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livestreaming

Public engagement plays a critical role in facilitating and strengthening engagement between researchers and communities beyond universities. It ensures academic work has impact and relevance to wider society. Below you will find some examples of public engagement initiatives that I have had the pleasure of developing, organizing and/or moderating.

livestreamings

events

events
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image, memory and museums in the amazon symposium 

Co-organizer. A series of dialogues with scholars, artists, activists, documentarians, indigenous cultural producers, and museum professionals to reflect on the past, present and future of the cultures of the Amazon. Duke University, 2022

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image, memory and museums in the amazon symposium 

Co-organizer. A series of dialogues with scholars, artists, activists, documentarians, indigenous cultural producers, and museum professionals to reflect on the past, present and future of the cultures of the Amazon. Duke University, 2022

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trema III

Co-organizer. Third Meeting of Women, Translation and the Publishing Market. Universidade de São Paulo in partnership with the Latin America Memorial, 2021

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trema II

Co-organizer. Second Meeting of Women, Translation and the Publishing Market. Universidade de São Paulo in partnership with the Latin America Memorial, 2020

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trema I

Co-organizer. First Meeting of Women, Translation and the Publishing Market. Universidade de São Paulo, 2019

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brazil: resistances to the far-right

Co-organizer. Symposium with former congressman Jean Wyllys, University of Manchester, 2019

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black feminisms across the americas: a tribute to political activist marielle franco

Co-organizer of the Princeton University Brazil LAB’s Tribute to Political Activist Marielle Franco, with Prof. Angela Davis, 2019

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post-anthropocentric modulations in brazilian contemporary thought

Co-organizer. Symposium, University of Chicago, 2016

podcast

podcast

livrofonia

The Livrofonia podcast discusses sound, listening and music in literature. Musician Mariá Portugal and I produced it for Stanford University’s Sense and Sound project. In each episode, writers, musicians, artists and scholars talked about sound and literary writing. Available in Portuguese.

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