias travestis
português com música e literatura Cassia De Abreu, UCSD; como especulação de uma futuridade-Movimento II Debora
Isabella Cavalcanti, non-member account for proposal Duarte, Brasilia University
submission
Moderator:
Two Way Mirrors: How an Afro Brazilian and an African Jeremy Lehnen, Brown University
American Educator Construct Popular Praxis through Co-
Authorship Marla Goins, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; 060. Translation, Print, and Publication of Brazilian Authors
Maria Aline Soares, Creche conveniada da prefeitura de São 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Paulo -SP. Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan
Abordagens da metáfora no ensino de PLE Vânia Cristina Session Organizer:
Casseb Galvão, Università del Salento; UFG; Francesca Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Degli Atti, Università del Salento Chair:
Jasmine Norma Watson, Penn State University
057. Indigenous Activisms and Epistemologies
2:00 to 3:45 pm Participants:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite Media Resistance: AfroBrazilian Print Culture and Space
Session Organizer: Taking (1930s-1960s) Jasmine Norma Watson, Penn State
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma University
Chair: Republication and its Publics Justin Greene, UC Berkeley
David Mittelman, U.S. Air Force Academy Abolition After the Fact: Translating A Família Medeiros by
Participants: Júlia Lopes de Almeida Michael Tufft, Brown University
With body and word: Indigenous women’s struggle for the right Seleção e publicação de literatura brasileira nos Estados Unidos
to land and life Artionka Capiberibe, IFCH/Unicamp (1940-1980): um mergulho na documentação da editora
Monstrous Coloniality and Indigenous Overcoming in A Febre Alfred A. Knopf Caio Leone, Universidade Federal
and The Only Good Indians David Mittelman, U.S. Air Fluminense
Force Academy 061. New Readings of Canonical Literature I
2:00 to 3:45 pm
 Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum Gender and resistance in Jessie Jane Vieira de Sousa e Colombo
Session Organizer: Vieira de Sousa’s prison letters, 1971-1973 Ayssa Yamaguti
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Norek, Emory University
Chair: A historiografia sobre a diversidade sexual e de gênero na
Barbara Browning, New York University ditadura brasileira: percursos e desafios Benito Schmidt,
Participants: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
Narrativas surrealistas em Lygia Fagundes Telles Raquel “Não Sou um Homem Realizado”: Expelled Servicemen,
Zandomeneghi, UCLA Masculinity, and Trauma in Brazil Marilia Corrêa, Baylor
O Ovo e a Galinha Barbara Browning, New York University University
O sujeito subalterno em Morte e Vida Severina Daniel De Los A cisheteronormative dictatorship in Brazil? Renan Quinalha,
Rios, Tulane University Unifesp
065. Rethinking Racial Hierarchies: Immigration, Ethnicity, and
062. Circulation of Ideas Between Brazil and the United States II
2:00 to 3:45 pm the Built Environment in São Paulo (SESSION II)
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Student Lounge
Session Organizer:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Session Organizer:
Giulia Riccò, University of Michigan
Chair:
Bright Gyamfi, University of California San Diego Chair:
Jeffrey Lesser, Emory University
Participants:
Participants:
Aspectos da formação da Literatura brasileira sob a perspectiva
de Isaac Goldberg: uma análise de Brazilian Literature Lombrosians and lombrosianism in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro
(1922) MARCIO PEREIRA, Pesquisador and Buenos Aires Livio Sansone, UFBA
As raízes americanas do romance proletário brasileiro Roberto Re-mapping Italy in São Paulo: Zélia Gattai’s memoir
Amado, Indiana University Anarquistas, graça a Deus Giulia Riccò, University of
Michigan
Pensadores negros transnacionais e circulação de ideias de
Celebrating São Paulo: Inclusions and Exclusions in the 1954
escola e raça no Brasil e EUA Jonatas Roque Ribeiro,
Universidade de São Paulo IV Centenário Commemorations Barbara Weinstein, New
York University
The Africa-Diaspora Orbit: Anani Dzidzienyo’s Contributions
to African/Black Studies and Black Liberation Bright 066. Interdisciplinary approaches to fieldwork in Brazil:
Gyamfi, University of California San Diego ethnographic engagement through public scholarship,
The experiences and consequences of race relations between community organizing and cultural immersion
Brazilians and Americans in the Second World War 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Francisco Ferraz, Universidade Estadual de Londrina Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
Session Organizer:
063. Life and Subjectivity in Brazilian Cities
Jamie Andreson, Pennsylvania State University
2:00 to 3:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Chair:
Jamie Andreson, Pennsylvania State University
Session Organizer:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Participants:
Chair: Repatriation efforts through public scholarship: Ruth Landes’
Bianca Freire-Medeiros, Universidade de São Paulo photographic archive (1938-1939) and the Terreiro Gantois
(Ilê Axé Iyá Omin Iyamassi) Jamie Andreson, Pennsylvania
Participants: State University
Carioca Youths Museum: life stories from Rio de Janeiro Navigating Cultural Patrimony from the Global South: A
Cláudia Pereira, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de
Reflection on Collaborative Efforts with the National
Janeiro
Association of Baianas de Acarajé in Brazil Vanessa
Driving while a thief: automobilities, crime and urban Castaneda, Davidson College
inequalities in Rio de Janeiro Bianca Freire-Medeiros, “Mulheres que Gingam”: Reflections on cultural resistance
Universidade de São Paulo through the Nzinga Institute of Capoeira Angola Studies in
O impacto do rap na memória coletiva negra e periférica Salvador Bahia, Brazil and beyond Azmera Hammouri-
brasileira. Mateus Silva, Unicamp / Afro-Cebrap Davis, Harvard University
064. 1964 in Perspective, 60 Years After the Coup Part II: Who is this film for? Multimedia Methodological Reflections
Gender and Sexualities on Diasporic Solidarity in Access to Higher Education
2:00 to 3:45 pm Stephanie Reist, Stanford University
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor Moderator:
Session Organizer: John Collins, CUNY - Queens College
Augusta da Silveira de Oliveira, Brown University
067. Recasting Brazilian and World Literature Perspectives I
Chair: 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Augusta da Silveira de Oliveira, Brown University Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
Participants: Session Organizer:
 Krista Brune, Pennsylvania State University Odile Cisneros, University of Alberta
Chair: Participants:
Krista Brune, Pennsylvania State University Comment 1 Inês Oseki-Dépré, Aix-Marseille Université
Participants: Comment 2 Kenneth David Jackson, Yale University
Infectious World-Building: Contagion and Collaboration in Comment 3 Eduardo Jorge de Oliveira, Independent Scholar
Corpos Secos (2020) Chloe Hill, University of North Comment 4 Max Hidalgo Nácher, Universidad de Barcelona
Carolina - Chapel Hill Comment 5 Odile Cisneros, University of Alberta
Witchcraft Laws and Archives of Erasure Ana Paulina Lee,
Columbia University 071. Feminist and Ecocritical Readings of Contemporary
Brazilian Literature
Black Diaspora, Transnational Quilombo: The Black
4:00 to 5:45 pm
Geography of Beatriz Nascimento in Ôrí and Rosana Paulino
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
in The Sewing of Memory Ana Claudia Dos Santos Sao
Bernardo, Providence College Session Organizer:
Sophia Beal, University of Minnesota
Ailton Krenak and the Critique of Monoculture in Indigenous
Thinking in Brazil Jamille Pinheiro Dias, University of Chair:
London Sophia Beal, University of Minnesota
Prize Culture and the Economy of Prestige in Brazilian Participants:
Literature Krista Brune, Pennsylvania State University Escrita orgânica e corpos-floresta: apontamentos ecofeministas
em Mujeres que trepan a los árboles (2017), de Patricia de
068. Circulation of ideas between Brazil and elsewhere
Souza, e Flor de gume (2020), de Monique Malcher Cecilia
4:00 to 5:45 pm Rodrigues, University of Georgia
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
‘A house with a damaged roof and people living inside it’:
Session Organizer: Women’s Stories of Survival in the Work of Brazilian Writer
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Jarid Arraes Marguerite Itamar Harrison, Smith College
Chair: Dissolving Stories: Beyond-Human Actants in the Brazilian
Gabriel Cassab, Universidade de São Paulo Literary Anthropocene Leila Lehnen, Brown U
Participants:
The Door Left Open: Women and Housing in Brazilian Fiction
Power References: Oscar Niemeyer and Robert Moses (1938- Sophia Beal, University of Minnesota
1961) Rafael Frajndlich, Unicamp Moderator:
Redes Intelectuais Transnacionais e o Projeto de Integração e Rebecca Atencio, Tulane
Assimilação dos índios: Uma Análise da Trajetória de Darcy
Ribeiro (1944-1964) Gabriel Cassab, Universidade de São 072. New Readings of Canonical Literature II
Paulo 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Transnational Authoritarianism: the presence of Nazi narratives
and narrator in Brazil Matan Ankava, Universidade de Sao Session Organizer:
Paulo (USP) Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Chair:
069. Rethinking Middle Eastern Migration to and from Brazil Ana Guimaraes, University of Michigan
4:00 to 5:45 pm
Participants:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
Dom Casmurro and the Alchemist’s Gate: Machado de Assis,
Session Organizer:
Ted Chiang, and Remembering the Future Christopher
Michael Rom, University of Cape Town
Lewis, University of Utah
Chair:
Olavo Bilac além das estrelas: ideais do liberalismo e do
Michael Rom, University of Cape Town
positivismo na obra do poeta Vivaldo Santos, Georgetown
Participants: University
Um Brasil sírio-libanês Diogo Bercito, Georgetown University On property ownership: A reading of Graciliano Ramos' São
Armênios em São Paulo: mobilidade social e disputas políticas Bernardo Ana Guimaraes, University of Michigan
no século XX Heitor Loureiro, Gepom
073. Modernization, Urban Infrastructure and Development in
Dos pirâmides ao país do futuro: A imigração dos judeus
Brazil
egípcios para o Brasil Michael Rom, University of Cape
4:00 to 5:45 pm
Town
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
Pensando gênero nas dinâmicas palestinas de mobilidades e
Session Organizer:
retorno Bárbara Caramuru Teles, Universidade Federal do
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Paraná
Chair:
070. 40 anos de Galáxias – Galáxias at 40 II Larissa Bougleux, University of Texas at Austin
4:00 to 5:45 pm Participants:
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
To the right: neoliberalism, urban planning and far-right in
Session Organizer: Tatuapé region, in São Paulo Lucas Chiconi Balteiro,
Odile Cisneros, University of Alberta Universidade de São Paulo
Chair: Water infrastructure and access to water in the south of Brazil
 Priscila Oliveira dos Anjos, Universidade Federal de Santa Flavia Rios, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Catarina e University of California, Santa Cruz Ynae Santos, Universidade Federal Fluminense
O bairro e a rua: Pinheiros na primeira metade do século XX Participants:
elisa zocca carneiro, Post-graduate student Participant 2 Edilza Sotero, UFBA
Producing the white South: Modernization, gentrification, and Participant 3 Douglas Belchior, Uneafro-Brasil
environmental racism in Santa Catarina Larissa Bougleux,
University of Texas at Austin
A atuação das Organizações Novo Mundo na expansão urbana
de São Paulo Deborah Almeida, Faculdade de Arquitetura e FRIDAY, APRIL, 5
Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo 077. Revisiting the Brazilian Civil-Military Dictatorship I
074. 1964 in Perspective, 60 Years After the Coup Part III: 9:00 to 10:45 am
Afterlife of Authoritarianism Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
4:00 to 5:45 pm Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Session Organizer: Chair:
Marina Dias Lucena Adams, Brown University Martina Spohr, Escola de Ciências Sociais FGV CPDOC
Chair: Participants:
Marina Dias Lucena Adams, Brown University From the conservative military thought to the genesis of the
Participants: brazilian National Security Doctrine Luan Piovani, State
From “Man-Sized” Cold Warriors to Capitão Brasil: Gender University of Campinas
and the Frameworks of Brazil’s Authoritarian Right “The Grave Responsibility of Brazilian University Students”:
Benjamin Cowan, University Of California - San Diego Reform, Development, Democracy, and the Transformation
Campus of Brazilian Student Activism, 1956-1964 Colin Snider,
Guardians of the Nation: Women and the Shaping of Brazil's University of Texas at Tyler
Authoritarianism Marina Dias Lucena Adams, Brown Entrepreneurship, dictatorship, and political transition:
University reflections on the entrepreneurial-military regime in the
Political repression and police forces: on the legacy of military Ernesto Geisel administration (1974-1979) Martina Spohr,
rule on public safety Mariana Joffily, UDESC Escola de Ciências Sociais FGV CPDOC
Ashamed technocracy: think tanks and the rise of neoliberal 078. História e Cultura Afro-Indígenas no Mundo Atlântico,
ideology in post-authoritarian Brazil Guilherme Sena de Séculos XVIII - XX
Assunção, UC San Diego 9:00 to 10:45 am
Heirs of TFP: Ultra-Catholic Groups and the Renewal of Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
Conservatism Georg Wink, University of Copenhagen Session Organizer:
075. Indigenous in Literature Isabel Cristina Ferreira dos Reis, Universidade Federal do
4:00 to 5:45 pm Recôncavo da Bahia
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Student Lounge Chair:
Session Organizer: Isabel Cristina Ferreira dos Reis, Universidade Federal do
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Recôncavo da Bahia
Chair: Participants:
Joao Pedro Coleta, Brown University Vozes negras no romance Úrsula de Maria Firmina dos Reis
Participants: Edinelia Souza, UNEB
Elementos encantados de memória e cultura na cosmologia Um estudo comparativo sobre o legado cultural africano nas
indígena no romance Valentia, de Deborah Goldemberg experiências de vida familiar negra nas sociedades
Lívia Duarte, University of Georgia escravistas brasileira e norte-americana. Isabel Cristina
Ficção, Relato, Etnografia: Narrativas Contemporâneas Ferreira dos Reis, Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da
Brasileiras de Viagem Joao Pedro Coleta, Brown University Bahia
O hibridismo cultural em "Americanas" de Machado de Assis O resgate da ancestralidade afro-indígena como estratégia de
Andrew Edwards, University of California, Los Angeles sobrevivência na periferia do Rio de Janeiro Lucimar
O Resgate de Wahutedew’á e o reflorestar epistemológico no Felisberto dos Santos, Pesquisadora do Laboratório de
tempo em A terra dos mil povos Ivo Cruz, University of História das Experiências Religiosas do Instituto de História
Georgia (UFRJ) e do Grupo de Estudos de História da Educação
Loca
076. Plenary Session: “Democracia, Direitos e Justiça racial no Trajetórias e conexões da população afrodiaspórica e indígenas
Brasil: uma abordagem interseccional” em Mamanguape/Paraíba do Norte (século XIX) Solange
4:00 to 6:00 pm Rocha, Não Membro
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Theatre
Tráfico interprovincial de escravizados e lutas pela liberdade -
Session Organizer: províncias do Norte e do Sul do Brasil, século XIX. Maria
Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University de Fatima Novaes Pires, Universidade Federal da Bahia
Chairs: UFBA
079. Explorando as Narrativas nas Lives de Bolsonaro: Discurso, 9:00 to 10:45 am
Ideologia e Poder no Primeiro Trimestre de 2021 Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
9:00 to 10:45 am Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite Lucas Koutsoukos-Chalhoub, University of Michigan
Session Organizer: Chair:
Claudia Pires de Castro, Universität Wien Cassie Osei, Bucknell University
Chair: Participants:
Claudia Pires de Castro, Universität Wien O retorno dos Gregórios: A racialização do Trabalhismo pós-
Participants: 1954 Lucas Koutsoukos-Chalhoub, University of Michigan
A Comunicação Política de Jair Bolsonaro: O Papel do ‘Cada babá pode ser uma subversiva:’ The grammars of race,
YouTube e das 'Lives da Semana' no primeiro trimestre de gender, class in the (in)formalizing politics of domestic
2021 Claudia Pires de Castro, Universität Wien service in mid-twentieth century Brazil Cassie Osei,
A Influência das Redes Sociais na Política: Análise das Bucknell University
Estratégias de Jair Bolsonaro nas 'Lives da Semana' do Revisitando a incorporação “simbólica” do trabalhador rural à
Primeiro Trimestre de 2021 Igor José Siquieri Savenhago, nação (década de 1920 a 1940) Fernando Teixeira da Silva,
Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCar) Universidade Estadual de Campinas
Negacionismo e Autoritarismo em Sintonia nas Lives de A questão racial no Brasil e nos Estados dos anos 1920 no olhar
Bolsonaro no Primeiro Trimestre de 2021 Francisca Helena de duas lideranças negras Cibele Barbosa, Fundação
Gonçalves Vetorazo, FE-Unicamp Joaquim Nabuco
080. Ritmos, oralidades e narrativas 083. Fiction As Archive
9:00 to 10:45 am 9:00 to 10:45 am
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan
Session Organizer: Session Organizer:
Manuela Fantinato, Unirio Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Chair: Chair:
Lia Duarte Mota, PUC-Rio Sidney Chalhoub, Harvard University
Participants: Participants:
Corpo e narrativas orais femininas – uma performance da A escravidão na ficção e nos arquivos judiciais Sidney
palavra Lia Duarte Mota, PUC-Rio Chalhoub, Harvard University
Rumo a uma outra concepção de pluralidade: a tradição oral e a Literature and Law in Machado de Assis's Helena Ingrid Brioso
poesia de Edmilson de Almeida Pereira Natalie Lima, UFF Rieumont, Mellon Faculty Fellow, Dartmouth College
O perigo de narrar a si mesmo: Guimarães Rosa e Walter A República em Branco e Negro Matheus Gato de Jesus,
Benjamin Marcela Oliveira, UERJ Universidade Estadual de Campinas\ CEBRAP
Vozes do passado, vozes para futuro Manuela Fantinato, Unirio A favela modernista: o Morro da Providência nas crônicas de
"Palavra sem futuro:" a fala como drama no cinema de Eduardo Orestes Barbosa e Benjamin Costallat. Leonardo Affonso de
Coutinho Fabio Cardoso Andrade, Ph.D. Candidate at New Miranda Pereira, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio
York University de Janeiro - PUC-Rio
081. Race, Gender, and Class in Brazilian Literature I 084. Brazilian Studies of Whiteness – Part 1: Whiteness and
9:00 to 10:45 am Brazilian Social Thought, Class, Families, and Affect
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard 9:00 to 10:45 am
Session Organizer: Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Session Organizer:
Chair: Patricia Pinho, University of California, Santa Cruz
Karyn Mota, PhD Candidate, Brown University Chair:
Participants: Jennifer Roth-Gordon, Associate Professor, School of
Representation of Black Masculinity in Conceição Evaristo's Anthropology
Canção Para Ninar Menino Grande Karyn Mota, PhD Participants:
Candidate, Brown University A Ideia de Branquitude e Antirracismo no Pensamento Social
Representações do racismo ambiental em Carolina Maria de Brasileiro Mário Augusto Medeiros da Silva, UNICAMP -
Jesus Maria-Clara Campello, Universidade Federal de São State University of Campinas
Paulo From Mestiço to White: Refashioning Racial Identity in
O Avesso de Nós: a representação do Saber-se negro na Contemporary Brazil Laura Rose Brylowski, The University
construção da voz narrativa de O Avesso da Pele, de Jeferson of Texas at Austin
