Projects
COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS
2022-Present
Member of the Seminar "Crisis and Contradiction. Contemporary Marxisms" Metropolitan Autonomous University
2022- Present
Organizer of the project “Critical Feminisms of Colonialities” organized by Museo de la Mujer Women Museum, México (National Autonomous University of Mexico) and University of Oregon. Every month, the project invites a specialist in Gender & Latin thought/activism. (Streaming at http://www.museodelamujer.org.mx/)
2021
Member of the project Epistemic Injustices, Social Practices of Oppression and Privilege in the Invisibilization of Knowledge Production in Mexican Women.
This project brings together scholars working on the intellectual production by women in Mexico (philosophical production). The purpose is to produce scientific texts, as it is part of a program series called Support Program for Innovation and Technological Research Projects (PAPIIT, in Spanish) (to be approved).
Grants: PAPIIT Project, National Autonomous University of Mexico
2020
Assistance and support for the translation management of the book Crítica de la Razón Latinoamericana, written by Santiago Castro-Gómez in collaboration with Columbia University Press. This was part of the Critical Theory in the Global South project.
Grants: Andrew W. Mellon Fellow
2019-2020
Member of the Critical Theory in the Global South project, coordinated by Penelope Deutscher, Northwestern University, Chicago.
This project aimed to create an academic network with participating universities such as Berkley University, Catholic University of Peru, Pontifical University of Chile, UNITREF-Argentina, Rutgers University, Yale University, Goethe University, Oregon University, among others. The project looked for common academic knowledge in the Global South, and for that, we reviewed study programs, performed lectures, workshops, book translations, academic exchanges, among others.
Grants: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
2019
Co-coordination with Dr. Rosaura Martínez and Gemma Argüello for the project Violence in America, Philosophical Reflections on Intersectionality, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, National Autonomous University of Mexico. Discussion and research seminar to explore the most recent appearance of authoritarian bias in Latin American politics. We focused on studying new religious conservatisms, and we periodically organized lectures with guests specialized on the subject.
2014
Member of the Bartolomé de las Casas Group, coordinated by Santiago Castro-Gómez, Saint Thomas University, Bogotá, Colombia. Research seminar on conceptual history and Latin American genealogy with the objective of discussing and analyzing contemporary debates of Latin American authors with congresses and lectures.