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Maeli Goncalves Farias
Birth:
01/01/1990
Brasil / Bahia / Salvador
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AHRC Rio Zine
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About
Maeli is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of Bristol and a Research Fellow on the AHRC-funded project Representing the Undead Past of Slavery: Global, National and Local Contestation and Co-Production. She previously worked as a Research Associate on the project Modern Marronage?: The Pursuit and Practice of Freedom in the Contemporary World at the University of Bristol (2022–2024).
Her research draws on anthropological approaches to narratives and everyday life, with particular attention to postcolonial and critical race perspectives. She examines how differences of race, class, and gender, rooted in colonial histories, are continually reproduced and negotiated through everyday social relations, shaping the inequalities experienced by marginalised groups.
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Julia O’Connell Davidson
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Maeli Goncalves Farias
Maeli is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of Bristol and a Research Fellow on the AHRC-funded project Representing the Undead Past of Slavery: Global, National and Local Contestation and Co-Production She previously worked as a Research Associate on the project Modern Marronage?: The Pursuit and Practice of Freedom in the Contemporary World at the University of Bristol – Her research draws on anthropological approaches to narratives and everyday life, with particular attention to postcolonial and critical race perspectives She examines how differences of race, class, and gender, rooted in colonial histories, are continually reproduced and negotiated through everyday social relations, shaping the inequalities experienced by marginalised groups
AHRC Rio Zine
This zine is a creative output of the group’s first in-person team meeting in Rio The aim of the trip was to enable the team, which is based across different countries and cities, to share ideas, connect, reflect, dialogue, and plan the project’s main research contributions, objectives, and activities