Tenório Maria Frigotto, Brown University “Watching over” Whiteness: The Racial Logics of Intensive
Reflexões sobre o papel da negritude na obra poética de Miró da Parenting in a Context of Anti-Black State Violence Jennifer
Muribeca em diálogo com Ricardo Aleixo e Renato Negrão Roth-Gordon, Associate Professor, School of Anthropology
Isaac Gimenez, UCLA Political Generations and Racializing Affects: Whiteness in a
082. Classe, Raça e Política no Brasil (décadas de 1920-1970) Decade of Political Upheaval in Brazil (2013-2023) Kaio
 Lacet, University of California, Santa Cruz Participants:
Moderator: The Limits of Relational Affect: Singularity and Temporality in
Mauro Porto, Tulane University Clarice Lispector’s Writing Daniel Raso-Llarás, Wake
085. Reproduzindo a desigualdade: Relações domésticas, direitos Forest University
e hierarquia racial nas famílias e nas casas de morada dos Morrendo ela virou ar”: A morte como celebração da vida e a
séculos XVIII e XIX liberdade em A hora da estrela, de Clarice Lispector
9:00 to 10:45 am Carolina Bonansea, Temple University
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli De pássaras pretas e águas de calabaça: uma leitura da condição
Session Organizer: de mulher negra no Brasil através de Cristiane Sobral y
Sueann Caulfield, University of Michigan Elizandra Souza Yesenia Escobar, Temple University
Chair: Escre-Vivendo poesias e práticas: Antologias de mulheres de
Barbara Weinstein, New York University cor e a defesa dos comuns Renata Pontes, Albright College
Participants: Moderator:
Women descended from Portuguese miners and enslaved Adam Joseph Shellhorse, Temple University
Africans: property, wealth, and social mobility in colonial 088. Historical Struggles to (Re)Shape the Brazilian State from
Minas Gerais Mariana Dantas, Ohio University Outside and Within: Budget, Bureaucracy, and Policies
Precarious Privilege: Formerly Enslaved Girls Raised as Filhas 11:00 to 12:45 pm
de Família by their Grandmothers in Early Nineteenth- Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
Century Brazil Sueann Caulfield, University of Michigan Session Organizer:
Trabalho, família e escravidão doméstica nas grandes Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
plantations cafeeiras (Brasil, século XIX) Mariana Muaze, Chair:
Unirio Elida Graziane Pinto, Independent Scholar
Raça, gênero, infância e emancipação: discursos senhoriais Participants:
sobre cuidado de crianças negras na década da abolição (São The IMF’s treatment towards Argentina and Brazil during
Paulo, 1880) Marilia Ariza, Postdoctoral researcher - USP financial negotiations for their first adjustment programs,
(Dep. Anthropology) 1958-64 Fernanda Oliveira, Geneva Graduate Institute
Trabalho de mulheres, noções do justo e assalariamento. Is there legitimacy for budgets and public debts outside the
Fabiane Popiginis, UFRRJ Constitution? Elida Graziane Pinto, Independent Scholar
086. Diálogos circum-Atlânticos Portugal/Brasil: Novas Enforcing child Labour legislation in Brazil during the 1920-
contribuições a partir dos arquivos 1930s: The daily troubles of the factory inspectors Nina
9:00 to 10:45 am Schneider, University of Duisburg-Essen
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Paper Trails: Bureaucracy and the Construction of the State in
Session Organizer: Nineteenth-Century Brazil Anne Hanley, Northern Illinois
Mirhiane Abreu, UNIFESP University
Chair: Against All Odds: A Union Co-op Model and Other
Ricardo Vasconcelos, San Diego State University Innovations in Rural Brazil under Vargas Juliana Marques
Participants: da Silva, FGV CPDOC
Para exportação: Mário de Andrade e a imagem brasileira nas 089. In Black Atlantic waters: trafic, slavery and freedom -
revistas *Travel in Brazil* e *Presença* Mirhiane Abreu, Brazil-Africa - XVIII-XIX centuries
UNIFESP 11:00 to 12:45 pm
O Brasil na emergência do sistema cinematográfico da Ilha da Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
Madeira Ana Salgueiro, Centro de Estudos de Comunicação Session Organizer:
e Cultura UCP eCentro de Estudos de História do Atlântico Valeria Gomes Costa, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
Cecília Meireles e os Açores na Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal (UFPE)
Mariana Oliveira, University of Florida Chair:
O Brasil de Fernando Pessoa Ricardo Vasconcelos, San Diego Valeria Gomes Costa, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
State University (UFPE)
Cleonice Berardinelli e Fernando Pessoa: dois arquivos Participants:
comunicados Jeronimo Pizarro, Universidad de los Andes Francisco Gomes da Fonsesa, um pardo comerciante de
087. Literatura feminina ou literatura feita por mulheres? A cativos no Pernambuco do século XVIII Suely Creusa
tradição literária brasileira e a disjuntiva de uma literatura Cordeiro de Almeida, Universidade Federal Rural de
social Pernambuco
9:00 to 10:45 am “Não há cativo que não queira ser livre”! (Senegal – século
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor XIX) Juliana Farias, Professor
Session Organizer: Ao Sul da Capitania de Pernambuco: gente negra, escravidão e
Renata Pontes, Albright College liberdade em Alagoas. Gian Carlo de Melo Silva,
Chair: Universidade Federal de Alagoas
Renata Pontes, Albright College “Em trânsito”: africanos entre o tráfico atlântico e o tráfico
interprovincial, Pernambuco (séc. XIX) Valeria Gomes
 Costa, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPE) Recordações do Escrivão Isaías Caminha e Torto Arado
090. De vítimas e algozes na cena literária: escritas da violência Harion Custodio, Harvard University Visiting Researcher
na produção ficcional de escritoras negras brasileiras Fictions of Education: An Approach to Writing Identity in
contemporâneas Twentieth-Century Brazilian Literature Georgia Soares,
11:00 to 12:45 pm Harvard University
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite 093. Form and Content in Contemporary Literature/Poetry
Session Organizer: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Patricia Andrade, Brigham Young University Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan
Chair: Session Organizer:
Franciane Conceição Silva, Universidade Federal da Paraíba - Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
UFPB Chair:
Participants: Heloisa Kruger Barreto, Brown University
A violência em cena na Literatura Negro-brasileira de autoria Participants:
feminina: feições da Ferocidade Poética Franciane A repetição e a fuga em “O poema no Tubo de Ensaio”, de
Conceição Silva, Universidade Federal da Paraíba - UFPB Marília Garcia. Bianca Mayer, UCLA
De Marias a Marielles: uma abordagem literária sobre a On Geopolitical Metonymy: Form as Politics in Rubens
violência de gênero encenada no conto “Maria” na obra Figueiredo’s Passageiro do fim do dia (2010). Norman
Olhos D’Agua da escritora brasileira Conceição Evaristo Valencia, Claremont McKenna College
Geni Mendes de Brito, Universidade de Coimbra “O que queima no inferno hoje?”: encarceramento e
Tensionamentos entre religião e violência em Nada digo de ti colonialidade no romance Assim na terra como embaixo da
que em ti não veja, de Eliana Alves Cruz Patricia Andrade, terra Heloisa Kruger Barreto, Brown University
Brigham Young University
094. Brazilian Studies of Whiteness – Part 2: Whiteness and
Moderator: Mobilities
Geni Mendes de Brito, Universidade de Coimbra 11:00 to 12:45 pm
091. Ritmos, oralidades e narrativas 2 Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
11:00 to 12:45 pm Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite Patricia Pinho, University of California, Santa Cruz
Session Organizer: Chair:
Lia Duarte Mota, PUC-Rio Patricia Pinho, University of California, Santa Cruz
Chair: Participants:
Manuela Fantinato, Unirio Ballet Felicitas: Dancing Brazil in Black and White Ana Paula
Participants: Hofling, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Oratura – uma escrita performática Adriana Sucena Maciel, Black City, White Privileges: Tourism, Contested Public
Independent Memory, and Patrimonialization in the City of São Paulo
Dita prece, reza imaginar: aspectos das oralidades nas Denise Rodrigues, Universidade de São Paulo
mitopoéticas dos candomblés brasileiros André Dias, UERJ Tourism, Media, and White Subjectivity at Vale do Café’s
Cantar, aprender, encontrar Maria Fantinato Geo de Siqueira, Plantation Sites Nathalia Silva, Universidade de São Paulo
pos-doc associate duke univ Whiteness and International Academic Mobility: A Study of
Oralidade e discurso político: o caso do governo Jair Bolsonaro White Brazilian Students in “Ciências sem Fronteiras”
Juliana Gagliardi, Universidade Federal Fluminense Patricia Pinho, University of California, Santa Cruz
092. Race, Gender, and Class in Brazilian Literature II Moderator:
11:00 to 12:45 pm Bianca Freire-Medeiros, Universidade de São Paulo
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard 095. Trabalho doméstico pago e desigualdades no Brasil:
Session Organizer: Análises interseccionais sobre ativismos, tecnologias e violação
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma de direitos
Chair: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Elisa Braga, University of Georgia Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
Participants: Session Organizer:
A escrava e o marinheiro: Vidas negras e a literatura do século Mauro Porto, Tulane University
XIX Leonardo Silva, California State University San Marcos Chair:
Aquilo que não é... / Raça, escritura, e negação radical em Mauro Porto, Tulane University
Denise Ferreira da Silva Leslie Bary, University of Louisiana Participants:
at Lafayette Ativismo intersecional e decolonial das trabalhadoras
Capitães da Areia: A Construção da Identidade Nacional domésticas e seus congressos nacionais Joaze Bernardino-
Marginalizada no Bildungsroman de Jorge Amado Elisa Costa, UNB
Braga, University of Georgia Fantasias domésticas de branquitude: tecnologia, raça, e o fim
Emancipation and Fiction: the Depiction of Black People in do serviço doméstico Sonia Roncador, UT Austin
Post Abolition of Slavery society in Memorial de Aires, Empregadas out of place: Brazilian domestic workers and
 COVID-19 Jessica Glass, Tulane University cenários das identidades femininas Ariana Gomes, UFSCAR
Paid domestic work and inequalities in Brazil: Contemporary 099. Self/Identity in Literature and Arts
tendencies and future horizons Mauro Porto, Tulane 2:00 to 3:45 pm
University Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
Diários de Intercâmbio: Au Pairs Brasileiras e Trabalho Session Organizer:
Doméstico nos Estados Unidos Larissa Costa dos Santos, Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
University of Texas at Austin Chair:
096. Intelectuais e anti-intelectuais brasileiros na Guerra Fria / Ester Suassuna Simoes, Independent Scholar / Researcher
Brazilian intellectuals and anti-intellectuals in the Cold War Participants:
11:00 to 12:45 pm A Flying Trapeze: The Audacity of the Artist in the Fiction of
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Lygia Fagundes Telles Benjamin Chaffin, Johns Hopkins
Session Organizer: As casas de Ariano Suassuna: ruína, memória e reconstrução
Marcelo Siqueira Ridenti, Universidade Estadual de Campinas Ester Suassuna Simoes, Independent Scholar / Researcher
Chair: Exploring Cultural Identity: Lasar Segall’s "Encontro" and “The
Marcelo Siqueira Ridenti, Universidade Estadual de Campinas Space In-Between” Kendall da Silva, Brigham Young
Participants: University
Read or not to read Marx during the Cold War? The case of Unidade e dispersão: representações da autoria nos romances de
Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1962-1988) Lidiane Rodrigues, Machado de Assis Fernando Borsato dos Santos,
UFABC Universidade de São Paulo
Roberto Schwarz no exílio / Roberto Schwarz in exile Fabio 100. Women and Intersectionality in Brazilian Thought, Society,
Querido, UNICAMP and Literature I
Disputa por corações e mentes na Guerra Fria: a Associação 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Universitária Interamericana / The battle for hearts and Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
minds in the Cold War Marcelo Siqueira Ridenti, Session Organizer:
Universidade Estadual de Campinas Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Revolutionary anti-intellectualism: the construction of ‘hard Chair:
line’ as a collective label at the outset of Brazil’s military Aline de Moura Rodrigues, UFRGS
dictatorship (1964-1967) Felipe Loureiro, Universidade de
Participants:
Sao Paulo
Feminismo em disputa: a construção do livro A evolução do
Moderator:
feminismo (1933), de Mariana Coelho Jaqueline Almeida,
Andre Pagliarini, Hampden-Sydney College
CEIS20; FLUC (University of Coimbra)
097. The Imaginary Amazon – Day 3 Feminismo negro nas redes sociais: perspectivas teóricas e
12:00 to 3:00 pm estratégias de ação DULCILEI LIMA, Centro de Pesquisa e
Aztec Student Union: School of Art and Design, 4th-floor Formação do Sesc SP
Courtyard Escrevivendo uma etnografia: relato de uma pesquisa realizada
Session Organizer: entre mulheres que escrevem Aline de Moura Rodrigues,
Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University UFRGS
Chair:
101. É preciso falar sobre as ausentes: cronistas brasileiras na
Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
Belle Époque.
098. Drumming communities and the Popularization of Brazilian 2:00 to 3:45 pm
musical traditions Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
2:00 to 3:45 pm Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite Milena Martins, Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR) e
Session Organizer: Harvard University
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University Chair:
Chair: Milena Martins, Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR) e
Carolina Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University Harvard University
Participants: Participants:
A Didá Banda Feminina: Afrofuturismo, Empoderamento Maria Amália Vaz de Carvalho (1947-1921): mediadora
Feminino, e Samba-Reggae Cody Case, University of cultural Tania Regina de Luca, Unesp
Florida Cartas aos leitores: o diálogo de Júlia Lopes de Almeida com
“Eu não toco o tambor, o tambor me toca”: A study on the leitores ilustres e anônimos Milena Martins, Universidade
popularization of the Congado in Belo Horizonte Carolina Federal do Paraná (UFPR) e Harvard University
Helena Timoteo de Oliveira, Tulane University Carmen Dolores e João do Rio: dois cronistas da Belle Époque
The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Podcasting about Brazilian carioca Alvaro Santos Simões Junior, Universidade Estadual
Rhythms Schuyler Whelden, College of the Holy Cross; Paulista
Juliana Cantarelli Vita, University of Hartford A pauta feminista das colaboradoras de O Paiz Ana Claudia
Tambores nas encruzilhadas soteropolitanas: Corpos negros nos Suriani da Silva, University College London
 Moderator: Colonial Laws in Imperial Brazil: Gender, Race, and Legal
Barbara Weinstein, New York University Precedent in the Nineteenth Century Cassia Roth, University
102. Re-assembling the Socio-Political Imaginary in Brazilian of Georgia
Contemporary Brazilian Mediaspace Partos nas senzalas: nascimentos, puerpérios e cultura
2:00 to 3:45 pm afrodescendente entre mulheres centro-africanas e
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard descendentes no Sudeste cafeeiro (1830-1888) Lorena
Session Organizer: Telles, University of Pittsburgh
Emanuelle Oliveira-Monte, Vanderbilt University Dom Felix Mvemba and Kongolese Visions of Abolition in
Chair: Eighteenth-Century Brazil John Marquez, University of
Isis Barra Costa, Ohio State University California, Riverside
Participants: African Political Ideologies and the Emergence of Black
Leadership in Colonial Brazil (Eighteenth-century) Aldair
Flying Back to Pungo Andongo: When Queen Belinha
Rodrigues, UNICAMP
Recognized the Waves of the Sky Isis Barra Costa, Ohio
State University 105. Negros e judeus em diálogo: relações “raciais,” políticas,
The Extraordinary (and Extremely Short) Story of How religiosas e culturais – sessão 1
Bolsonaro Prevent the Third World War Erick Felinto, 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Monomundos Extremistas: Gamificaçãona Política e no Session Organizer:
Multiverso Ivana Bentes, Universidade Federal do Rio de Misha Klein, University of Oklahoma
Janeiro Chair:
Mediatic Masculinities: The Phallic Prowess and Problems of Misha Klein, University of Oklahoma
Jair Bolsonaro Emanuelle Oliveira-Monte, Vanderbilt Participants:
University Flavia Rios Flavia Rios, Universidade Federal Fluminense
103. Enacting Democracy and Sustainability in Brazil: From Michel Gherman MICHEL GHERMAN, Universidade Federal
Human Rights to the Environment do Rio de Janeiro
2:00 to 3:45 pm 106. The Politics of Survival: Black Women Social Welfare
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite Beneficiaries in Brazil and the United States
Session Organizer: 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Ian Carrillo, University of Oklahoma Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
Chair: Session Organizer:
Ian Carrillo, University of Oklahoma Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, North Carolina Central University
Participants: Chair:
“Reactionary Discourse, Environmental Deregulation, and the Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, North Carolina Central University
Agribusiness Bench in Brazil” Ian Carrillo, University of Participants:
Oklahoma; Mathaus Campos, University of Oklahoma The Politics of Survival and Black Feminism Kia Caldwell,
“Interests without Implementation: Clashing Elites and Land Washington University in St. Louis
Bureaucracies in Amazonia” Gabriel Suchodolski, UCLA The Politics of Survival and Its Contribution to Politics Vania
“Human rights bureaucrats in the transnational policy process: Penha-Lopes, Bloomfield College of Montclair State
from norm diffusion to bureaucratic values in Brazil” University
Michelle Morais de Sa e Silva, The University of Oklahoma The Politics of Survival: Black Women Social Welfare
“Pathways to compliance with the European Union Beneficiaries in Brazil and the United States Gladys
Deforestation Regulation in Brazil's cattle sector” Lisa Mitchell-Walthour, North Carolina Central University
Rausch, University of Wisconsin - Madison The Politics of Survival and Black Women’s Resistance
“Resisting Environmental Authoritarianism from Within the Reighan Gillam, University of Southern California
State in Brazil” Vitor Martins Dias, Butler University 107. Cold War U.S.-Brazil interactions: self-help diplomacy, the
104. Counternarratives of emancipation: re-imagining the seeds of neoliberalism, and foreign interference resistance
meanings of freedom in Brazil and the Atlantic world (c17- 2:00 to 3:45 pm
c19). Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
2:00 to 3:45 pm Session Organizer:
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan Lucas de Souza Martins, Temple University
Session Organizer: Chair:
Jane-Marie Collins, University of Nottingham Rafael Ioris, University of Denver
Chair: Participants:
Cassia Roth, University of Georgia Aided Self-Help Housing and the Latin American City: The
Participants: Contentious Relations between CEPAL and Alliance for
Reproductive slavery, reproductive justice: a reassessment of Progress in Northeast Brazil during the Cold War Yuri
manumission in Brazil (Bahia, 1830-1871) Jane-Marie Gama, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Collins, University of Nottingham 'Real Self-Help' and the Seeds of Neoliberalism: Foreign Aid to
 Brazil from Kennedy to Johnson Andre Pagliarini, and Real Alessandro Angelini, Johns Hopkins University
Hampden-Sydney College 111. Women artists in Brazil - Oscillating between democracy
Between human rights discourses and interference: the and dictatorship?
