Keynote Speaker and Events
Distinguished Professor in Hispanic Studies and Director of Creative Writing Program, University of Houston
The conference will also include social and cultural events, including a conference dinner.
Publishers advertising on the conference website:
are academic PUBLISHERS highly ranked in the Scholar Publishing Indicator, our titles are addressed to Hispanists and Latin Americanists in the humanities field. Also, BOOKSELLERS offering titles from Spain, Portugal and Latin America through Firm Orders, Standing Orders, Subscription to Periodical Publications (Journals) and Approval Plans.
Note from Organising Committee: Iberoamericana Vervuert is the publisher of by the SLAS 2023 keynote speaker, Cristina Rivera Garza.
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Publishers exhibiting in the ground floor foyer of the Peter Froggatt Centre:
Boydell & Brewer
Iberoamericana Vervuert
Publishers advertising in the electronic conference booklet:
Combined Academic Publishers
Liverpool University Press
RECLAMA (Harnessing Afro-Ecuadorian Women’s Heritage)
The RECLAMA project team are very happy to showcase photographs and other artworks created on our transnational, decolonial feminist research project during SLAS 2023. RECLAMA (Harnessing Afro-Ecuadorian Women’s Heritage) is committed to documenting the heritage of Afro-descendant and Black women in Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador. The exhibition will be in the ground floor foyer of the Peter Froggatt Centre.
Young Afro Ecuadorian women from across Esmeraldas have been key to the success of the project, working as peer researchers to collect oral history interviews with older women in their communities. A group of peer researchers and interviewees worked together to produce a series of creative outputs, including artwork, photographs and short documentaries, celebrating diverse aspects of their collective heritage.
This exhibition focuses on themes these women selected, including religious and spiritual practices, food and gastronomy, and aesthetics. Feel free to come along, pick up some postcards and find out more!
This exhibition is linked to a film screening and a paper that will be part of the double panel on “Women’s Narratives of Everyday Resistances from Territories in the Context of Colonialism and Extractivism”, that will take place on Thursday, March 30 1-2.30 (Session 3F) and 2.30-4 (Session 4F), both in PFC 02/011.
The RECLAMA project is a collaboration between activists and academics from Northumbria University, Universidad de San Francisco de Quito, and the Mujeres de Asfalto collective, funded by British Academy/GCRF. For more information about the RECLAMA project, please visit us at or on Twitter/Facebook/Youtube @ProyectoRECLAMA.