BEYOND GENDERS – Intersezionalità tra teoria e pratiche. Sguardi interdisciplinari.

8:30 MAIN HALL Registrazione

9:00 – 10:45 Panel
AULA D3 Questioning Identities / Interrogare le identità
modera Tommaso Trombetta
Ronan John – Feminist Theory. Dear White People, and Pose
Anna Cadoni – Janie Crawford’s Journey Through Gender, Class and Race: An Intersectional Approach
Mariagrazia Rossilli, Marcella Corsi – European Union Legislation and Policies: What Intersectionality between Gender, Race, and Ethnicity?
Viviana Segreto, Chiara Urone, Paola Miano – I am This, and also This, and also This: Gender, Sexuality and Relationships in Two Young Men’s Experience
Andrea Barcaro – Cyborgs and Goddesses, Brujas y Muñecas: Arca’s Posthuman Pantheon and the Dismantling of Gender Normativity
Elisa Bosisio – Who the Worker is? A Marxist Feminist Genealogy of Labor beyond Anthropocentrism

AULA D2 Health, Gender and Reproductive Justice / Salute, genere e giustizia riproduttiva
modera Angela Balzano
Giada Cascio – Surrogacy: Between Auto-determination and Paternalism
Ester Micalizzi, Arianna Santero – Mobility, Gender, and Reproductive Trajectories: An Intersectional Approach to Reproductive Justice
Nicoletta Guglielmelli – And if I try Suicide, Would You Stop Me? Would You Help Me Get a Grip or Would You Drop Me?
Fabrizio Santoniccolo, Tommaso Trombetta, Maria Noemi Paradiso, Luca Rollè – Body Image and Disordered Eating in Sexual and Gender Minorities: A Review of the Intersectional Literature

AULA E3 Narratives, voices and images: plural trajectories / Narrative, voci e immagini: traiettorie plurali
modera Anna Specchio
Veronica Ghirardi – Dalle ali spezzate al volo: essere donna, dalit e con disabilità fisica in India
Paola Carmagnani – Women’s Voices in Italian Postcolonial Literature: Language as an Image of Oppression and a Performative Tool for the Identity Construction
Gerardo Mazzaferro – Being a Refugee, a Woman and an Afghan: The Intersectional (Re)construction of Gender Subjectivity and Identity in Video Narratives of Forced Migration Trajectories
Carlotta Ferrando – An Intersectional Approach to the Literary ‘Madwoman’: Raven Leilani’s Luster (2020)
Luca Falzea – Narrative Interviews to Investigate Intersectionality Autoethnographic Notes on an Intersectional Approach
Cristina Di Maio – A Kitchen Table of One’s Own. A Genealogy of Intersectional Publishing Policies

10:45 – 11:15 coffee break

11:15 – 12:45 Panel
AULA E3 Il lavoro di cura in prospettiva intersezionale / Care work in an Intersectional Perspective
modera Daniela Izzi
Anna Carreri, Manuela Naldini, Alessia Tuselli – An Intersectional Analysis of Academic Labor during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Francesca Maiorano – La crisi della cura: un esempio di fallimento intersezionale
Göksu Köktürk – Unpaid Care Work in Rural Turkey in the Face of the Ecological Crisis
Alice Lucrezia Moschetta – La sfida della vecchiaia: chi si prende cura delle caregivers anziane

AULA D3 Salute, medicina e pratiche cliniche / Health, Medicine, and clinical practices
modera Raffaella Ferrero Camoletto
Tullia Penna – What Justice for Future (and Present) Days? An Intersectional Critical Approach of Traditional Bioethics
Franca Bimbi – Intersezionalità tra ageismo scientifico e natalismo democratico. Valutazioni della vita umana al tempo di Covid-19
Cecilia Bighelli, Manuel Bordini, Milena Cipriani, Elena Cusato, Nicole Ticchi – La sfida dell’approccio intersezionale nella pratica medica
Maddalena Vagnarelli – Intersezionalità in psicoterapia: le appartenenze multiple fra terapeuta e cliente
Nicole Braida – Più (in)visibili per chi? Uno sguardo intersezionale sull’accesso alla diagnosi e al trattamento di endometriosi e vulvodinia
Rebecca Graziosi, Nicolò Maria Ignarra – Diritto di accesso alle cure per le persone migranti LGBTQIA+ in Italia. Per una teoria e una prassi interdisciplinari e intersezionali

AULA D2 Reproductive justice and COVID: families and care during the pandemic, in Europe and the US / Giustizia riproduttiva e COVID: famiglie e cura durante la pandemia, in Europa e negli Stati Uniti
moderano Lidia Katia C. Manzo, Eva-Sabine Zehelein
Lidia Katia C. Manzo – Guilty, ashamed and frustrated: Working mothers’ construction of subjectivity during the Covid-19 lockdown in Italy and the US
Cécile Coquet-Mokoko – Black women, mental health and the question of vulnerability during the Covid pandemic
Eva-Sabine Zehelein – Gendered Back Home: the ‘good mother’ paradigm and the reaffirmation of the ‘separate spheres’ under Covid-19

12:45 – 13:00 AULA D3 Chiusura dei lavori e saluti