We who feel differently (Nosotros que sentimos diferente)

Cristina Motta, Carlos Motta
2011

We Who Feel Differently is a database documentary that addresses critical issues of contemporary queer culture. It features Interviews with fifty queer academicians, activists, artists, radicals, researchers, and others in Colombia, Norway, South Korea and the United States about the histories and development of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Queer, and Questioning (LGBTIQQ) politics.
The project discusses the notions of sexual difference, equality, citizenship and democracy in relation to sexual orientation and gender identity. This Book outlines five thematic threads drawn from the interviews in the form of a narrative. The project also presents an online Journal (www.wewhofeeldifferently.info/journal.php), a sporadic publication that presents in depth analyses and critiques of LGBTIQQ politics from queer perspectives.

Cuerpxs indisciplinadxs: Hacia una mirada cuir ( queer ) (cuy-r) de la regulación jurídica de las sexualidades disidentes

Carlos Zelada
2020

Criminologias feministas: Três possibilidades para a constituição de um campo de estudo

Carmen Hein de Campos
2014 | CONPEDI

Este artigo discute as possibilidades de construção de um campo de estudo feminista a partir de três novos paradigmas oriundos da desconstrução dos pensamentos feministas e da criminologia. A teoria do gênero, a teoria feminista negra e a teoria queer são originárias do pensamento feminista e se desenvolveram a partir da crítica interna ao próprio feminismo, constituindose em importantes contribuições para o desevolvimento das teorias feministas e queer. A utilização e apropriação desse conhecimento pela criminologia possibilita a construção de novos paradigmas teóricos: a criminologia feminista negra, a criminologia feminista queer e a criminologia feminista marginal como possibilidades para a conformação de um campo de estudo que dialogue com os novos sujeitos do feminismo criminológico que requerem reconhecimento teórico e social.

This article discusses the possibilities of building a field of feminist studies from three new paradigms arising from the deconstruction of feminist and criminology thoughts. Gender theory, black feminist theory and queer theory derived from feminist thought and developed from the internal critique of feminism itself, thus becoming important contributions to development of feminist and queer theories. The use of this knowledge by criminology enables the construction of new theoretical paradigms: a black feminist criminology, queer feminist criminology and marginal feminist criminology as possibilities for the formation of a field of study that dialogue with the new subjects of criminological feminism that require theoretical and social recognition.

Activism and Human Rights in Latin America

María Mercedes Gómez, María Ximena Dávila
2018 | Charles Scribner’s Sons