interactions between President Jimmy Carter's and the 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Brazilian military dictatorship Lucas de Souza Martins, Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
Temple University Session Organizer:
Moderator: Patricia Branco Cornish, Concordia University
Melissa Teixeira, University of Pennsylvania Chair:
108. Forças Armadas, Defesa e Segurança no Brasil Tatiane De Oliveira Elias, UFSM
contemporâneo Participants:
2:00 to 3:45 pm Nise da Silveira – “the innumerable states of being”
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor Democratizing impulses in psychiatry and the arts Sarah
Session Organizer: Poppel, Independent
Celso Castro, FGV CPDOC Art as a tool of self-discovery in the works of Greta Sarfaty
Chair: Patricia Branco Cornish, Concordia University
Celso Castro, FGV CPDOC Artistas mulheres, ditadura e redemocratização no Brasil
Participants: Tatiane De Oliveira Elias, UFSM
The military and public security in Rio de Janeiro: the collapse Inês and Norma: paths crossed in images, archives and political
of pacification policing and the 2018 federal intervention resistance Thais Blank, FGV CPDOC
Kees Koonings, CEDLA University of Amsterdam Moderator:
Explaining military deployments for public security purposes: Fernando Scherer, Univasf
evidence from large deployments in Brazil Igor Acácio,
112. Women and Intersectionality in Brazilian Thought, Society,
Tulane University
and Literature II
A visão do Exército sobre a Amazônia: gênese, configurações e 4:00 to 5:45 pm
usos políticos Celso Castro, FGV CPDOC Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
A Amazônia no pensamento militar brasileiro Adriana Session Organizer:
Marques, UFRJ Giseli Tordin, Yale University
Geopolítica das Mudanças Climáticas: Uma proposta para Chair:
pensar os conceitos de Segurança Ambiental Global (SAG) e Ana Carolina Sa Teles, Unicamp
Segurança na/da Amazônia Durbens Nascimento,
Participants:
Universidade Federal do Pará
Na marca da Mancha, algumas fronteiras: o despertar dos
109. Film Screening – Marte Um sonhos injustos em "Histórias (im)possíveis" Ana Carolina
3:00 to 6:00 pm Araujo Soares, Emory University
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Theatre
Novidade literária e feminismo nascente em Eles e elas, de Júlia
Session Organizer: Lopes de Almeida Ana Carolina Sa Teles, Unicamp
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Mulheres que narram com os outros: uma análise das narradoras
Participant: de Quarenta dias (2014) e Outros cantos (2016), de Maria
"Marte Um" Christopher Dunn, Tulane University; Gabriel Valéria Rezende Rayssa Duarte Marques Cabral,
Martins, Cineasta Universidade do Estado de Mato Grosso (UNEMAT) /
110. Kinesthetic Knowledges: Corporeal Conjurings of Brazil Brown University
Otherwise O Brasil Transatlântico nas Vozes-Mulheres: uma Releitura da
4:00 to 5:45 pm Obra Poética de Beatriz Nascimento e Conceição Evaristo
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite Giseli Tordin, Yale University
Session Organizer: "Minha vida é andar por este país": a escrita andarilha em
Alessandro Angelini, Johns Hopkins University "Insubmissas Lágrimas de Mulheres" Sabrina Tito,
Chair: Universidade Federal Fluminense; Patricia Souza,
Jamie Davidson, University of California, Davis Universidade Federal Fluminense
Participants: 113. Roundtable: Continuity and Change in Modern Brazil
Da Floresta até o Mar: Mythic-historical spaces of Brazilian 4:00 to 5:45 pm
popular imagination in performances of the Santo Daime Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
bailado Ana Flecha, University of California, Santa Cruz Session Organizer:
Space-Time Travelers: Interstices of the Real, the Material, and Anthony Pereira, FIU
the Imagined in the Valley of the Dawn Kelly Hayes, Indiana Chair:
University Anthony Pereira, FIU
Site-based Movement Experiments in Embodied Listening: Participants:
Moving Alongside Afro-Brazilian Spirit Entities Jamie Reflections on Brazil Apart, 1964-2019 Perry Anderson, UCLA
Davidson, University of California, Davis Reflections on Treze: A Politica de Rua de Lula a Dilma Angela
The Favela’s Magic Circle: Porous Geographies of the Unreal Alonso, University of São Paulo
 Reflections on the second edition of Understanding Juliana Fillies, Claremont Mckenna College
Contemporary Brazil Jeff Garmany, University of Black struggles for freedom in 19th century Rio de Janeiro,
Melbourne; Anthony Pereira, FIU Brazil: approaches in digital humanities and art-activism
Moderator: Deborah Fontenelle, Universidade Federal do Rio de
Christopher Dunn, Tulane University Janeiro - UFRJ
114. Trauma and Memory in Brazilian Literature The Boatman's Fortune: Liberalism, Property Rights, and
4:00 to 5:45 pm Enslaved Rebellion in the Brazilian Empire Alexander
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard Lundberg, Northern Illinois University
Session Organizer: 117. Negros e judeus em diálogo: relações “raciais,” políticas,
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma religiosas e culturais – sessão 2
Chair: 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Lua Gill da Cruz, PUC-Rio Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Participants: Session Organizer:
Trauma Intergeracional no Contexto Brasileiro: Um Estudo das Misha Klein, University of Oklahoma
Narrativas da Família Fux Jacob Wilkenfeld, Northwestern Chair:
University Misha Klein, University of Oklahoma
Transnational narratives: literature, memory, and nation in Participants:
contemporary Brazilian literature Lua Gill da Cruz, PUC- Alex Minkin ALEX MINKIN, Federal University of Sergipe
Rio Ronilso Pacheco Ronilso Pacheco da Silva, student
How does one fictionalize historical absence? Fabio Mariano, Misha Klein Misha Klein, University of Oklahoma
University of Georgia
118. Education and Society in Brazil
Lutos Lacanianos na Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea: 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Ausências Irreparáveis e Reconstruções Simbólicas Alamir Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
Corrêa, Universidade Estadual de Londrina
Session Organizer:
115. Skeptical Hope: Performing Beyond The Pink Tide and Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Neofascism in Brazil Chair:
4:00 to 5:45 pm André Silva, USP
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite Participants:
Session Organizer: Diversity education in debate André Silva, USP
Marcos Davi Silva Steuernagel, The New School
School Segregation and Political Polarization: a comparison
Chair: between school segregation in Northern Ireland and in Brazil
Marcos Davi Silva Steuernagel, The New School and their consequences to divided societies Liz Andrade
Participants: Varela, Davidson College
Last year I died, but this year I won’t: Breathing Brazilian black A América Latina indígena na formação de professores de
hope into global pandemics of COVID, racism, and línguas no Brasil: encontros interculturais Edina Aparecida
neofascism Marcos Davi Silva Steuernagel, The New School da Silva Enevan, estudante
The right to bury the dead: ethics, aesthetics and justice Marcus
119. Newspapers and Brazilian Life
De Matos, Brunel University London
4:00 to 5:45 pm
Hope Right and Left: Performing Politics Through Christian Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
Musicking in Brazil Marcell Silva Steuernagel, Southern
Session Organizer:
Methodist University
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
“Os espíritos das minhas filhas”: Indigenous Art, Performance,
Chair:
and Feminist movements in Brazil Patricia Gomes, UC
Carolina Castellanos Gonella, Dickinson College
Berkeley
Participants:
116. Slavery and Liberation in 19th Century Brazil A representação de mulheres no tráfico de drogas em jornais: o
4:00 to 5:45 pm caso de Fabiana Escobar Carolina Castellanos Gonella,
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan Dickinson College
Session Organizer: Cuban Periodicals Granma, OnCuba and Progreso Weekley:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma News frameworks in coverage of the Mais Médicos Program
Chair: ELIENE RESENDE, PUC Minas
Aldair Rodrigues, UNICAMP Os jornais Folha de São Paulo e O Estado de São Paulo no
Participants: processo de construção da legitimidade no Brasil da Guerra
"A linguagem musical e ritual dos escravos no Brasil do século Videogame (1991) Sandro Heleno Morais Zarpelão,
XIX. Rio de Janeiro, 1836" José Carlos Barreiro, membro Instituto Federal de São Paulo / Universidade de São Paulo
Considerações sobre o uso dos sapatos como símbolos de 120. State Violence and Resistance Thereto
distinção para negros do século XIX Amanda Vitória Vieira, 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Universidade Estadual de Campinas Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Templo Mayor
Tensions and Resistances in Victor Frond's Pictures of Slavery Session Organizer:
 Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma 123. Fight(s) for Citizenship Rights in Brazil: Race and Gender I
Chair: 9:00 to 10:45 am
Felipe Coimbra Moretti, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
Participants: Session Organizer:
War on the Caldeirão (1926-1936): Reading a Brazilian Police Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Report Against the Grain Felipe Coimbra Moretti, Chair:
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Thais Duarte Zappelini, University of Illinois Urbana-
State Repression, Mobilization, and Racial Justice: The 1964- Champaign
1985 Military Dictatorship and Brazil’s Movimento Negro Participants:
Winston Ardoin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Rethinking Law and Gender in Contemporary Brazil: Queer
Subjectivities and Fragmentations of Black Memory in Brazil: Culture and Sexual Rights in the 20th Century Thais Duarte
The Case of Robson Silveira da Luz Lucas Scaravelli da Zappelini, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Silva, USP/Faculdade Sesi de Educação Violência doméstica contra mulheres negras: Desafiando os
The First to Cry Out R. S. Rose, University of Kansas limites do Direito Marina de Oliveira Reis, UCLA
Six million silenced voices: understanding the “consensual”
sterilization of women in Brazil (1960s-1990s) Pietra
Diwan, Bluegrass Community
SATURDAY, APRIL, 6 Pride & Glitter: Uma abordagem histórico-sociológica sobre a
121. Pioneering Afro-Brazilian Thinkers and their Parada do Orgulho LGBT+ em São Paulo Vinicius Ribeiro
Contemporary Legacies Alvarez Teixeira, USP
9:00 to 10:45 am The trajectory of citizenship rights for the LGBT population in
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite Brazil (1988-2023) Leonardo Andrade, Brown University
Session Organizer: 124. Darker Amazonian Earths: Racialization, Ethnicity and
Jordan Jones, Brigham Young University Labor in Northern Brazil from the 18th to the 20th Century
Chair: 9:00 to 10:45 am
Tassiana Moura de Oliveira, University at Albany - SUNY Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
Participants: Session Organizer:
Corpo, terra e mar: Beatriz Nascimento’s concepts of quilombo Manoel Rendeiro Neto, UC Davis
and quilombismo Tassiana Moura de Oliveira, University at Chairs:
Albany - SUNY LaShandra Sullivan, Northwestern University
Apulco de Castro: Radical Afro-Brazilian Republicanism in the Manoel Rendeiro Neto, UC Davis
1880s Paulo da Luz Moreira, University of Oklahoma Participants:
Maria Firmina dos Reis: Contesting Narratives of Oblivion The Other Face of the Conflict: Disputes Around an Indigenist
Jordan Jones, Brigham Young University Policy in Pará (1798 - 1832) Samuel Ferreira, University of
Intergenerational Trauma and “Lugar de Fala” in Maria Firmina Pittsburgh
dos Reis’s Gupeva Xana Furtado, Brigham Young Disguised Bondage: Child Separation, Racialized Labor, and
University the Indigenous Freedom Paradox in Amazonas (1860-1900)
Moderator: Ana Luiza Morais Soares, Vanderbilt University
Paulo Dutra, University of New Mexico To Whom Belongs the Land? Conflicts Between Northeastern
122. The Dialectic Is in the Sea: Thinking with Beatriz Workers and Indigenous Peoples during the First Rubber
Nascimento Boom (1880-1920) Erika Francelino Vieira, Federal
9:00 to 10:45 am University of Rondonia
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite “They Just Bleat Like Goats”: Black Caribbean Labor
Session Organizer: Migration and the Brazilian State in the Alto do Bode
Bryce Henson, Texas A Neighborhood of Porto Velho, 1907-1942 Owen
MacDonald, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Chair:
Christen Smith, University of Texas at Austin Moderator:
Adrian Lerner, University of Cambridge
Participants:
The Dialectic Is in the Sea: Thinking with Beatriz Nascimento - 125. (Un)Sustainable Development and its Representations
Bethania Gomes Bethania Gomes, Independent 9:00 to 10:45 am
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
The Dialectic Is in the Sea: Thinking with Beatriz Nascimento -
Alex Ratts Alex Ratts, LaGENTE/IESA/UFG Session Organizer:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
The Dialectic Is in the Sea: Thinking with Beatriz Nascimento -
Christen Smith Christen Smith, University of Texas at Austin Chair:
Andressa Maia, Brown University
The Dialectic Is in the Sea: Thinking with Beatriz Nascimento -
Archie Davies Archie Davies, QMUL Participants:
The Dialectic Is in the Sea: Thinking with Beatriz Nascimento - Living Alongside: Activism, Agency, and Infrastructure
Bryce Henson Bryce Henson, Texas A Development in a Hotspot of Cultural and Biodiversity—
Southern Bahia Brazil Colleen Scanlan Lyons, University of
 Colorado Boulder Session Organizer:
Não Foi Acidente, Foi Crime: Submerged Perspectives from Monica Lima e Souza, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Mariana and Brumadinho Socioenvironmental Calamities - UFRJ e Arquivo Nacional do Brasil
Andressa Maia, Brown University Chair:
Energy security and energy transition in Brazil and Argentina Sueann Caulfield, University of Michigan
Florian Zschoche, Universität Wien; Nikola Jokanovic, Participants:
University of Hradec Kralove Arquivos e a afirmação de patrimônios negros no Brasil: o Cais
Transição Energética no Brasil: Pessoas, Planeta e Lucro do Valongo e os desdobramentos do seu reconhecimento
Fernando Teixeira, Escola Conquer & IAG & Escola de como Patrimônio Mundial Monica Lima e Souza,
Negócios da Pontifíca Universidade Católica do Rio de Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - UFRJ e Arquivo
Janeiro-Rio Nacional do Brasil
Smiling to the Top: Uncovering the Role of Soybean Iguais e diferentes: arquivos públicos e comunitários na
Production in the Economic Development of Sorriso promoção do direito à memória Ana Flavia Magalhaes
Nathalia Cocenza, University of South Carolina Pinto, Universidade de Brasília (UnB) e Arquivo Nacional /
126. Affirmative Action: Triumphs and Challenges in Brazil and Ministério da Gestão e da Inovação em Serviços Públicos
the United States Arquivos privados no Brasil: a experiência dos Institutos
9:00 to 10:45 am Históricos Patricia Alves-Melo, Universidade Federal do
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite Amazonas
Session Organizer: 129. Dystopian Futures in Brazilian Literature and Cinema
Ollie Johnson, Wayne State University 9:00 to 10:45 am
Chair: Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli
Ollie Johnson, Wayne State University Session Organizer:
Participants: Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
Triumphs and Challenges for Affirmative Action in Higher Chair:
Education in Brazil Rosana Heringer, UFRJ Mariana Mota Lopes, Brown University
Abdias Nascimento and Affirmative Action in Brazil and the Participants:
United States Ollie Johnson, Wayne State University Da extinção das abelhas ao colapso: reflexões sobre o papel da
Comparing the Progress of Affirmative Action in Brazil and ficção brasileira contemporânea na proposição de novos
Regressive Politics of Race-Based University Admission in mundos Mariana Mota Lopes, Brown University
the USA Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, North Carolina Central Post-Covid Zombies: Uncanny Undead in Cristhiano Aguiar’s
University “Lázaro” Jack Brown, Cornell University
Breaking with homogeneities: black bodies, regionalities and The Zombie Apocalypse as a Post-Capitalism Utopia in "O
heteroidentification procedures Gabriela Rodrigues, Pirotécnico Zacarias" and "Reality Z" Rowan Grayson,
