Live debate
Opening Live Debate
Black Art and Ancestry
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March 22, 2021
(Monday), at 7pm
What is the importance of Black and female ancestry in art produced by women? What themes and paths are explored? How is female representation achieved in African-based culture and art? How can we bring Blackness to the spaces of institutionalized, media-driven, or audience-based art? In this discussion, we will talk with Sinara Rúbia and Simone Ricco , moderated by Danielle Anatólio.
Live streaming on Facebook and YouTube.
Body, Female Self-Care and (In)visibilities
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March 29, 2021
(Monday), at 7pm
How do we break free from stereotypes of subordination imposed on Black, fat, and non-standard bodies defined by whiteness and patriarchy? Self-knowledge and self-care for women are a necessary path to healing our bodies, subjectivities, and hearts, which have always been interconnected. And there will be no time for collective struggle and resistance if our emotional well-being is ailing.
Let's discuss self-esteem and self-care from the perspective of African and matriarchal ancestry and Afro-diasporic decolonial thought? We invite you to this conversation with Dandara Barbosa and Caroline Amanda Borges , moderated by Danielle Anatólio .
Guests
Dandara Barbosa
Co-creator and organizer of Wakanda in Madureira. Mother and writer. Through her writings on race and fatphobia, she brings a different perspective on self-esteem and self-responsibility in accordance with African spirituality.
Simone Ricco
Writer, professor, and Master in Letters from UFF. Teaches the subject of African Literatures in postgraduate programs. Active cultural organizer in affirmative and anti-racist practices. Member of the Negras[fotos]grafias Collective and the Elekô Audiovisual Collective.
Sinara Rúbia
Educator, storyteller, researcher in Black Children's and Young Adult Literature and Griots, special advisor on anti-racist policies at the Rio de Janeiro Municipal Culture Secretariat (SMC), writer, and master's student in Ethnic-Racial Relations at CEFET/Rio.
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Caroline Amanda Borges
Master's student in Philosophy at PPGF-UFRJ. Menstrual educator, systemic and integrative therapist, and consultant in Sexual Education and Health. Founder of Yoni das Pretas, a virtual/in-person support space for women and menstruating individuals.
Mediator
Danielle Anatolio
Actress from Minas Gerais, holds a master's degree in Performing Arts and is a researcher of Black female performances. She is the creator of CORPAS e TACULAS - Forum of Performances by Black Women, RJ/MG, a Reiki therapist, numerologist, and facilitator of women's circles, working on women's empowerment and body care as female resistance.