Panel Discussion: "Engaging Global South Knowledge Creation and Practices as Forms of Resistance"
Channel: LIVING SOCIOLOGY
Date: 2022-09-07

This video is a recording of the live discussion, "Engaging Global South Knowledge Creation and Practices as Forms of Resistance" on May 18, 2022,  2-3:30 pm UTC. The two co-organizers, Henry Parada, Ryerson University (Toronto, Canada) and Kevin Cruz, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras (Honduras) discuss the session presentations with attendees: 

“Neocolonial and Conflict in the Immigrant Family Kitchen: How Mothers Resist US Food Culture by Dishing Out Ethnicity” Jennifer Friedman and Laurel Graham, Associate Professors, University of South Florida, Department of Sociology (USA) https://youtu.be/G9FPNOBsS2k

“Justice for Traditional Knowledge: From Legal Pluralism to Ecology of Knowledges“ Wendy Marilú Sánchez Casanova, Escuela Nacional de Estudios, Superiores, Morelia (Mexico) https://youtu.be/xBS-DU_lR_Q

“Emerging Global Solidarity Efforts to Address Racism, Xenophobia, Climate Injustice, and Authoritarianism” Joel Federman, PhD, Chair of the Department of Transformative Social Change at Saybrook University (USA) https://youtu.be/Yhg9TRHRmqI 

The Panel was part of the “Reimagining our Worlds from Below: Transnational Conversations on Resistance, Movements, and Transformations. A Free Virtual SSSP Global Outreach Conference” in May 2022, hosted by the Society for the Study of Social Problems (USA). The recording is produced under the Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Learn more about the conference and watch the individual panel presentations here: https://ejcj.orfaleacenter.ucsb.edu/2022/05/reimagining-our-worlds-from-below-session-2/