Universidade de São Paulo (USP) University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Moderator: Ficção científica, gestos especulativos e imaginação ecológica:
Marcelo Paixao, The University of Texas at Austin a experiência do Ciclo de Cinema "Curta-Circuito do
127. Ancestralidade: Black Study in Brazil Antropoceno" Gabriela Scotto, UFF - Universidade Federal
9:00 to 10:45 am Fluminense
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan 130. Narrativas brasileiras contemporâneas – questões teóricas e
Session Organizer: estudos de caso
Jane Kassavin, University of Southern California 9:00 to 10:45 am
Chair: Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
William Mullaney, Princeton University Session Organizer:
Participants: Jose Luis Jobim, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Escrevivência as a Theory of Diasporic Cultural Inheritance Chair:
William Mullaney, Princeton University Rogerio Lima, Universidade de Brasilia
The Space of Ancestralidade Carlos Colmenares Gil, Indiana Participants:
University - Bloomington Narrativas ameríndias contemporâneas: questões teóricas e
A Amefricanidade das Vozes Ancestrais na Literatura Brasileira casos particulares Jose Luis Jobim, Universidade Federal
Jade Soares do Nascimento, Universidade Federal do Rio de Fluminense
Janeiro - UFRJ Tupinilândia: a existência desaparecida ou monumento negativo
On the Reverbivocovisual: Ricardo Aleixo’s Poetics of the na ficção brasileira contemporânea Rogerio Lima,
Black Concrete Jane Kassavin, University of Southern Universidade de Brasilia
California Configurações do deslocamento em A morte e o meteoro e O
riso dos ratos, de Joca Reiners Terron Andre Cabral de
128. História e Arquivos: reposicionamento do passado no
Almeida Cardoso, Universidade Federal Fluminense
presente em defesa da reparação
9:00 to 10:45 am Ficçōes de arquivo: narrativas contemporâneas e resgate da
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum memória familiar Diana Klinger, UFF
131. As vozes da rua: Claiming cultural agency in urban public Barbosa da Silva, Universidade Estadual de Campinas
spaces (Unicamp)
11:00 to 12:45 pm 134. Sounding the African Atlantic in Brazil: Language, History,
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite and Methodology
Session Organizer: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Luisa Helena Goncalves de Melo, Tulane University Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
Chair: Session Organizer:
Luisa Helena Goncalves de Melo, Tulane University Marc Hertzman, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Participants: Chair:
Pixo and the Invisible Theater in the 28th Sao Paulo Biennial Marc Hertzman, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Leticia Cobra Lima, University of California, Santa Barbara Participants:
The "de-Africanization" of Street Carnival in Rio de Janeiro Moizanga Mona La Bambi? A Social History of Kikongo in the
through municipal law Thiago Mattos-Batista, Harvard Brazilian Empire (1850-1888) Marcos Abreu Leitao de
University Almeida, Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
Ocupações Culturais: subverting and resignifying the periphery Decoding Vissungos: Sound Archives of the African Atlantic in
of Brasilia Luisa Helena Goncalves de Melo, Tulane Minas Gerais, Brazil Victoria Broadus, Oberlin College
University The Unstately Polyglot Politics of Palmares Kathryn de Luna,
“Mercado Sul é Patrimônio Cultural!” Policies, narratives, and Georgetown University
recognition of cultural identities in the capital of Brazil. Ana Kimbundu Hegemony and the Meanings of Zumbi Marc
Luiza Noronha, Unniversity of Brasília - Brasil Hertzman, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Moderator:
135. Interseccionalidade do Impacto Socioeconômico:
Sophia Beal, University of Minnesota
Agricultura Sustentável, Inclusão Digital, Marketing Inclusivo
132. Educação das relações etnico-raciais: avanços e e Transição Energética no Brasil
silenciamentos 11:00 to 12:45 pm
11:00 to 12:45 pm Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite Session Organizer:
Session Organizer: Ines Borges, PUCRS - Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio
José Silva, Novo membro Grande do Sul
Chair: Chair:
Marleide Perrude, não filiado Ines Borges, PUCRS - Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio
Participants: Grande do Sul
A voz forte da Biologia e a prática pedagógica decolonial no Participants:
enfrentamento ao racismo JOANICE Conceição, UNILAB- O relacionamento do público negro e marcas em eventos de
CE cultura urbana no Brasil Luciana Machado, USP -
O enfrentamento ao racismo em articulação com a Lei Universidade de São Paulo
10.639/2003 Margarida Campos, não filiado Desigualdades Digitais: Interseccionalidades entre os fatores
Prática educacional inclusiva e a Lei 10.639/2003 JOANICE socioeconômicos e o nível de competência digital. Ines
Conceição, UNILAB-CE Borges, PUCRS - Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio
133. Fight(s) for Citizenship Rights in Brazil: Race and Gender Grande do Sul
II Conhecimento Ancestral Negro: Cultura e Memória para
11:00 to 12:45 pm Impacto Social no Brasil Jéssica Silva Martins,
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite Universidade de São Paulo
Session Organizer: "Distribuição Regional do Uso da Terra Implícito na Produção e
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma no Comércio Brasileiro" Marcia Aguirre, PUCRS
Chair: Adolescentes em privação de liberdade e a violência no namoro
Paulo Cesar Ramos, Afro CEBRAP Cintia Neia, Universidade de São Paulo
Participants: 136. Woman-Centered Brazilian Cinema
Between Black Roots and Asphalt: Quilombola Political 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Struggles in Porto Alegre and West Pará Marina Dadico Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite
Amâncio de Souza, University of California, Santa Cruz Session Organizer:
Eugenics, Racism, and Football: The Persistent Attacks on Jack Draper III, University of Missouri
Black Players in the 21st Century Vania Penha-Lopes, Chair:
Bloomfield College of Montclair State University Jack Draper III, University of Missouri
Violência racial e novo movimento negro contemporâneo: Participants:
marcos, agentes, léxico e agendas Paulo Cesar Ramos, Afro Motherhood and Making Kin in Contemporary Brazilian
CEBRAP Cinema Jack Draper III, University of Missouri
Programado pra morrer nóis é”: Policiamento ostensivo e Afro-Brazilian Women Creative Workers Speak: Juliana
necropolítica contra a juventude negra brasileira Luana Vicente’s Standpoint Cinema Jack Draper III, University of
 Missouri A Pale Shade of Violet: Animals and Race in Machado de Assis
Maria Augusta Ramos and the Theater of State institutions: alexandra isfahani-hammond, u.c. san diego
From the Trilogia da justiça to Amigo secreto Paula Staging Drought: Candido Portinari, Censorship, and the Ballet
Halperin, Purchase College, SUNY Yara Rex Nielson, Brigham Young University
#PrimeiroAssédio and Film: The Case of Paula Sacchetta’s 140. Afro-Américas: estudos brasileiros sobre raça, trabalho e
Precisamos Falar do Assédio Rebecca Atencio, Tulane direitos
Moderator: 11:00 to 12:45 pm
Jack Draper III, University of Missouri Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
137. Racial Relations and the Environment: Territory, Memory, Session Organizer:
Ancestry, and Cosmologies of Care Iacy Maia Mata, Universidade Federal da Bahia
11:00 to 12:45 pm Chair:
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan Ynae Santos, Universidade Federal Fluminense
Session Organizer: Participants:
Nayla Ramalho, University of Southern California Brasil e Estados Unidos: um jogo de espelhos nos estudos das
Chair: relações raciais Petronio Domingues, -
Eduarda Lira de Araujo, Harvard University SLAVERY IN BRAZIL: O cativeiro no Império da imprensa
Participants: abolicionista estadunidense Luciana da Cruz Brito,
Corpos d’água" (2019): An Exploration of Environmental Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia
Racism and the Black Woman's Relationship with Water Experiências de trabalhadores nas ferrovias cubanas, séc. XIX
Paulo Ramos, Pontífica Universidade Católica de São Paulo Roberio Souza, Universidade do Estado da Bahia
Nhemongeta Kunhã Mbaraete: The Letters of Women and the Contra o que lutaram os “homens de cor”: legislação, raça e
Cosmology of Care Nayla Ramalho, University of Southern lutas por direitos em Cuba no século XIX Iacy Maia Mata,
California Universidade Federal da Bahia
Las Artes de Si: quilombos, palenques, cumbes e marroons as Intelectuais negros e o antirracismo nas Américas Ynae Santos,
horizon trough the african-american arts Amalia Souza, Universidade Federal Fluminense
UFMG 141. The Imaginary Amazon – Day 4
Moderator: 12:00 to 3:00 pm
Eduarda Lira de Araujo, Harvard University Aztec Student Union: School of Art and Design, 4th-floor
138. Guerrilla, Trance and Sound: Cultural Production and Courtyard
Alternative Media during the Military Dictatorship (1964- Session Organizers:
1985) Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
11:00 to 12:45 pm Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum Chair:
Session Organizer: Gillian Sneed, San Diego State University
Iuri Bauler Pereira, Northern Arizona University 142. The Power of Music: Musical Performance and Political
Chair: Action in Brazil
Iuri Bauler Pereira, Northern Arizona University 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Participants: Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite
Counterinformation: Artistic Interventions in Mass Media after Session Organizer:
1968 Luise Malmaceda, Columbia University Marcio Bahia, Associate Teaching Professor of Portuguese and
Every sound we make: Listening for queerness in Ana Cristina Brazilian Studies
Cesar Catarina Oliveira, Princeton University Chair:
Exu in Super8: Rituals of Possession and Alternative Culture in Mylene Mizrahi, PUC-Rio
Brazil (1970-1974) Iuri Bauler Pereira, Northern Arizona Participants:
University Charlie Byrd: Latin American Jazz Ambassador and Cold War
Moderator: Special Agent Geovane Paiva Santos, Tulane University
Christopher Dunn, Tulane University Sambistas, Political Activism, and the Black Movement during
139. Literature Beyond the Human: Post-Anthropocentric Brazil the Brazilian Military Dictatorship Stephen Bocskay,
11:00 to 12:45 pm Independent Researcher
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli Globalizing the Periphery: Cultural Appropriation, Power, and
Session Organizer: the Challenges Brought by the Spread of Ilê Aiyê’s and
Malcolm McNee, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, Smith Olodum’s Music Abroad Antonio Luciano Tosta, The
College University of Kansas
Chair: Baile Funk Aesthetics – music, body and dance in Rio de
Victoria Saramago, University of Chicago Janeiro, Brazil Mylene Mizrahi, PUC-Rio
Participants: Queerness in Contemporary Brazilian Music: Pablo Vittar,
Post-Anthropocentric Brazil: Trends and Possibilities Victoria Gloria Groove and the New Spaces of Musical Resistance in
Saramago, University of Chicago Far-Right Brazil. Marcio Bahia, Associate Teaching
 Professor of Portuguese and Brazilian Studies Glotopolítica Indígena: prática de professores indígenas e não
143. The Economics and Politics of Contemporary Brazilian indígenas no Território Etnoeducacional do Médio Xingu
Cinema Nelivaldo Cardoso Santana, Universidade Federal do Pará
2:00 to 3:45 pm 146. Ecologias insurgentes: saúde, doença e relações interespécie
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite no Brasil
Session Organizer: 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Park Boulevard
Chair: Session Organizer:
Abraham Kassis, University of California-Los Angeles Eduarda Lira de Araujo, Harvard University
Participants: Chairs:
Narrativas Parceladas: The Brazilian Film Franchise and the Art Ana Laura Malmaceda, RLL
of Parcelamento Nilo Couret, University of Michigan Eduarda Lira de Araujo, Harvard University
A câmera agora está com outrx: representação LGBTQ+ no Participants:
cinema brasileiro do século 21 Abraham Kassis, University Ameaças silenciosas na Amazônia Imperial: relato de uma
of California-Los Angeles doença desconhecida Ana Laura Malmaceda, RLL
Black gaze and deadpan: forging community bonds in A Sabedoria de Dona Sebastiana: Ervas e Cura Quilombola
contemporary black Brazilian cinema Edson Pereira da Anna Caroline Oliveira Teixeira Vertelo, Harvard
Costa Junior, Duke/Unicamp University
The fall of Dilma Rousseeff and contemporary Brazilian cinema Ecologias fugitivas: espiritualidades afro-brasileiras e a
Daniel Leão, UFSC perturbação do regime escravista no fim do XIX Eduarda
Lira de Araujo, Harvard University
144. Race, Gender, and Brazil's Labor Market
2:00 to 3:45 pm Epidemia, Poder e Desigualdade no Espaço Geográfico do
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite Recife Oitocentista Tiago Fernandes Maranhão, Loyola
University New Orleans
Session Organizer:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma Moderator:
Manoel Rendeiro Neto, UC Davis
Chair:
Shélida Maria Silverio Pedreira, University of São Paulo 147. Understandings and experiences of African diaspora
Participants: 2:00 to 3:45 pm
An overview of the research on Brazil's affirmative action Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan
policies and how they affect the labor market Gislene Session Organizer:
Ferreira dos Reis, Texas A&M University Reighan Gillam, University of Southern California
Black women, labor market, racism and sexism in the southeast Chair:
Brazil (Campinas, 1876-1892) Taina Santos, Researcher Paulo Cesar Ramos, Afro CEBRAP
Inclusion of Racial Minorities in Companies in Brazil: An Participants:
Analysis of Positions, Sectors and Regionality Shélida Maria Infância Quilombola: uma experiência afro-diaspórica Shirley
Silverio Pedreira, University of São Paulo Pimentel de Souza, UNICAMP/Afro CEBRAP
Black Female Domestic Workers Self-Narratives: 'Faxina Boa' Espiritualidade afro-diaspórica e escrita da História em Torto
and 'Ela é só Babá' in Brazilian Social Media Francianne dos Arado e O Avesso da Pele Victoria Barbara Lopes dos
Santos Velho, Leiden University Santos, Princeton University
O trabalho doméstico: a atividade desvalorizada e a PEC das Memorabilia Negra: reconhecimento e reparação no diáspora
domésticas EDNA SILVA FONSECA, Doctoral Student in negra Paulo Cesar Ramos, Afro CEBRAP
Economics (Postgraduate Program in Economics- UFBA) O Intelectual e a missão de ser voz perante o poder: Uma
145. Os desafios da diversidade e da inclusão social para as proposta de estudo sobre as elites africanas Ricardo Aguinelo
políticas públicas de educação no Brasil: caminhos percorridos Aquixinco Gomes Ca, Sim
e novos sentidos necessários 148. Cultural Futurities of Dictatorship
2:00 to 3:45 pm 2:00 to 3:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Session Organizer: Session Organizer:
Adriano Bueno da Silva, UNICAMP Jason Borge, The University of Texas at Austin
Chair: Chair:
Adriano Bueno da Silva, UNICAMP Jason Borge, The University of Texas at Austin
Participants: Participants:
História da África: de pauta do movimento negro à Lei 10.639 Walter Lima Jr’s Brasil Ano 2000 (1969) as Tropicalist Science
Adriano Bueno da Silva, UNICAMP Fiction Jason Borge, The University of Texas at Austin
Um olhar dos organismos internacionais: A influência do New Media Aesthetics Under the Sign of Dictatorship
Cerlalc no Plano Nacional do Livro e Leitura (PNLL) no Nathaniel Wolfson, UC Berkeley
Brasil Mónica Guerrero Garay, Universidade Estadual de Trans/Amazonia: Sex/work and Development Marina Bedran,
Campinas Johns Hopkins University
 On the Cutting Room Floor: A Queda (Rui Guerra and Nelson Participants:
Xavier, 1976-8) Sarah Ann Wells, University of Wisconsin, Debilitating Care after Zika in Bahia, Brazil: Gender, Precarity,
Madison and Disability K. Eliza Williamson, Washington University
149. Epistemologies of Black Sovereignty in St. Louis
2:00 to 3:45 pm No amnesty, no amnesia: COVID-19 victims fighting for
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Metztli memory and reparation in Brazil Vinicius Cardoso Reis,
Session Organizer: Princeton University
Patrícia Martins Marcos, UCLA 153. Underrepresented voices in Brazilian Cinema: Presence,
Chair: Tensions and Representations
Patrícia Martins Marcos, UCLA 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Participants: Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – State Suite
