📖 Join us for a lecture exploring Brazilian women’s grassroots movements from a decolonial perspective, highlighting their resistance to colonial and geopolitical power structures. This lecture will explore how these movements address social injustices and advocate for transformative change, emphasizing local agency, intersectionality, and bottom-up activism in the fight for gender equality and human rights 🌎

About the lecturer

Camila Freitas de Souza is a Latin American interdisciplinary scholar and Ph.D. candidate at Lund University’s Human Rights Studies division. Her research spans critical human geography, gender studies, and social justice. She specializes in decolonial perspectives on grassroots movements, exploring how marginalized communities challenge power dynamics and shape alternative futures.