The seminar “Gender violence in contexts and policies: ten years of the Maria da Penha law” aims to bring current reflection on gender violence, contextualized in public policies. The meeting takes place from April 6th to 11th.
The event is supported by the Gender, Body and Sexuality Research Group (GCS) and has, in its programming, the participation of researcher Alejandra Salguero Velázquez, from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), and with the screening and debate on the film Who Killed Eloá.
Interested parties can register in advance via the Integrated Academic Activities Management System (Sigaa). The opening of the event is scheduled for the 6th, at 7pm, in the Zila Mamede Central Library Auditorium. The other activities of the event take place in auditorium B of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA).
Programming:
Day 04/06 – 7:00 pm
Lecture (PPGAS inaugural class)
“New Masculinities: Building other ways of being men”
Alejandra Salguero Velázquez – Mexico (UNAM)
Coordination: Carlos Guilherme O. Valle
Day 07/04 – 09:00
FILM SCREENING: “Who Killed Eloá”
Debate: Analba Brazão Teixeria – SOS Corpo – Recife
Rozeli Maria Porto – UFRN
Coordination: Julyana Vilar F. Manguinho
April 7th – 2:00 pm
GCS Study Group Meeting
April 10th – 7:00 pm
“From pain in the body to pain in the soul: a reading of the concept of psychological violence in the Maria da Penha Law”
Isadora Vier – UEL
Coordination: Rozeli Porto
April 11th –
Round Table: Violence and gender: contexts (1)
Exhibitors:
Paulo Victor Leite Lopes (UFRN) – Men who commit domestic violence?: gender relations, everyday forms of government and processes of State formation
Rozeli Porto (UFRN): Violent Marital Relationships and Pregnancy: domestic violence before the Maria da Penha Law
Juliana Melo (UFRN) – News of a massacre: the women and convicts of Alcaçuz
Debate: Isadora Vier
Coordination: Elisete Schwade