Feminist care & geospatial data
Mapping queer feminist collective practices
of care in Latin America
Selene Yang | Stanford PACS | Geochicas
syangr@stanford.edu
Feminist care as a practice of resistance against systems of oppression
Spatial connections are established through "processes of interpretation, feelings, and personal experiences"
(Ares and Risler, 2016)
Selene Yang | Stanford PACS | Geochicas
syangr@stanford.edu
Digital ethnography supported by Geochicas and other activist groups to understand their practices of collective and self-care. Virtual and in-person gatherings.
Relief Maps interviews with activists about their emotions and feelings in specific urban spaces, their organizations, homes, and more.
Comparative analysis of various public care policies in four Latin American countries (Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Argentina) compared to the care practices and needs of different activist groups in the region.
Selene Yang | Stanford PACS | Geochicas
syangr@stanford.edu
Selene Yang | Stanford PACS | Geochicas
syangr@stanford.edu
Thank you!
Selene Yang | Stanford PACS | Geochicas
syangr@stanford.edu
Feminist care & geospatial data Mapping queer feminist collective practices of care in Latin America Selene Yang | Stanford PACS | Geochicas syangr@stanford.edu