Sobre elegância e decadência: urbanização e relações raciais no Session Organizer:
debate público sobre o centro de São Paulo (1930-1950) Fernanda Guida, Spelman College
Renata Siqueira, Afro Cebrap Chair:
Medida Provisória's Black Dystopias in a Racial Paradise Fernanda Guida, Spelman College
Jasmine Mitchell, Brooklyn College Participants:
Os caminos do Melaço: Natalia Marques’ sugar performances Subjectivity, Representation, and Ocupações in São Paulo: A
Nohora Arrieta, UCLA Comparative Analysis of Era o Hotel Cambridge (Eliane
Staging Liberation: Sovereignty in the Theatrical Work of Caffé - 2016) and A ocupação (Julián Fuks 2019) Andrew
Thereza Santos C Darius Gordon, University of California, Rajca, University of South Carolina
Berkeley From Ethnographic to Self-Performing Indian: Tizuka
Aspectos epistêmicos do pensamento social negro brasileiro Yamasaki and the Challenges of Adapting the Female Pajé to
Teófilo Reis, Trinity University the Screen Frans Weiser, University of Georgia
150. Gender, Rights, and Politics in Brazil: Historical and Queer Trans Ecologies from the Amazon: Indigenous Futurism
Contemporary Perspectives and Performative Activism Kathryn Sanchez, University of
2:00 to 3:45 pm Wisconsin Madison
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers Tomorrowland: Black protagonist of dystopias and utopias in
Session Organizer: Brazilian afrofuturistic films Fernanda Guida, Spelman
Joao Rabello Sodre, Georgetown University College
Chair: 154. Race and Gender in Educational and Professional Journeys
Bryan McCann, Georgetown University 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Participants: Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Presidental Suite
Black Masculinities in Brazil's Post-Abolition Period, 1880- Session Organizer:
1910 Estela Maria Gonçalves de Souza, Michigan State Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
University Chair:
Romy Medeiros da Fonseca: Legal Entanglements, Catholicism, Messias Basques, Williams College
and Reproductive Rights Joao Rabello Sodre, Georgetown Participants:
University Black Voices in Anthropology: Lessons from an Antiracist
Gendering Populism: The Rise of Right-Wing Populism and Teaching Project in Brazil Messias Basques, Williams
Anti-Gender Politics in Brazil Vitoria Moreira, UC Santa College
Barbara Capoeira in the Classroom: Reflections on a hands-on outreach
Bill 5069/2013 and Disputes Surrounding Reproductive Rights initiative Leila Vieira, The Ohio State University; Julio
in Brazil Aline Coutinho, Purdue University Beltran, The Ohio State University
151. Performance – Sons que Curam Communication, Decoloniality, and Intersectionality Poliana
2:00 to 4:00 pm Martins, Unicamp
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Theatre The Experiences of Successful Brazilian Women in Science
Session Organizer: Jonathan Hall, California State University, San Bernardino
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma 155. The Significance of Brazilian Cultural Practices
Participant: 4:00 to 5:45 pm
"Sons que Curam" Shirley Krenak, Artista independente; Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Legacy Suite
Lucimara Lag, Artista independente Session Organizer:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma
152. Sociopolitical legacies of diseases: Zika and COVID-19
4:00 to 5:45 pm Chair:
Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Visionary Suite Gabriel Lesser, UC Berkeley
Session Organizer: Participants:
Fabio de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma A Case for Brazilian Costumbrismo: Global Brazil in the
Chair: nineteenth century Gabriel Lesser, UC Berkeley
K. Eliza Williamson, Washington University in St. Louis Armorial Sound: Epistemological Transduction and Materiality
 in the Making of an Armorial Archive Rafael Torralvo, Brazilian Anti-Nuclear Mobilization: Politics, Scientists, and
Cornell University the Goiania Incident of 1987 Jennifer Eaglin, Ohio State
Indianismo e as sinfonias para o Quarto Centenário de São University
Paulo em 1954 Eduardo Sato, Virginia Tech Caring for Mother Earth: Women Environmentalists at the 1992
156. Institutionalization of diversity as a competitive strategy and Rio Earth Summit Elizabeth Schwall, Northern Arizona
proximity to social identity University
4:00 to 5:45 pm “Brazil’s Environmental Sciences and Social Reproduction
Aztec Student Union: Union 1 – Pride Suite 1888-1988” Chris Lesser, UC Berkeley
Session Organizer: Moderator:
Vanderson Aparecido Delapedra da Silva, Banco do Brasil Seth Garfield, University of Texas
Chair: 159. Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Memory in Brazil
Kelly Tatiane Martins Quirino, UCB 4:00 to 5:45 pm
Participants: Aztec Student Union: Union 3 – Council Chambers
Organizational and work ties from the perspective of Social Session Organizer:
Network Analysis Camila Lopes Caldeira da Silva, Joshua Reason, University of Pennsylvania
Universidade de Brasília Chair:
Understanding volunteering for equity in an organization Igor Watufani Poe, Tulane University
Chagas Silva, Banco do Brasil S.A. Participants:
The Banco do Brasil Cultural Center (CCBB) and the role of Performing (im)possible lives: dissident territorialities and the
Banco do Brasil in democratizing access to cultural goods fabulation of queer memories in the practices of Coletivo das
and services Emanuel Loureto, Banco do Brasil S.A. Liliths in Salvador, Brazil Iale Camboim, Universidade
Diversity and leadership: Public Interest Communication for Federal da Bahia
promote racial literacy in the development of black leaders "Let's put an end to this nonsense": Trans/Travesti Memories of
Alan Barbosa dos Santos, Estudante the Brazilian Civil-Military Dictatorship in the Regular
157. Reação e resistência: Imaginar futuros possíveis no Brasil e Testimonial Collection Program at Memorial da Resistência
na Diáspora Africana (São Paulo) Yuri Fraccaroli, University of California, Santa
4:00 to 5:45 pm Barbara
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Aztlan Sapatonas of the Past: Lesbian Memory Initiatives and the
Session Organizer: Revival of Lesbian History Augusta da Silveira de Oliveira,
Thais Barbosa, Department of Spanish and Portuguese - UT Brown University
Chair: Sexual Memories and Choreographies of Cruising in Salvador
Ana Luiza Biazeto, LLILAS - UT Austin da Bahia, Brazil Joshua Reason, University of Pennsylvania
Participants:
Mulheres Negras no Front de Políticas Transformadoras Ana
Carolina Assumpção, The University of Texas at Austin
Dias de visita: o quilombo de familiares da maior penitenciária
feminina da América Latina Ana Luiza Biazeto, LLILAS - UT
Austin
Afro-Empreendedorismo: Protagonismo das Mulheres Negras
Eliane Nascimento, The University of Texas at Austin
As mulheres negras no movimento de artes visuais brasileiro
Thais Barbosa, Department of Spanish and Portuguese - UT
As rosas não falam: mulheres negras como guardiãs da
memória familiar alexandra lima da silva, UERJ
Moderator:
Paula Lezama, University of Texas, Austin
158. Brazilian Environmental and Environmentalist Histories
4:00 to 5:45 pm
Aztec Student Union: Union 2 – Mata'yuum
Session Organizer:
Elizabeth Schwall, Northern Arizona University
Chair:
Seth Garfield, University of Texas
Participants:
Oil in Bahia – from Early Cretaceous to the Anthropocene
Natascha Otoya, Georgetown University
Cantareira and the Making of Metropolitan Nature in São Paulo
Douglas McRae, University of Maryland College Park
 Conference Presenters

Abreu, Mirhiane, UNIFESP, [email protected]

Abreu Leitao de Almeida, Marcos, Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, [email protected]
Acácio, Igor, Tulane University, [email protected]
Acuna, Mauricio, Dartmouth College, [email protected]
Adams, David, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Méxcio, [email protected]
Aguiar, Cristhiano, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, [email protected]
Aguirre, Marcia, PUCRS, [email protected]
Almeida, Deborah, Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Almeida, Jaqueline, CEIS20; FLUC (University of Coimbra), [email protected]
Alonso, Angela, University of São Paulo, [email protected]
Alves, Bernard José, Instituto Federal de Roraima, [email protected]
Alves-Melo, Patricia, Universidade Federal do Amazonas, [email protected]
Amado, Renato, University of Arkcansas, [email protected]
Amado, Roberto, Indiana University, [email protected]
Amador, Jose, Miami University, [email protected]
Amancio, Thomaz, University of Chicago, [email protected]
Amgarten, Daniel, campus b, [email protected]
Anderson, Perry, UCLA, [email protected]
Andrade, Leonardo, Brown University, [email protected]
Andrade, Patricia, Brigham Young University, [email protected]
Andrade Varela, Liz, Davidson College, [email protected]
Andreson, Jamie, Pennsylvania State University, [email protected]
Angelini, Alessandro, Johns Hopkins University, [email protected]
Ankava, Matan, Universidade de Sao Paulo (USP), [email protected]
Antonella, Kiahra, UFNT/IFTO, [email protected]
Aoto Franco de Lima, Bruna, San Francisco State University, [email protected]
Aquixinco Gomes Ca, Ricardo Aguinelo, Sim, [email protected]
Araujo, Marisa, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, [email protected]
Araujo Soares, Ana Carolina, Emory University, [email protected]
Ardoin, Winston, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, [email protected]
Areias Costa, Manuela, Universidade Estadual de Mato Grosso do Sul (UEMS), [email protected]
Ariza, Marilia, Postdoctoral researcher - USP (Dep. Anthropology), [email protected]
Arrieta, Nohora, UCLA, [email protected]
ASSIS, JULIANA, PUC Minas, [email protected]
Assumpção, Ana Carolina, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Atencio, Rebecca, Tulane, [email protected]
Avelar, Idelber, Tulane University, [email protected]
Azevedo e Souza, Felipe, PUC-Rio, [email protected]
Bacchini, Luca, University of Rome, La Sapienza, [email protected]
Bahia, Marcio, Associate Teaching Professor of Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, [email protected]
Ball, Molly, University of Rochester, [email protected]
Barbosa, Cibele, Fundação Joaquim Nabuco, [email protected]
Barbosa, Edilaine, Federal University of Grande Dourados, [email protected]
Barbosa, Thais, Department of Spanish and Portuguese - UT, [email protected]
Barbosa da Silva, Luana, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp), [email protected]
Barbosa dos Santos, Alan, Estudante, [email protected]
Barra Costa, Isis, Ohio State University, [email protected]
Barreiro, José Carlos, membro, [email protected]
Bary, Leslie, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, [email protected]
Basques, Messias, Williams College, [email protected]
Bassi, Francesca, UFRB, [email protected]
Bauler Pereira, Iuri, Northern Arizona University, [email protected]
Beal, Sophia, University of Minnesota, [email protected]
Bedran, Marina, Johns Hopkins University, [email protected]
Belchior, Douglas, Uneafro-Brasil, [email protected]
Beltran, Julio, The Ohio State University, [email protected]
Bentes, Ivana, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Bentes da Silva, Anna Christina, University of Campinas, [email protected]
Bercito, Diogo, Georgetown University, [email protected]
Bernardino-Costa, Joaze, UNB, [email protected]
Berwald, Rachel, University of California, Los Angeles, [email protected]
Biazeto, Ana Luiza, LLILAS - UT Austin, [email protected]
B. Kampmann Marodin, Helen, University of South Carolina, [email protected]
Blank, Thais, FGV CPDOC, [email protected]
Blau Edelstein, Dylan, Princeton University, [email protected]
Bocskay, Stephen, Independent Researcher, [email protected]
Bonansea, Carolina, Temple University, [email protected]
Borge, Jason, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Borges, Ines, PUCRS - Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, [email protected]
Borim, Dario, UMass Dartmouth, [email protected]
Borsato dos Santos, Fernando, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Bougleux, Larissa, University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Bourdin, Lara, McGill University and Sorbonne-Université, [email protected]
Braga, Elisa, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Branco Cornish, Patricia, Concordia University, [email protected]
Bravo, Beatriz, University of California, Irvine, [email protected]
Bridi Dacroce, Luísa, UT Austin, [email protected]
Brioso Rieumont, Ingrid, Mellon Faculty Fellow, Dartmouth College, [email protected]
Brito, Nuno, University at Buffalo New York, [email protected]
Broadus, Victoria, Oberlin College, [email protected]
Brookie, Parker, UNC Chapel Hill, [email protected]
Brown, Jack, Cornell University, [email protected]
Browning, Barbara, New York University, [email protected]
Brune, Krista, Pennsylvania State University, [email protected]
Brylowski, Laura Rose, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Buckley, Eve, University of Delaware, [email protected]
Bueno da Silva, Adriano, UNICAMP, [email protected]
Busato Smith, Cristiane, MIT Global Shakespeares Lead Editor/ Osher at ASU lecturer, [email protected]
Butterman, Steven, Professor of Luso-Afro-Brazilian Culture and Gender, [email protected]
Butterman, Steven, University of Miami, [email protected]
Cabral de Almeida Cardoso, Andre, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Caldwell, Kia, Washington University in St. Louis, [email protected]
Calvo, Daniela, Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies - Kyoto University, [email protected]
Camargo, Regina, Independent Scholar/Researcher, [email protected]
Camboim, Iale, Universidade Federal da Bahia, [email protected]
Camisasca, Marina, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais (PUC-MG), [email protected]
Campello, Maria-Clara, Universidade Federal de São Paulo, [email protected]
Campos, Margarida, não filiado, [email protected]
Campos, Mathaus, University of Oklahoma, [email protected]
Cantarelli Vita, Juliana, University of Hartford, [email protected]
Cantero, Lucia, Claremont Graduate University, [email protected]
Capiberibe, Artionka, IFCH/Unicamp, [email protected]
Caramuru Teles, Bárbara, Universidade Federal do Paraná, [email protected]
Cardoso, Rodrigo, Universidad de Chile, [email protected]
Cardoso Andrade, Fabio, Ph.D. Candidate at New York University, [email protected]
Cardoso Reis, Vinicius, Princeton University, [email protected]
Cardoso Santana, Nelivaldo, Universidade Federal do Pará, [email protected]
Carlo de Melo Silva, Gian, Universidade Federal de Alagoas, [email protected]
carneiro, elisa zocca, Post-graduate student, [email protected]
Carrillo, Ian, University of Oklahoma, [email protected]
Carvalho, Icaro, UCLA, [email protected]
Carvalho, Paula Costa Nunes, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Carvalho Gimenes, Monica, University of California, Berkeley, [email protected]
Case, Cody, University of Florida, [email protected]
Cassab, Gabriel, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Casseb Galvão, Vânia Cristina, Università del Salento; UFG, [email protected]
Castaneda, Vanessa, Davidson College, [email protected]
Castellanos Gonella, Carolina, Dickinson College, [email protected]
Castilho, Celso, Vanderbilt University, [email protected]
Castro, Celso, FGV CPDOC, [email protected]
Castro, Renan, Fundação Getulio Vargas, [email protected]
Castro Diniz, Sheyla, University of São Paulo, [email protected]
Caulfield, Sueann, University of Michigan, [email protected]
Cavalcanti, Isabella, non-member account for proposal submission, [email protected]
Cesar, Rafael, Princeton University, [email protected]
Chaffin, Benjamin, Johns Hopkins, [email protected]
Chagas Silva, Igor, Banco do Brasil S.A., [email protected]
Chalhoub, Sidney, Harvard University, [email protected]
Chaves, Emilly, Federal University of Bahia, [email protected]
Chiconi Balteiro, Lucas, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Cisneros, Odile, University of Alberta, [email protected]
Clark, Madison, Indiana University, [email protected]
Cobra Lima, Leticia, University of California, Santa Barbara, [email protected]
Cocenza, Nathalia, University of South Carolina, [email protected]
Coimbra Moretti, Felipe, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, [email protected]
Coleta, Joao Pedro, Brown University, [email protected]
Collins, Jane-Marie, University of Nottingham, [email protected]
Collins, John, CUNY - Queens College, [email protected]
