DS Seminar | