Faculty of Business, Law and Politics

2023 Mary Wollstonecraft Lecture
Mar 14, 2023

Location Wilberforce LT31 (both online and ‘in-person’)

Tuesday 14th March, 5 - 7pm

Description Institute of Applied Ethics

Tuesday 14th March, 5 - 7pm

The 2023 Mary Wollstonecraft Annual Lecture:
"Reconfiguring Ideas of Gender Inequality and Intersectionality: A Latin American Perspective"
Dr Martha Zapata Galindo (Free University of Berlin, Germany)

Abstract
This paper explores how intersectionality has reconfigured research on gender inequalities in an international context. It reconstructs how the concept of intersectionality circulated from the global North to Latin America (especially Colombia and Brazil) and how the circulation of this concept has transformed the discussion within gender studies in Latin America. It shows the specific features that distinguish intersectional research on gender inequalities in Latin America from related research conducted in the global North.

Biography
Martha Zapata Galindo works in interdisciplinary gender studies at the Institute of Latin American Studies at the Free University of Berlin. Her main areas of research are gender theories and intersectionality, circulation of knowledge and cultural practices, feminist movements and cartographies of gender violence.
She was Principal Investigator of the research network desigualdades.net between 2009 and 2014. She led the European Union (EU) project: Social inclusion and equality in Latin American higher education (2011-2014) and coordinated the EU project Equality training network: EU contributions to gender mainstreaming and citizenship.

People Colin Tyler
Stella Gonzalez-Arnal
Stephen Burwood

Themes Social Justice and Responsibility

Research Centres/Groups Institute of Applied Ethics

Location	Wilberforce LT31 (both online and ‘in-person’) Tuesday 14th March, 5 - 7pm
Description	Institute of Applied Ethics Tuesday 14th March, 5 - 7pm The 2023 Mary Wollstonecraft Annual Lecture: "Reconfiguring Ideas of Gender Inequality and Intersectionality: A Latin American Perspective" Dr Martha Zapata Galindo (Free University of Berlin, Germany) Abstract This paper explores how intersectionality has reconfigured research on gender inequalities in an international context. It reconstructs how the concept of intersectionality circulated from the global North to Latin America (especially Colombia and Brazil) and how the circulation of this concept has transformed the discussion within gender studies in Latin America. It shows the specific features that distinguish intersectional research on gender inequalities in Latin America from related research conducted in the global North. Biography Martha Zapata Galindo works in interdisciplinary gender studies at the Institute of Latin American Studies at the Free University of Berlin. Her main areas of research are gender theories and intersectionality, circulation of knowledge and cultural practices, feminist movements and cartographies of gender violence. She was Principal Investigator of the research network desigualdades.net between 2009 and 2014. She led the European Union (EU) project: Social inclusion and equality in Latin American higher education (2011-2014) and coordinated the EU project Equality training network: EU contributions to gender mainstreaming and citizenship.
People	Colin Tyler Stella Gonzalez-Arnal Stephen Burwood
Themes	Social Justice and Responsibility
Research Centres/Groups	Institute of Applied Ethics

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