Register for the Zoom link:
https://bit.ly/indigenous-struggles-brazil
Simultaneous translation between Portuguese and English will be available.
Please join us for a virtual roundtable featuring indigenous leaders and scholars of Brazilian history and culture. Invited speakers will discuss the multiple forms of violence facing indigenous communities as they struggle to preserve their land in the Amazon. From overlapping legacies of dispossession and displacement to a hostile political climate, this roundtable will focus on the challenges facing indigenous people in Brazil and showcase their methods of resistance.
Speakers:
Handech Wakanã Mura, leader of the Mura people
Jones Dari Goettert, Professor, University of Mato Grosso do Sul
Eliel Benites, University of Mato Grosso do Sul, member of the Kaiowá group
Kathryn Sanchez, Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, University of Wisconsin-Madison
organized by: Katarzyna Olga Beilin (University of Wisconsin – Madison), Natasha Borges Sugiyama (University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee), Mark Hauser (Northwestern University)
University sponsors:
Latin American & Caribbean Studies Program (Northwestern University)
Latin American, Caribbean, and Iberian Studies (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
Register for the Zoom link:
https://bit.ly/indigenous-struggles-brazil
Cost: Free