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Fernanda Aires Bombardi
Holds a PhD in Social History from USP and is a professor at the Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Pará, working in the city of Cametá. She has experience in colonial indigenous America, focusing on the study of religious missions and long-distance indigenous trade networks in the Amazon during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Tupi and Arawak Peoples in the Construction of Indigenous Trade Networks in the Middle and Upper Amazon (17th and 18th Centuries)
From the first chronicles that described Amazonian indigenous societies in the 16th century, there is ample reference to a rich and diverse production of artifacts and foodstuffs that circulated throughout the Amazonian interior in regionalized exchange networks. Throughout the…

On April 14th, at 5 PM, in the LISA auditorium (and with online transmission), we will welcome Professor Bryce Henson for the lecture “Emerging Quilombos: Black Lives and Afro-Diasporic Cultures in Brazil”.

Bryce Henson is an associate professor in the Department of Communication and Journalism at Texas A&M University. He is a qualitative social scientist and a researcher of African cultural studies in the diaspora, with an emphasis on Brazil. In 2023, he published his book “Emergent Quilombos: Black Life and Hip-Hop in Brazil” by the University of Texas Press. The book, about forms of quilombos in urban environments, won four awards. Currently, he serves as an associate editor of Transforming Anthropology, the official journal of the Association of Black Anthropologists.…

We invite you to the seminar "Black Ethnomusicology: Crossroads of Knowledge and the African Legacy in Musical Studies" with the participation of Professor Pedro Acosta (Federal University of Bahia - UFBA), organized by the Research in Musical Anthropology (PAM-USP), the Black Ethnomusicology Collective (CEN-UFBA), and the Black Memory project at FFLCH.

The event aims to share experiences in Black Ethnomusicology through the historical agency of Black people in musical studies, art, and culture. This project, carried out in Brazil together with the community of African Music, Dance, and Dramatic Arts studies, emphasizes the legacy of African and Black knowledge production in its plural forms of expression, as well as the epistemologies that involve each of its practices and…