Colmenares Gil, Carlos, Indiana University - Bloomington, [email protected]
Conceição, JOANICE, UNILAB-CE, [email protected]
Conceição Silva, Franciane, Universidade Federal da Paraíba - UFPB, [email protected]
Coppe Caldeira, Rodrigo, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, [email protected]
Cordeiro, Manuela, Universidade Federal de Roraima, [email protected]
Correa, Manoel L G, University of Sao Paulo, [email protected]
Corrêa, Alamir, Universidade Estadual de Londrina, [email protected]
Corrêa, Marilia, Baylor University, [email protected]
CORREA DE SA, ANDRE, University of California Santa Barbara, [email protected]
Costa dos Santos, Larissa, University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Couceiro, Leila, Independent Scholar, [email protected]
Couret, Nilo, University of Michigan, [email protected]
Coutinho, Aline, Purdue University, [email protected]
Cowan, Benjamin, University Of California - San Diego Campus, [email protected]
Creusa Cordeiro de Almeida, Suely, Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco, [email protected]
Cruz, Ivo, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Custodio, Harion, Harvard University Visiting Researcher, [email protected]
da Cruz, Rafaely Carolina, Campinas State University - UNICAMP, [email protected]
da Cruz Brito, Luciana, Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia, [email protected]
Dadico Amâncio de Souza, Marina, University of California, Santa Cruz, [email protected]
Dalla Valle Geisler, Luisa, Princeton University, [email protected]
Daltoé, Andréia, Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina - Unisul, [email protected]
da Luz Moreira, Paulo, University of Oklahoma, [email protected]
Dantas, Mariana, Ohio University, [email protected]
Das Chagas, Gabriel, University of Miami, [email protected]
da Silva, Kendall, Brigham Young University, [email protected]
da Silva Enevan, Edina Aparecida, estudante, [email protected]
DA SILVEIRA, VERLI, UFSM, [email protected]
da Silveira de Oliveira, Augusta, Brown University, [email protected]
Davidson, Jamie, University of California, Davis, [email protected]
Davies, Archie, QMUL, [email protected]
De Abreu, Cassia, UCSD, [email protected]
de Almeida, Ronaldo, Unicamp, [email protected]
de Carvalho Matos, Alex, University of São Paulo, [email protected]
Degli Atti, Francesca, Università del Salento, [email protected]
Delapedra da Silva, Vanderson Aparecido, Banco do Brasil, [email protected]
De Los Rios, Daniel, Tulane University, [email protected]
de Luna, Kathryn, Georgetown University, [email protected]
De Matos, Marcus, Brunel University London, [email protected]
De Micheli, David, University of Utah, [email protected]
de Moraes, Lidiana, Vanderbilt University, [email protected]
DeMoura Nilo, Bebel, Tulane University, [email protected]
de Moura Rodrigues, Aline, UFRGS, [email protected]
De Oliveira Elias, Tatiane, UFSM, [email protected]
de Oliveira Reis, Marina, UCLA, [email protected]
DE PIETRI, EMERSON, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
de Rezende Grisi, Maria Vitoria, Ohio State University, [email protected]
de Sa e Silva, Fabio, University of Oklahoma, [email protected]
De Sales, Fernando, San Diego State University, [email protected]
de souza carvalho, rafaela, Tulane University, [email protected]
de Souza Martins, Lucas, Temple University, [email protected]
Devine Guzmán, Tracy, University of Miami, [email protected]
Dias, André, UERJ, [email protected]
Dias Lucena Adams, Marina, Brown University, [email protected]
Dierdorff, Brooks, University of Central Florida, [email protected]
Diniz, Julio, PUC-Rio, [email protected]
Diwan, Pietra, Bluegrass Community, [email protected]
Domingos, Marcelo Jose, IHG -DF / SEDF, [email protected]
Domingues, Juliano, Universidade Católica de Pernambuco (Unicap) / Universidade de Pernambuco (UPE),
[email protected]
Domingues, Petronio, -, [email protected]
Dos Santos Sao Bernardo, Ana Claudia, Providence College, [email protected]
dos Santos Velho, Francianne, Leiden University, [email protected]
Draper III, Jack, University of Missouri, [email protected]
Duarte, Debora, Brasilia University, [email protected]
Duarte, Lívia, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Duarte, Pedro, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Duarte Marques Cabral, Rayssa, Universidade do Estado de Mato Grosso (UNEMAT) / Brown University,
[email protected]
Duarte Mota, Lia, PUC-Rio, [email protected]
Duarte Zappelini, Thais, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, [email protected]
Dunlap, Maggie, Georgetown University, [email protected]
Dunn, Christopher, Tulane University, [email protected]
Dutra, Paulo, University of New Mexico, [email protected]
Eaglin, Jennifer, Ohio State University, [email protected]
Edwards, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles, [email protected]
Ehlert Maia, João Marcelo, Fundação Getulio Vargas, [email protected]
Ennis, Kevin, Brown University, [email protected]
Ernst, Aracy, Universidade Federal de Pelotas e FURG, [email protected]
Escobar, Yesenia, Temple University, [email protected]
Espig Regiani, Luana, Visiting Scholar at Harvard, PhD student at UNICAMP, [email protected]
Esteves de Lima Lopes, Rodrigo, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, [email protected]
Faeti, Filipe, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, [email protected]
Fantinato, Manuela, Unirio, [email protected]
Fantinato Geo de Siqueira, Maria, pos-doc associate duke univ, [email protected]
Farias, Juliana, Professor, [email protected]
Felinto, Erick, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Felisberto dos Santos, Lucimar, Pesquisadora do Laboratório de História das Experiências Religiosas do Instituto de
História (UFRJ) e do Grupo de Estudos de História da Educação Loca, [email protected]
Feracho, Lesley, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Fernandes, Joyce, Brown University, [email protected]
Fernandes Barbosa, Caio, University of Nevada Reno, [email protected]
Fernandes Maranhão, Tiago, Loyola University New Orleans, [email protected]
Ferraz, Francisco, Universidade Estadual de Londrina, [email protected]
Ferraz, Luiz Paulo, Brown University, [email protected]
Ferreira, Samuel, University of Pittsburgh, [email protected]
Ferreira dos Reis, Gislene, Texas A&M University, [email protected]
Ferreira dos Reis, Isabel Cristina, Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia, [email protected]
Ferrer i Bech, Oscar, Stanford University, [email protected]
Fila, Marisol, University of Michigan, [email protected]
Fillies, Juliana, Claremont Mckenna College, [email protected]
Fins, Luciana, rio salado college, [email protected]
Flecha, Ana, University of California, Santa Cruz, [email protected]
Fontenelle, Deborah, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - UFRJ, [email protected]
Fontinele dos Santos, Naara, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3,
[email protected]
Fraccaroli, Yuri, University of California, Santa Barbara, [email protected]
Fraga, Isabela, Stanford University, [email protected]
Frajndlich, Rafael, Unicamp, [email protected]
Francelino Vieira, Erika, Federal University of Rondonia, [email protected]
Francois, Irline, Goucher College, [email protected]
Françoso, Michel, USP, [email protected]
Freire-Medeiros, Bianca, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Freitas, Mirella, universidade Federal de Uberlândia, [email protected]
Frigotto, Maria, Brown University, [email protected]
Frugoli Junior, Heitor, University of Sao Paulo, [email protected]
Furtado, Xana, Brigham Young University, [email protected]
Gacek, Stanley, UFCW, [email protected]
Gagliardi, Juliana, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Gama, Yuri, University of Massachusetts Amherst, [email protected]
Gao, Ran, Beijing Foreign Studies University, [email protected]
Garfield, Seth, University of Texas, [email protected]
Garmany, Jeff, University of Melbourne, [email protected]
Gato de Jesus, Matheus, Universidade Estadual de Campinas\ CEBRAP, [email protected]
Geraissati Castro de Almeida, Renata, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, [email protected]
GHERMAN, MICHEL, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Gilbert, Zanna, Getty, [email protected]
Gillam, Reighan, University of Southern California, [email protected]
Gill da Cruz, Lua, PUC-Rio, [email protected]
Gimenez, Isaac, UCLA, [email protected]
Glass, Jessica, Tulane University, [email protected]
GOHN, MARIA, UNICAMP, [email protected]
Goins, Marla, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, [email protected]
Gomes, Ariana, UFSCAR, [email protected]
Gomes, Bethania, Independent, [email protected]
Gomes, Marina, Student, [email protected]
Gomes, Patricia, UC Berkeley, [email protected]
Gomes Alves, Eliane, Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, [email protected]
Gomes Costa, Valeria, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPE), [email protected]
Goncalves de Melo, Luisa Helena, Tulane University, [email protected]
Gonçalves de Souza, Estela Maria, Michigan State University, [email protected]
Gordon, C Darius, University of California, Berkeley, [email protected]
Grayson, Rowan, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, [email protected]
Graziane Pinto, Elida, Independent Scholar, [email protected]
Green, James, Brown University, [email protected]
Greene, Justin, UC Berkeley, [email protected]
Grevan de Carvalho, Isadora, Rutgers University, [email protected]
Guedes-Bruni, Rejan, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Guerrero Garay, Mónica, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, [email protected]
Guerrero Valencia, Kaimé, Frei University Berlin, [email protected]
Guida, Fernanda, Spelman College, [email protected]
Guimaraes, Ana, University of Michigan, [email protected]
Guimarães, Thayse, Universidade Federal da Grande Dourados UFGD, [email protected]
Gurr, Melinda, Lahore University of Management Sciences, [email protected]
Gyamfi, Bright, University of California San Diego, [email protected]
Hall, Jonathan, California State University, San Bernardino, [email protected]
Halperin, Paula, Purchase College, SUNY, [email protected]
Hammouri-Davis, Azmera, Harvard University, [email protected]
Hanley, Anne, Northern Illinois University, [email protected]
Harrison, Marguerite Itamar, Smith College, [email protected]
Hayes, Kelly, Indiana University, [email protected]
Heeren, Alice, California State University, Stanislaus, [email protected]
Helgen, Erika, Yale University, [email protected]
Henson, Bryce, Texas A, [email protected]
Heringer, Rosana, UFRJ, [email protected]
Hertzman, Marc, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, [email protected]
Hill, Chloe, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, [email protected]
Hofling, Ana Paula, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, [email protected]
Holleran, Grace, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, [email protected]
Holt, Katherine, The College of Wooster, [email protected]
Ioris, Rafael, University of Denver, [email protected]
ISAIA, ARTUR, UFSC, [email protected]
isfahani-hammond, alexandra, u.c. san diego, [email protected]
Jackson, Kenneth David, Yale University, [email protected]
Janusz, Andrew, University of Florida, [email protected]
Jarrin, Carmen Alvaro, College of the Holy Cross, [email protected]
Jensen, Katie, University of Wisconsin-Madison, [email protected]
Jobim, Jose Luis, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Joffily, Mariana, UDESC, [email protected]
Johnson, Ollie, Wayne State University, [email protected]
Jokanovic, Nikola, University of Hradec Kralove, [email protected]
Jones, Jordan, Brigham Young University, [email protected]
Junge, Benjamin, State University of New York at New Paltz, [email protected]
Junkes, Diana, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, [email protected]
Kanny, Neta, University of Miami, [email protected]
Karl, Maëlle, Freie Universität Berlin, [email protected]
Kassavin, Jane, University of Southern California, [email protected]
Kassis, Abraham, University of California-Los Angeles, [email protected]
Klein, Misha, University of Oklahoma, [email protected]
Kleinsorgen de Almeida Cruz, Thayrine, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Klinger, Diana, UFF, [email protected]
Komesu, Fabiana Cristina, UNESP, [email protected]
Koonings, Kees, CEDLA University of Amsterdam, [email protected]
Kouklanakis, Andrea, Hunter College, City University of New York, [email protected]
Koutsoukos-Chalhoub, Lucas, University of Michigan, [email protected]
Krenak, Shirley, Artista independente, [email protected]
Kruger Barreto, Heloisa, Brown University, [email protected]
Kulez, Ali, Boston College, [email protected]
Kupfer, Paula, University of Pittsburgh, [email protected]
Lacet, Kaio, University of California, Santa Cruz, [email protected]
Ladeia Viana, Joao Guilherme, Stanford University, [email protected]
Lag, Lucimara, Artista independente, [email protected]
Lapin Dardashti, Abigail, University of California, Irvine, [email protected]
Leal Cunha, Eneida, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Leão, Daniel, UFSC, [email protected]
Lee, Ana Paulina, Columbia University, [email protected]
Legg, Benjamin, Vanderbilt University, [email protected]
Lehnen, Jeremy, Brown University, [email protected]
Lehnen, Leila, Brown U, [email protected]
Lemos, Beatriz, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Leone, Caio, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Lerner, Adrian, University of Cambridge, [email protected]
Lesser, Chris, UC Berkeley, [email protected]
Lesser, Gabriel, UC Berkeley, [email protected]
Lesser, Jeffrey, Emory University, [email protected]
Levine, Suzanne Jill, University of California Santa Barbara, [email protected]
Lewis, Christopher, University of Utah, [email protected]
Lezama, Paula, University of Texas, Austin, [email protected]
Liebl, Jully, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp), [email protected]
Lima, Ananda, Universidade de São Paulo - USP, [email protected]
LIMA, DULCILEI, Centro de Pesquisa e Formação do Sesc SP, [email protected]
Lima, Livia, University of São Paulo, [email protected]
Lima, Natalie, UFF, [email protected]
Lima, Rogerio, Universidade de Brasilia, [email protected]
Lima, Thayse, University of Maryland, [email protected]
lima da silva, alexandra, UERJ, [email protected]
Lima e Souza, Monica, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - UFRJ e Arquivo Nacional do Brasil,
[email protected]
Lima Santos, José Roberto, UNESP "Universidade Estadual Júlio de Mesquita Filho", [email protected]
Lino, Patricia, UCLA, [email protected]
Lippman, Alexandra, Pomona College, [email protected]
Lira de Araujo, Eduarda, Harvard University, [email protected]
Lopes, Adriana, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Lopes, Thiago, Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, [email protected]
Lopes Caldeira da Silva, Camila, Universidade de Brasília, [email protected]
Lopes de Almeida, Pedro, UNC-Chapel Hill, [email protected]
Lopes de Barros, Rodrigo, Harvard University, [email protected]
Lopes dos Santos, Kauê, UNICAMP, Brazil, [email protected]
Lopes dos Santos, Victoria Barbara, Princeton University, [email protected]
Lotufo, Marcelo, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil, [email protected]
Loureiro, Felipe, Universidade de Sao Paulo, [email protected]
Loureiro, Heitor, Gepom, [email protected]
Loureto, Emanuel, Banco do Brasil S.A., [email protected]
Luca, Tania Regina de, Unesp, [email protected]
Lucau Ferraz, Nianga Nicolina, Universiadade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Lundberg, Alexander, Northern Illinois University, [email protected]
MacDonald, Owen, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, [email protected]
MacDowell Santos, Cecilia, University of San Francisco, [email protected]
Machado, Luciana, USP - Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Machado, Regina, Instituto de Artes UNICAMP, [email protected]
Maciel, Adriana Sucena, Independent, [email protected]
Magalhaes Pinto, Ana Flavia, Universidade de Brasília (UnB) e Arquivo Nacional / Ministério da Gestão e da
Inovação em Serviços Públicos, [email protected]
Maia, Andressa, Brown University, [email protected]
Maia Schellenberg, Dandara, University of Bayreuth, [email protected]
Malmaceda, Ana Laura, RLL, [email protected]
