2-0120 LEGACIES AND TRANSFORMATIONS OF GENDER IN LATIN AMERICA

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students

Organizers: Andrew Orta (SLACA)

Chairs: Rupa N Pillai (University of Oregon)

12:00

Women Activists In the Peruvian Amazon Creating Educational Spaces for HIV/AIDS Prevention: An Interview Study

Yasmin Lalani (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at University of Toronto)

12:15

Engendering Indigenous Mexican Migration Into the United States. A Case of Study of the Oaxacan Zapotecs

Adriana Cruz-Manjarrez PhD (University of Colima)

12:30

Public Anthropology/Anthropology of Publics

Sally C Cole (Concordia University and Concordia University) and Lynne P Phillips (University of Windsor)

12:45

Territorial Transformations and Gender Legacies In Latin America

Susan A Paulson (Lund University)

13:00

Indo-Caribbean Gender Negotiation In New York City

Rupa N Pillai (University of Oregon)

13:15

‘Salir Adelante’: Nicaraguan Women and Their Reproductive Decision Making

Ilona M Flores (-)

13:30

Discussion

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