As part of the project's conclusion, activities will be held in four cities across the country, where the main research results will be shared with university communities.
As part of the project's closing, activities will be held in four cities across the country, where the main results of the research will be shared with university communities.
As part of the project's closing activities, events will be held in four cities across the country to share the main research findings with university communities.
As part of the project's closing phase, activities will be held in four cities across the country to share key research findings with university communities.
During the event, printed copies of the material will be distributed free of charge to all attendees, who will also enjoy a panel discussion on the current challenges of promoting antisexist learning environments.
The educational material developed by the Disonancias Project and the Diversity and Gender R&D+i Hub is now available for free download. The document presents key concepts to reflect on anti-sexist education, along with activities that offer practical applications.
The Anillo Disonancias Project and the Diversity and Gender Research Hub invite you to the launch of the pedagogical material "Feminist Proposals for (Un)learning Anti-Sexism in Educational Contexts", on Tuesday, April 22, at 5:00 PM at the Casa Central of the Universidad de Chile.
Researchers Sandra Vera, Tamara Vidaurrázaga, Antonieta Vera, Lelya Troncoso, Rocío Gallardo, Daniela Lillo and Valentina Lastra, part of the Anillo Disonancias team, met with Fabiola Miranda and Carolina Rojas of the Regular Fondecyt “Transversalization of the gender approach in the judiciary” and with Rocío Lorca and Lieta Vivaldi of the Fondecyt “Feminism at the crossroads between the new and the old: Towards a new criminal policy”, in a meeting that allowed the generation of interproject networks, the establishment of common issues and the planning of joint strategies for the future.
Do you want to know who is part of the academic and professional team of the Anillo Disonancias? Download this fanzine to find out more about who makes this research project possible. Illustrations by Tamara Lillo.
The research team of the Anillo Disonancias Project was part of the International Seminar Fazendo Gênero, which took place between July 29 and August 2 at the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina in Florianópolis, Brazil. During the event, the researchers presented four lectures and led the Thematic Symposium "Impact and approach of the feminist irruption in Latin American universities: nodes and critical reflections"
As a way to disseminate scientific knowledge to wider audiences, the Anillo Disonancias Project – funded by the National Research and Development Agency (ANID, by its acronym in Spanish) – has created Disonancias Podcast. The podcast presents a series of conversations that seek to specify the nuances and complexities of the feminist irruption in Chilean universities, starting with the feminist May 2018.
Check here the sketch notes of the launching event of the Anillo project "Disonancias: Comunidad, Universidad e Irrupción Feminista" held at the Parque Cultural de Valparaíso. There were two symposiums with the presence of researchers Sandra Vera, Karin Berlien, Macarena Jofré and Juan Williams and international guests Carmen Romero Bachiller, Moira Pérez and Nicolás Cuello. Illustrations by Tamara Lillo.
The seminar – which is part of the actions of an InES Gender project (Innovation in Higher Education) – addressed research done by and about trans people, as well as the challenges of a non-sexist education.
Cuando la socióloga de la Universidad de Chile Sandra Vera estaba comenzando una de sus investigaciones más recientes, su intención era identificar los factores que habían dado paso a una convocatoria y recepción tan amplia en las movilizaciones feministas del 2018.
Last Friday, June 30, the Anillo "Dissonances: Community, University and Feminist Irruption" project successfully held its 1st Dissonances Meeting with university centers for gender.
A doctor in mathematics and a historian review the biases of new technologies at Puerto de Ideas, one of the largest science outreach festivals in Latin America.
The institution was awarded four projects — all from female researchers — for more than two billion Chilean pesos.
En el marco del Seminario Internacional "Fazendo Gênero 13", las investigadoras de nuestro proyecto Anillo, Sandra Vera y Antonieta Vera, se adjudicaron el Simposio Temático "Impacto y abordaje de la irrupción feminista en las universidades latinoamericanas: nudos y reflexiones críticas" junto al archivista e historiador, Nicolás Cuello.
Más informaciónThe call for postgraduate thesis students for the Anillo "Dissonances: Community, University and Feminist Irruption" project will be open until Saturday, July 1, 2023.
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