Malmaceda, Luise, Columbia University, [email protected]
Mariani, Bethania, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Mariano, Fabio, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Marques, Adriana, UFRJ, [email protected]
Marques da Silva, Juliana, FGV CPDOC, [email protected]
Marquez, John, University of California, Riverside, [email protected]
Marroquim, Dirceu, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, [email protected]
Martins, Gabriel, Cineasta, [email protected]
Martins, Milena, Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR) e Harvard University, [email protected]
Martins, Poliana, Unicamp, [email protected]
Martins Dias, Vitor, Butler University, [email protected]
Martins Marcos, Patrícia, UCLA, [email protected]
Mata, Iacy Maia, Universidade Federal da Bahia, [email protected]
Mattos-Batista, Thiago, Harvard University, [email protected]
Mattos da Costa, Luisa, Vanderbilt University, [email protected]
Mayer, Bianca, UCLA, [email protected]
Mazze Cerchiaro, Marina, University of São Paulo, Brazil, [email protected]
McCann, Bryan, Georgetown University, [email protected]
McNee, Malcolm, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese, Smith College, [email protected]
McRae, Douglas, University of Maryland College Park, [email protected]
Medeiros da Silva, Mário Augusto, UNICAMP - State University of Campinas, [email protected]
Medrado, Michelle "Mi", Universidade Federal da Bahia - UFBA, [email protected]
Meira Monteiro, Pedro, Princeton University, [email protected]
Mendes, Conrado, PUC Minas - Brasil, [email protected]
Mendes de Brito, Geni, Universidade de Coimbra, [email protected]
MINKIN, ALEX, Federal University of Sergipe, [email protected]
Mitchell, Jasmine, Brooklyn College, [email protected]
Mitchell, Sean T, Rutgers University, Newark, [email protected]
Mitchell-Walthour, Gladys, North Carolina Central University, [email protected]
Mittelman, David, U.S. Air Force Academy, [email protected]
Mizrahi, Mylene, PUC-Rio, [email protected]
Morais de Sa e Silva, Michelle, The University of Oklahoma, [email protected]
Morais Soares, Ana Luiza, Vanderbilt University, [email protected]
Morais Zarpelão, Sandro Heleno, Instituto Federal de São Paulo / Universidade de São Paulo,
[email protected]
Moreira, Vitoria, UC Santa Barbara, [email protected]
Moreira da Costa, Luís Fernando, Brown University, [email protected]
Moscal, Janaina, No affiliation, [email protected]
mosci, flavia, troy university, [email protected]
Mota, Karyn, PhD Candidate, Brown University, [email protected]
Mota Lopes, Mariana, Brown University, [email protected]
Moura de Oliveira, Tassiana, University at Albany - SUNY, [email protected]
Muaze, Mariana, Unirio, [email protected]
Mullaney, William, Princeton University, [email protected]
Mundell, John, Washington University in St. Louis, [email protected]
Nácher, Max Hidalgo, Universidad de Barcelona, [email protected]
Nadalini Mendes, Ana Paula, University of Pennsylvania, [email protected]
Nalon Sanglard, Fernanda, PUC Minas / Sociedade Mineira de Cultura, [email protected]
Nascimento, Durbens, Universidade Federal do Pará, [email protected]
Nascimento, Eliane, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Negreiros, Hanayrá, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, [email protected]
NEGRI, MARCIA, University of Miami, [email protected]
Neia, Cintia, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Neves, Cynthia, Unicamp, [email protected]
Nicodemo, Thais, Unicamp, [email protected]
Nielson, Rex, Brigham Young University, [email protected]
Nobre, Kennedy, Universidade da Integração Internacional da Lusofonia Afro-Brasileira, [email protected]
Noronha, Ana Luiza, Unniversity of Brasília - Brasil, [email protected]
Novaes Pires, Maria de Fatima, Universidade Federal da Bahia UFBA, [email protected]
Nunes da Mata, Anderson Luis, Universidade de Brasília, [email protected]
Oliveira, Ana Rafaella, Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), [email protected]
Oliveira, Bruno Coutinho, PIPGLA/UFRJ, [email protected]
Oliveira, Catarina, Princeton University, [email protected]
Oliveira, Eduardo Jorge de, Independent Scholar, [email protected]
Oliveira, Fernanda, Geneva Graduate Institute, [email protected]
Oliveira, Marcela, UERJ, [email protected]
Oliveira, Mariana, University of Florida, [email protected]
Oliveira dos Anjos, Priscila, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina e University of California, Santa Cruz,
[email protected]
Oliveira-Monte, Emanuelle, Vanderbilt University, [email protected]
Oliveira Teixeira Vertelo, Anna Caroline, Harvard University, [email protected]
Olson, Jennifer, University of Illinois Chicago, [email protected]
Orlandini, Maiara, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, [email protected]
Osei, Cassie, Bucknell University, [email protected]
Oseki-Dépré, Inês, Aix-Marseille Université, [email protected]
Otoya, Natascha, Georgetown University, [email protected]
Pacheco da Silva, Ronilso, student, [email protected]
Paes da Silva Sales, Gabriel, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Pagliarini, Andre, Hampden-Sydney College, [email protected]
Paiva Santos, Geovane, Tulane University, [email protected]
Paixao, Marcelo, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Palermo, Raphael, University of North Georgia, [email protected]
Pardo Gaviria, Paulina, California State University, Long Beach, [email protected]
Pardue, Derek, Aarhus University, [email protected]
Paz, Huri, Afro-Cebrap/USP, [email protected]
Penha-Lopes, Vania, Bloomfield College of Montclair State University, [email protected]
Pereira, Anthony, FIU, [email protected]
Pereira, Cláudia, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Pereira, Leonardo Affonso de Miranda, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro - PUC-Rio, leonardo@puc-
rio.br
PEREIRA, MARCIO, Pesquisador, [email protected]
Pereira da Costa Junior, Edson, Duke/Unicamp, [email protected]
Pereira Nikel, Isabella, University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), [email protected]
Pérez Meléndez, José Juan, University of California, Davis, [email protected]
Perloff, Marjorie, Stanford University, [email protected]
Perrone, Charles A., Univ. of Florida, [email protected]
Perrude, Marleide, não filiado, [email protected]
Peters, Mario, German Historical Institute Washington, [email protected]
Pfluger, Courtney, Northeastern University, [email protected]
Pimentel de Souza, Shirley, UNICAMP/Afro CEBRAP, [email protected]
Pinheiro Dias, Jamille, University of London, [email protected]
Pinho, Patricia, University of California, Santa Cruz, [email protected]
Piovani, Luan, State University of Campinas, [email protected]
Pires de Castro, Claudia, Universität Wien, [email protected]
Pitts, Bryan, UCLA, [email protected]
Pizarro, Jeronimo, Universidad de los Andes, [email protected]
Poe, Watufani, Tulane University, [email protected]
Pontes, Renata, Albright College, [email protected]
Pontes, Renata, Albright College, [email protected]
Popiginis, Fabiane, UFRRJ, [email protected]
Poppel, Sarah, Independent, [email protected]
Porto, Mauro, Tulane University, [email protected]
Prates, Lucas, Princeton University, [email protected]
Querido, Fabio, UNICAMP, [email protected]
Quinalha, Renan, Unifesp, [email protected]
Quirino, Kelly Tatiane Martins, UCB, [email protected]
Rabello Sodre, Joao, Georgetown University, [email protected]
Rajca, Andrew, University of South Carolina, [email protected]
Ramalho, Nayla, University of Southern California, [email protected]
Ramos, Paulo, Pontífica Universidade Católica de São Paulo, [email protected]
Ramos, Paulo Cesar, Afro CEBRAP, [email protected]
Raso-Llarás, Daniel, Wake Forest University, [email protected]
Ratts, Alex, LaGENTE/IESA/UFG, [email protected]
Rausch, Kyle, University of Illinois Chicago, [email protected]
Rausch, Lisa, University of Wisconsin - Madison, [email protected]
Reason, Joshua, University of Pennsylvania, [email protected]
Reis, Teófilo, Trinity University, [email protected]
Reist, Stephanie, Stanford University, [email protected]
Rendeiro Neto, Manoel, UC Davis, [email protected]
Resende, Beatriz, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
RESENDE, ELIENE, PUC Minas, [email protected]
Ribeiro Alvarez Teixeira, Vinicius, USP, [email protected]
Riccò, Giulia, University of Michigan, [email protected]
Rios, Flavia, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Rocha, Pedro, Texas Tech University, [email protected]
Rocha, Solange, Não Membro, [email protected]
Rodrigues, Aldair, UNICAMP, [email protected]
Rodrigues, Cecilia, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Rodrigues, Denise, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Rodrigues, Gabriela, Universidade de São Paulo (USP), [email protected]
Rodrigues, Lidiane, UFABC, [email protected]
Rodrigues Silva, Wagner, Universidade Federal do Tocantins (UFT), [email protected]
Rom, Michael, University of Cape Town, [email protected]
Romo, Anadelia, Texas State University, [email protected]
Roncador, Sonia, UT Austin, [email protected]
Roque Ribeiro, Jonatas, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Rosa, Ana Amelia, Universidade Federal do Triângulo Mineiro, [email protected]
Rose, R. S., University of Kansas, [email protected]
Roth, Cassia, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Roth-Gordon, Jennifer, Associate Professor, School of Anthropology, [email protected]
Ruiz, Mônica, Universidade Federal de São Carlos, [email protected]
Salgueiro, Ana, Centro de Estudos de Comunicação e Cultura UCP eCentro de Estudos de História do Atlântico,
[email protected]
Sanchez, Kathryn, University of Wisconsin Madison, [email protected]
Sánchez Lizardi, Patricia, San Diego State University, [email protected]
Sanfilippo, Lucio, ProPEd UERJ, [email protected]
Sansone, Livio, UFBA, [email protected]
Santos, Alessandra, University of British Columbia, [email protected]
Santos, Taina, Researcher, [email protected]
Santos, Vivaldo, Georgetown University, [email protected]
Santos, Ynae, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Santos Simões Junior, Alvaro, Universidade Estadual Paulista, [email protected]
Saramago, Victoria, University of Chicago, [email protected]
Sa Teles, Ana Carolina, Unicamp, [email protected]
Sato, Eduardo, Virginia Tech, [email protected]
Scabin, Nara Lya Cabral, Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas), [email protected]
Scanlan Lyons, Colleen, University of Colorado Boulder, [email protected]
Scaravelli da Silva, Lucas, USP/Faculdade Sesi de Educação, [email protected]
Scherer, Fernando, Univasf, [email protected]
Schmidt, Benito, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, [email protected]
Schneider, Nina, University of Duisburg-Essen, [email protected]
Schwall, Elizabeth, Northern Arizona University, [email protected]
Scotto, Gabriela, UFF - Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Sena de Assunção, Guilherme, UC San Diego, [email protected]
Shamash, Sarah, Emily Carr University of Art and Design, [email protected]
Shellhorse, Adam Joseph, Temple University, [email protected]
Shtromberg, Elena, University of Utah, [email protected]
Sierra Audivert, Ibis, Davidson College, [email protected]
SIGNORINI, INES, Unicamp, [email protected]
Silva, André, USP, [email protected]
Silva, José, Novo membro, [email protected]
Silva, Leonardo, California State University San Marcos, [email protected]
Silva, Mateus, Unicamp / Afro-Cebrap, [email protected]
Silva, Nathalia, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
SILVA FONSECA, EDNA, Doctoral Student in Economics (Postgraduate Program in Economics- UFBA),
[email protected]
Silva Fortes, Bartira, Södertörn University, [email protected]
Silva Lemos, Rafael, Yale University, [email protected]
Silva Martins, Jéssica, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Silva Steuernagel, Marcell, Southern Methodist University, [email protected]
Silva Steuernagel, Marcos Davi, The New School, [email protected]
Silveira de Oliveira, Bruna, Federal University of Minas Gerais, [email protected]
Silverio Pedreira, Shélida Maria, University of São Paulo, [email protected]
Silverman, Jana, Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC), [email protected]
Simbsler, David, EHESS Paris, [email protected]
Simon de Moraes, Rodrigo, Princeton University, [email protected]
Siqueira, Renata, Afro Cebrap, [email protected]
Siqueira Ridenti, Marcelo, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, [email protected]
Siquieri Savenhago, Igor José, Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCar), [email protected]
Smith, Christen, University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Sneed, Gillian, San Diego State University, [email protected]
Snider, Colin, University of Texas at Tyler, [email protected]
Snyder, Cara, University of Louisville, [email protected]
Soares, Georgia, Harvard University, [email protected]
Soares, Maria Aline, Creche conveniada da prefeitura de São Paulo -SP., [email protected]
Soares do Nascimento, Jade, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro - UFRJ, [email protected]
Sotenos, Abner Francisco, University of California San Diego (UCSD), [email protected]
Sotero, Edilza, UFBA, [email protected]
Souza, Amalia, UFMG, [email protected]
Souza, Edinelia, UNEB, [email protected]
Souza, Patricia, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Souza, Roberio, Universidade do Estado da Bahia, [email protected]
Spohr, Martina, Escola de Ciências Sociais FGV CPDOC, [email protected]
squeff, leticia, Federal University of São Paulo, [email protected]
Stoffels, Leandro, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese - University of Texas at Austin, [email protected]
Suassuna Simoes, Ester, Independent Scholar / Researcher, [email protected]
Suchodolski, Gabriel, UCLA, [email protected]
Sullivan, LaShandra, Northwestern University, [email protected]
Suriani da Silva, Ana Claudia, University College London, [email protected]
Suzano Fernandes Lima, Mila, Tulane University, [email protected]
Swart, Kathy, Pierce College, [email protected]
Teixeira, Fernando, Escola Conquer & IAG & Escola de Negócios da Pontifíca Universidade Católica do Rio de
Janeiro-Rio, [email protected]
Teixeira, Melissa, University of Pennsylvania, [email protected]
Teixeira da Silva, Fernando, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, [email protected]
Telles, Lorena, University of Pittsburgh, [email protected]
Tenani, Luciani Ester, São Paulo State University, [email protected]
Thomaz, Paulo, Universidade de Brasília, [email protected]
Timoteo de Oliveira, Carolina Helena, Tulane University, [email protected]
Tito, Sabrina, Universidade Federal Fluminense, [email protected]
Tordin, Giseli, Yale University, [email protected]
Torralvo, Rafael, Cornell University, [email protected]
Tosta, Antonio Luciano, The University of Kansas, [email protected]
Tufft, Michael, Brown University, [email protected]
Ungprateeb Flynn, Alex, UCLA, [email protected]
Valencia, Norman, Claremont McKenna College, [email protected]
Valente, Luiz Fernando, Brown University, [email protected]
Vasconcelos, Ricardo, San Diego State University, [email protected]
Venturelli, Gustavo, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Vetorazo, Francisca Helena Gonçalves, FE-Unicamp, [email protected]
Victora, Ceres, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, [email protected]
Vieira, Amanda Vitória, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, [email protected]
Vieira, Leila, The Ohio State University, [email protected]
Villarinho Pereyra, Isabella, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, [email protected]
Vinhas, Luciana, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, [email protected]
Waters, Jaret, campus b, [email protected]
Watson, Jasmine Norma, Penn State University, [email protected]
Weinstein, Barbara, New York University, [email protected]
Weiser, Frans, University of Georgia, [email protected]
Wells, Sarah Ann, University of Wisconsin, Madison, [email protected]
Whelden, Schuyler, College of the Holy Cross, [email protected]
Wilkenfeld, Jacob, Northwestern University, [email protected]
Williamson, K. Eliza, Washington University in St. Louis, [email protected]
Wink, Georg, University of Copenhagen, [email protected]
Wisnik, José Miguel, Universidade de São Paulo, [email protected]
Wolfson, Nathaniel, UC Berkeley, [email protected]
