Black women’s geographies of resistance and the Afro-Ecuadorian Ancestral Territory of Imbabura and Carchi

Rodríguez, Beatriz Juárez

doi:10.1080/17442222.2022.2156259

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“…A Black sense of place, particularly drawn from Black women's everyday struggles and bodies (Juárez Rodriguez, 2022;Zavala Guillen, 2022), is needed to depict a thorough picture of life in Esmeraldas. Among the Black and Afro women involved in this research, there is an acute understanding that Esmeraldas -as the province with the highest Black population in the country and that is home to Black understandings and praxis of territory (marronage territorial formations) -is purposely left out of national and regional development initiatives and programmes.…”

Section: An Emerging Decolonial Black Fpe From Ecuadormentioning

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Questioning development from Black feminisms in Ecuador and moving towards a Black feminist political ecology in the Americas

Zaragocin,

Bone,

Boudewijn

et al. 2024

Global Discourse

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This article critically explores tensions concerning development from contemporary feminist thought and praxis in Latin America. In Ecuador, development is seen as an outdated and irrelevant theoretical framework from a variety of feminist perspectives, including feminist political ecology and decolonial feminisms. Nevertheless, development discourse and practices persist and are central to public policy with a gender focus throughout the country. This results in tensions between governmental and autonomous feminist perspectives that are present in local spaces, such as the province of Esmeraldas in Northern Ecuador. Drawing on research conducted with Afro-Ecuadorian peer researchers, including interviews, oral histories and social-cartography methods, this article will demonstrate how Afro-Ecuadorian women are challenging dominant ideas and practices of development from the emerging ideas of Black feminism in Ecuador and moving towards a Black feminist political ecology in the Americas.

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Section: An Emerging Decolonial Black Fpe From Ecuadormentioning

confidence: 99%

Questioning development from Black feminisms in Ecuador and moving towards a Black feminist political ecology in the Americas

Zaragocin,

Bone,

Boudewijn

et al. 2024

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“…La huella que este cambio paradigmático dejó en la historia de Latinoamérica se ve marcada por el sufrimiento, la explotación, la esclavitud y las injusticias sociales. Así, este contexto socio-histórico adverso dio lugar a la formación de una identidad colectiva compleja, forjada en el caldo de cultivo de las luchas por la liberación y resistencia a la opresión y el despojo (Juárez, 2023).…”

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Función desarrolladora humanista de los docentes universitarios

2024

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In the context of contemporary social and technological transformations, the role of university teachers in promoting a humanistic pedagogy acquires fundamental importance. This study addresses the analysis of the humanistic developmental functions exercised by university teachers, focusing on how these contribute to the comprehensive development of students. For these purposes, a qualitative and explanatory methodology has been used, a documentary bibliographic review was carried out, based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, in order to select relevant academic sources. The findings reveal the existence of key pedagogical practices and organizational structures that promote the integral development of the student, this emphasizes the importance of teaching management, continuous training, ethical values and the modeling role of the teacher. These dimensions highlight the integration of critical skills and adaptability to sociocultural changes as relevant to raising educational quality. It is concluded that university teachers are key as facilitators of knowledge and defenders of a humanistic education, enriched with ethics and social sensitivity, which demands their constant updating and ethical commitment to guide students towards comprehensive development and quality Higher Education.

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Remembering the Mun: engendering local geographies of resistance to the Pak Mun Dam

Soukhaphon,

Baird

2024

Gender, Place & Culture

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Black women’s geographies of resistance and the Afro-Ecuadorian Ancestral Territory of Imbabura and Carchi

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

Questioning development from Black feminisms in Ecuador and moving towards a Black feminist political ecology in the Americas

Questioning development from Black feminisms in Ecuador and moving towards a Black feminist political ecology in the Americas

Función desarrolladora humanista de los docentes universitarios

Remembering the Mun: engendering local geographies of resistance to the Pak Mun Dam

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