Wood, Naomi, Colorado College, [email protected]
Yamaguti Norek, Ayssa, Emory University, [email protected]
Zandomeneghi, Raquel, UCLA, [email protected]
Zandomenico, Yasmin, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, [email protected]
Zilberman, Regina, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, [email protected]
Zschoche, Florian, Universität Wien, [email protected]
 PARTICIPANT INDEX
Abreu, Mirhiane, 086 Barreiro, José Carlos, 116
Abreu Leitao de Almeida, Marcos, 134 Bary, Leslie, 092
Acácio, Igor, 108 Basques, Messias, 154
Acuna, Mauricio, 013 Bassi, Francesca, 023
Adams, David, 028 Bauler Pereira, Iuri, 138
Aguiar, Cristhiano, 036 Beal, Sophia, 071, 131
Aguirre, Marcia, 135 Bedran, Marina, 148
Almeida, Deborah, 073 Belchior, Douglas, 076
Almeida, Jaqueline, 100 Beltran, Julio, 154
Alonso, Angela, 113 Bentes, Ivana, 102
Alves, Bernard José, 016 Bentes da Silva, Anna Christina, 027
Alves-Melo, Patricia, 128 Bercito, Diogo, 069
Amado, Renato, 001 Bernardino-Costa, Joaze, 095
Amado, Roberto, 062 Berwald, Rachel, 026
Amador, Jose, 017 Biazeto, Ana Luiza, 157
Amancio, Thomaz, 038 B. Kampmann Marodin, Helen, 013
Amgarten, Daniel, 047 Blank, Thais, 111
Anderson, Perry, 113 Blau Edelstein, Dylan, 040
Andrade, Leonardo, 123 Bocskay, Stephen, 142
Andrade, Patricia, 090 Bonansea, Carolina, 087
Andrade Varela, Liz, 118 Borge, Jason, 148
Andreson, Jamie, 066 Borges, Ines, 135
Angelini, Alessandro, 110 Borim, Dario, 049
Ankava, Matan, 068 Borsato dos Santos, Fernando, 099
Antonella, Kiahra, 012 Bougleux, Larissa, 073
Aoto Franco de Lima, Bruna, 015 Bourdin, Lara, 055
Aquixinco Gomes Ca, Ricardo Aguinelo, 147 Braga, Elisa, 092
Araujo, Marisa, 016 Branco Cornish, Patricia, 111
Araujo Soares, Ana Carolina, 112 Bravo, Beatriz, 046
Ardoin, Winston, 120 Bridi Dacroce, Luísa, 043
Areias Costa, Manuela, 023 Brioso Rieumont, Ingrid, 083
Ariza, Marilia, 085 Brito, Nuno, 044
Arrieta, Nohora, 149 Broadus, Victoria, 134
ASSIS, JULIANA, 006 Brookie, Parker, 029
Assumpção, Ana Carolina, 157 Brown, Jack, 129
Atencio, Rebecca, 024, 071, 136 Browning, Barbara, 061
Avelar, Idelber, 024 Brune, Krista, 055, 067
Azevedo e Souza, Felipe, 009 Brylowski, Laura Rose, 084
Buckley, Eve, 032
Bacchini, Luca, 019 Bueno da Silva, Adriano, 145
Bahia, Marcio, 142 Busato Smith, Cristiane, 037
Ball, Molly, 051 Butterman, Steven, 041
Barbosa, Cibele, 082 Butterman, Steven, 007
Barbosa, Edilaine, 027
Barbosa, Thais, 157 Cabral de Almeida Cardoso, Andre, 130
Barbosa da Silva, Luana, 133 Caldwell, Kia, 106
Barbosa dos Santos, Alan, 156 Calvo, Daniela, 023
Barra Costa, Isis, 102 Camargo, Regina, 037
Camboim, Iale, 159 Corrêa, Marilia, 064
Camisasca, Marina, 003 CORREA DE SA, ANDRE, 030
Campello, Maria-Clara, 081 Costa dos Santos, Larissa, 095
Campos, Margarida, 132 Couceiro, Leila, 037
Campos, Mathaus, 103 Couret, Nilo, 143
Cantarelli Vita, Juliana, 098 Coutinho, Aline, 150
Cantero, Lucia, 029 Cowan, Benjamin, 004, 074
Capiberibe, Artionka, 057 Creusa Cordeiro de Almeida, Suely, 089
Caramuru Teles, Bárbara, 069 Cruz, Ivo, 075
Cardoso, Rodrigo, 044 Custodio, Harion, 092
Cardoso Andrade, Fabio, 080
Cardoso Reis, Vinicius, 152 da Cruz, Rafaely Carolina, 027
Cardoso Santana, Nelivaldo, 145 da Cruz Brito, Luciana, 140
Carlo de Melo Silva, Gian, 089 Dadico Amâncio de Souza, Marina, 133
carneiro, elisa zocca, 073 Dalla Valle Geisler, Luisa, 036
Carrillo, Ian, 103 Daltoé, Andréia, 050
Carvalho, Icaro, 048 da Luz Moreira, Paulo, 121
Carvalho, Paula Costa Nunes, 043 Dantas, Mariana, 085
Carvalho Gimenes, Monica, 046 Das Chagas, Gabriel, 005
Case, Cody, 098 da Silva, Kendall, 099
Cassab, Gabriel, 068 da Silva Enevan, Edina Aparecida, 118
Casseb Galvão, Vânia Cristina, 056 DA SILVEIRA, VERLI, 050
Castaneda, Vanessa, 066 da Silveira de Oliveira, Augusta, 064, 159
Castellanos Gonella, Carolina, 119 Davidson, Jamie, 110
Castilho, Celso, 020 Davies, Archie, 122
Castro, Celso, 108 De Abreu, Cassia, 056
Castro, Renan, 012 de Almeida, Ronaldo, 002
Castro Diniz, Sheyla, 015 de Carvalho Matos, Alex, 048
Caulfield, Sueann, 085, 128 Degli Atti, Francesca, 056
Cavalcanti, Isabella, 056 Delapedra da Silva, Vanderson Aparecido, 156
Cesar, Rafael, 055 De Los Rios, Daniel, 061
Chaffin, Benjamin, 099 de Luna, Kathryn, 134
Chagas Silva, Igor, 156 De Matos, Marcus, 115
Chalhoub, Sidney, 076, 083 De Micheli, David, 011
Chaves, Emilly, 040 de Moraes, Lidiana, 005
Chiconi Balteiro, Lucas, 073 DeMoura Nilo, Bebel, 014
Cisneros, Odile, 058, 070 de Moura Rodrigues, Aline, 100
Clark, Madison, 009 De Oliveira Elias, Tatiane, 040, 111
Cobra Lima, Leticia, 131 de Oliveira Reis, Marina, 123
Cocenza, Nathalia, 125 DE PIETRI, EMERSON, 006
Coimbra Moretti, Felipe, 120 de Rezende Grisi, Maria Vitoria, 044
Coleta, Joao Pedro, 075 de Sa e Silva, Fabio, 002, 011, 012, 013, 015, 016, 022,
Collins, Jane-Marie, 104 026, 035, 040, 043, 046, 048, 054, 056, 057, 060, 061,
Collins, John, 066 062, 063, 068, 072, 073, 075, 077, 081, 088, 092, 093,
Colmenares Gil, Carlos, 127 099, 100, 109, 114, 116, 118, 119, 120, 123, 125, 129,
Conceição, JOANICE, 132 133, 141, 143, 144, 151, 152, 154, 155
Conceição Silva, Franciane, 090 De Sales, Fernando, 028
Coppe Caldeira, Rodrigo, 004 de souza carvalho, rafaela, 008
Cordeiro, Manuela, 016 de Souza Martins, Lucas, 107
Correa, Manoel L G, 027 Devine Guzmán, Tracy, 016
Corrêa, Alamir, 114 Dias, André, 091
Dias Lucena Adams, Marina, 074 Fraccaroli, Yuri, 159
Dierdorff, Brooks, 031 Fraga, Isabela, 038
Diniz, Julio, 030, 041 Frajndlich, Rafael, 068
Diwan, Pietra, 123 Francelino Vieira, Erika, 124
Domingos, Marcelo Jose, 045 Francois, Irline, 038
Domingues, Juliano, 003 Françoso, Michel, 049
Domingues, Petronio, 140 Freire-Medeiros, Bianca, 063, 094
Dos Santos Sao Bernardo, Ana Claudia, 067 Freitas, Mirella, 006
dos Santos Velho, Francianne, 144 Frigotto, Maria, 081
Draper III, Jack, 136 Frugoli Junior, Heitor, 049
Duarte, Debora, 059 Furtado, Xana, 121
Duarte, Lívia, 075
Duarte, Pedro, 001 Gacek, Stanley, 011
Duarte Marques Cabral, Rayssa, 112 Gagliardi, Juliana, 091
Duarte Mota, Lia, 080, 091 Gama, Yuri, 107
Duarte Zappelini, Thais, 123 Gao, Ran, 054
Dunlap, Maggie, 025 Garfield, Seth, 158
Dunn, Christopher, 001, 008, 024, 044, 109, 113, 138 Garmany, Jeff, 113
Dutra, Paulo, 014, 121 Gato de Jesus, Matheus, 083
Geraissati Castro de Almeida, Renata, 051
Eaglin, Jennifer, 158 GHERMAN, MICHEL, 105
Edwards, Andrew, 075 Gilbert, Zanna, 007
Ehlert Maia, João Marcelo, 032 Gillam, Reighan, 106, 147
Ennis, Kevin, 049 Gill da Cruz, Lua, 114
Ernst, Aracy, 050 Gimenez, Isaac, 081
Escobar, Yesenia, 087 Glass, Jessica, 095
Espig Regiani, Luana, 057 GOHN, MARIA, 011
Esteves de Lima Lopes, Rodrigo, 027 Goins, Marla, 056
Gomes, Ariana, 098
Faeti, Filipe, 022 Gomes, Bethania, 122
Fantinato, Manuela, 080, 091 Gomes, Marina, 037
Fantinato Geo de Siqueira, Maria, 091 Gomes, Patricia, 115
Farias, Juliana, 089 Gomes Alves, Eliane, 028
Felinto, Erick, 102 Gomes Costa, Valeria, 089
Felisberto dos Santos, Lucimar, 078 Goncalves de Melo, Luisa Helena, 131
Feracho, Lesley, 014 Gonçalves de Souza, Estela Maria, 150
Fernandes, Joyce, 046 Gordon, C Darius, 149
Fernandes Barbosa, Caio, 045 Grayson, Rowan, 129
Fernandes Maranhão, Tiago, 146 Graziane Pinto, Elida, 088
Ferraz, Francisco, 062 Green, James, 039, 053
Ferraz, Luiz Paulo, 039 Greene, Justin, 060
Ferreira, Samuel, 124 Grevan de Carvalho, Isadora, 046
Ferreira dos Reis, Gislene, 144 Guedes-Bruni, Rejan, 031
Ferreira dos Reis, Isabel Cristina, 078 Guerrero Garay, Mónica, 145
Ferrer i Bech, Oscar, 033 Guerrero Valencia, Kaimé, 035
Fila, Marisol, 009, 020 Guida, Fernanda, 153
Fillies, Juliana, 116 Guimaraes, Ana, 072
Fins, Luciana, 037 Guimarães, Thayse, 027
Flecha, Ana, 110 Gurr, Melinda, 034
Fontenelle, Deborah, 116 Gyamfi, Bright, 062
Fontinele dos Santos, Naara, 049
Hall, Jonathan, 154 Lag, Lucimara, 151
Halperin, Paula, 136 Lapin Dardashti, Abigail, 042
Hammouri-Davis, Azmera, 066 Leal Cunha, Eneida, 008
Hanley, Anne, 088 Leão, Daniel, 143
Harrison, Marguerite Itamar, 071 Lee, Ana Paulina, 067
Hayes, Kelly, 054, 110 Legg, Benjamin, 041
Heeren, Alice, 042 Lehnen, Jeremy, 059
Helgen, Erika, 004 Lehnen, Leila, 071
Henson, Bryce, 122 Lemos, Beatriz, 002
Heringer, Rosana, 126 Leone, Caio, 060
Hertzman, Marc, 134 Lerner, Adrian, 124
Hill, Chloe, 067 Lesser, Chris, 158
Hofling, Ana Paula, 094 Lesser, Gabriel, 155
Holleran, Grace, 035 Lesser, Jeffrey, 051, 065
Holt, Katherine, 013 Levine, Suzanne Jill, 058
Lewis, Christopher, 072
Ioris, Rafael, 026, 107 Lezama, Paula, 157
ISAIA, ARTUR, 023 Liebl, Jully, 027
isfahani-hammond, alexandra, 139 Lima, Ananda, 009
LIMA, DULCILEI, 100
Jackson, Kenneth David, 070 Lima, Livia, 013
Janusz, Andrew, 022 Lima, Natalie, 080
Jarrin, Carmen Alvaro, 017, 029 Lima, Rogerio, 130
Jensen, Katie, 038 Lima, Thayse, 055
Jobim, Jose Luis, 130 lima da silva, alexandra, 157
Joffily, Mariana, 074 Lima e Souza, Monica, 128
Johnson, Ollie, 126 Lima Santos, José Roberto, 021
Jokanovic, Nikola, 125 Lino, Patricia, 036
Jones, Jordan, 121 Lippman, Alexandra, 017
Junge, Benjamin, 011 Lira de Araujo, Eduarda, 137, 146
Junkes, Diana, 058 Lopes, Adriana, 046
Lopes, Thiago, 032
Kanny, Neta, 005 Lopes Caldeira da Silva, Camila, 156
Karl, Maëlle, 042 Lopes de Almeida, Pedro, 030
Kassavin, Jane, 127 Lopes de Barros, Rodrigo, 045
Kassis, Abraham, 143 Lopes dos Santos, Kauê, 020
Klein, Misha, 105, 117 Lopes dos Santos, Victoria Barbara, 147
Kleinsorgen de Almeida Cruz, Thayrine, 044 Lotufo, Marcelo, 055
Klinger, Diana, 130 Loureiro, Felipe, 096
Komesu, Fabiana Cristina, 006 Loureiro, Heitor, 069
Koonings, Kees, 108 Loureto, Emanuel, 156
Kouklanakis, Andrea, 033 Luca, Tania Regina de, 101
Koutsoukos-Chalhoub, Lucas, 082 Lucau Ferraz, Nianga Nicolina, 021
Krenak, Shirley, 151 Lundberg, Alexander, 048, 116
Kruger Barreto, Heloisa, 093
Kulez, Ali, 055 MacDonald, Owen, 124
Kupfer, Paula, 031 MacDowell Santos, Cecilia, 037
Machado, Luciana, 135
Lacet, Kaio, 084 Machado, Regina, 019
Ladeia Viana, Joao Guilherme, 033 Maciel, Adriana Sucena, 091
Magalhaes Pinto, Ana Flavia, 128
Maia, Andressa, 125 Nascimento, Durbens, 108
Maia Schellenberg, Dandara, 010, 021 Nascimento, Eliane, 157
Malmaceda, Ana Laura, 146 Negreiros, Hanayrá, 010
Malmaceda, Luise, 138 NEGRI, MARCIA, 005
Mariani, Bethania, 050 Neia, Cintia, 135
Mariano, Fabio, 114 Neves, Cynthia, 027
Marques, Adriana, 108 Nicodemo, Thais, 019
Marques da Silva, Juliana, 088 Nielson, Rex, 139
Marquez, John, 104 Nobre, Kennedy, 027
Marroquim, Dirceu, 004 Noronha, Ana Luiza, 131
Martins, Gabriel, 109 Novaes Pires, Maria de Fatima, 078
Martins, Milena, 101 Nunes da Mata, Anderson Luis, 059
Martins, Poliana, 154
Martins Dias, Vitor, 016, 103 Oliveira, Ana Rafaella, 010
Martins Marcos, Patrícia, 149 Oliveira, Bruno Coutinho, 046
Mata, Iacy Maia, 140 Oliveira, Catarina, 138
Mattos-Batista, Thiago, 131 Oliveira, Eduardo Jorge de, 070
Mattos da Costa, Luisa, 043 Oliveira, Fernanda, 088
Mayer, Bianca, 093 Oliveira, Marcela, 080
Mazze Cerchiaro, Marina, 048 Oliveira, Mariana, 086
McCann, Bryan, 025, 150 Oliveira dos Anjos, Priscila, 073
McNee, Malcolm, 139 Oliveira-Monte, Emanuelle, 102
McRae, Douglas, 158 Oliveira Teixeira Vertelo, Anna Caroline, 146
Medeiros da Silva, Mário Augusto, 084 Olson, Jennifer, 047
Medrado, Michelle "Mi", 010, 021 Orlandini, Maiara, 003
Meira Monteiro, Pedro, 036 Osei, Cassie, 082
Mendes, Conrado, 002 Oseki-Dépré, Inês, 070
Mendes de Brito, Geni, 090 Otoya, Natascha, 158
MINKIN, ALEX, 117
Mitchell, Jasmine, 149 Pacheco da Silva, Ronilso, 117
Mitchell, Sean T, 026 Paes da Silva Sales, Gabriel, 031
Mitchell-Walthour, Gladys, 106, 126 Pagliarini, Andre, 096, 107
Mittelman, David, 057 Paiva Santos, Geovane, 142
Mizrahi, Mylene, 142 Paixao, Marcelo, 126
Morais de Sa e Silva, Michelle, 103 Palermo, Raphael, 054
Morais Soares, Ana Luiza, 124 Pardo Gaviria, Paulina, 042
Morais Zarpelão, Sandro Heleno, 119 Pardue, Derek, 029
Moreira, Vitoria, 150 Paz, Huri, 022
Moreira da Costa, Luís Fernando, 030 Penha-Lopes, Vania, 106, 133
Moscal, Janaina, 034 Pereira, Anthony, 113
mosci, flavia, 043 Pereira, Cláudia, 063
Mota, Karyn, 081 Pereira, Leonardo Affonso de Miranda, 083
Mota Lopes, Mariana, 129 PEREIRA, MARCIO, 062
Moura de Oliveira, Tassiana, 121 Pereira da Costa Junior, Edson, 143
Muaze, Mariana, 085 Pereira Nikel, Isabella, 040
Mullaney, William, 127 Pérez Meléndez, José Juan, 009
Mundell, John, 038 Perloff, Marjorie, 058
Perrone, Charles A., 019, 058
Nácher, Max Hidalgo, 070 Perrude, Marleide, 132
Nadalini Mendes, Ana Paula, 009, 020 Peters, Mario, 048
Nalon Sanglard, Fernanda, 003 Pfluger, Courtney, 047
Pimentel de Souza, Shirley, 147 Roth, Cassia, 104
Pinheiro Dias, Jamille, 067 Roth-Gordon, Jennifer, 084
Pinho, Patricia, 084, 094 Ruiz, Mônica, 054
Piovani, Luan, 077
Pires de Castro, Claudia, 079 Salgueiro, Ana, 086
Pitts, Bryan, 026, 034 Sanchez, Kathryn, 153
Pizarro, Jeronimo, 086 Sánchez Lizardi, Patricia, 028
Poe, Watufani, 159 Sanfilippo, Lucio, 023
Pontes, Renata, 087 Sansone, Livio, 049, 065
Pontes, Renata, 087 Santos, Alessandra, 007
Popiginis, Fabiane, 085 Santos, Taina, 144
Poppel, Sarah, 111 Santos, Vivaldo, 072
Porto, Mauro, 084, 095 Santos, Ynae, 076, 140
Prates, Lucas, 016 Santos Simões Junior, Alvaro, 101
Saramago, Victoria, 139
Querido, Fabio, 096 Sa Teles, Ana Carolina, 112
Quinalha, Renan, 064 Sato, Eduardo, 155
Quirino, Kelly Tatiane Martins, 156 Scabin, Nara Lya Cabral, 003
Scanlan Lyons, Colleen, 125
Rabello Sodre, Joao, 025, 150 Scaravelli da Silva, Lucas, 120
Rajca, Andrew, 153 Scherer, Fernando, 111
Ramalho, Nayla, 137 Schmidt, Benito, 064
Ramos, Paulo, 137 Schneider, Nina, 088
Ramos, Paulo Cesar, 133, 147 Schwall, Elizabeth, 158
Raso-Llarás, Daniel, 087 Scotto, Gabriela, 129
Ratts, Alex, 122 Sena de Assunção, Guilherme, 074
Rausch, Kyle, 047 Shamash, Sarah, 007
Rausch, Lisa, 103 Shellhorse, Adam Joseph, 058, 087
Reason, Joshua, 159 Shtromberg, Elena, 007
Reis, Teófilo, 149 Sierra Audivert, Ibis, 035
Reist, Stephanie, 066 SIGNORINI, INES, 006
Rendeiro Neto, Manoel, 020, 124, 146 Silva, André, 118
Resende, Beatriz, 001 Silva, José, 132
RESENDE, ELIENE, 119 Silva, Leonardo, 092
Ribeiro Alvarez Teixeira, Vinicius, 123 Silva, Mateus, 063
Riccò, Giulia, 051, 065 Silva, Nathalia, 094
Rios, Flavia, 076, 105 SILVA FONSECA, EDNA, 144
Rocha, Pedro, 015 Silva Fortes, Bartira, 016
Rocha, Solange, 078 Silva Lemos, Rafael, 044
Rodrigues, Aldair, 104, 116 Silva Martins, Jéssica, 135
Rodrigues, Cecilia, 071 Silva Steuernagel, Marcell, 115
Rodrigues, Denise, 094 Silva Steuernagel, Marcos Davi, 115
Rodrigues, Gabriela, 126 Silveira de Oliveira, Bruna, 003
Rodrigues, Lidiane, 096 Silverio Pedreira, Shélida Maria, 144
Rodrigues Silva, Wagner, 006, 012 Silverman, Jana, 011, 053
Rom, Michael, 069 Simbsler, David, 034
Romo, Anadelia, 032 Simon de Moraes, Rodrigo, 022
Roncador, Sonia, 095 Siqueira, Renata, 149
Roque Ribeiro, Jonatas, 062 Siqueira Ridenti, Marcelo, 096
Rosa, Ana Amelia, 027 Siquieri Savenhago, Igor José, 079
Rose, R. S., 120 Smith, Christen, 122
Sneed, Gillian, 018, 052, 097, 141
Snider, Colin, 077 Ungprateeb Flynn, Alex, 034
Snyder, Cara, 017
Soares, Georgia, 092 Valencia, Norman, 093
Soares, Maria Aline, 056 Valente, Luiz Fernando, 001, 008, 030, 041
Soares do Nascimento, Jade, 127 Vasconcelos, Ricardo, 086
Sotenos, Abner Francisco, 039 Venturelli, Gustavo, 022
Sotero, Edilza, 076 Vetorazo, Francisca Helena Gonçalves, 079
Souza, Amalia, 137 Victora, Ceres, 025
Souza, Edinelia, 078 Vieira, Amanda Vitória, 116
Souza, Patricia, 112 Vieira, Leila, 154
Souza, Roberio, 140 Villarinho Pereyra, Isabella, 004
Spohr, Martina, 077 Vinhas, Luciana, 050
squeff, leticia, 031
Stoffels, Leandro, 029 Waters, Jaret, 047
Suassuna Simoes, Ester, 099 Watson, Jasmine Norma, 060
Suchodolski, Gabriel, 103 Weinstein, Barbara, 065, 085, 101
Sullivan, LaShandra, 124 Weiser, Frans, 153
Suriani da Silva, Ana Claudia, 101 Wells, Sarah Ann, 148
Suzano Fernandes Lima, Mila, 014 Whelden, Schuyler, 098
Swart, Kathy, 026 Wilkenfeld, Jacob, 114
Williamson, K. Eliza, 152
Teixeira, Fernando, 125 Wink, Georg, 074
Teixeira, Melissa, 020, 107 Wisnik, José Miguel, 024
Teixeira da Silva, Fernando, 082 Wolfson, Nathaniel, 148
Telles, Lorena, 104 Wood, Naomi, 017
Tenani, Luciani Ester, 006
Thomaz, Paulo, 059 Yamaguti Norek, Ayssa, 064
Timoteo de Oliveira, Carolina Helena, 014, 098
Tito, Sabrina, 112 Zandomeneghi, Raquel, 061
Tordin, Giseli, 112 Zandomenico, Yasmin, 035
Torralvo, Rafael, 155 Zilberman, Regina, 030, 041
Tosta, Antonio Luciano, 142 Zschoche, Florian, 125
Tufft, Michael, 060
The Brazilian Studies Association wishes to thank J. Keith Behner and Catherine Stiefel for their support.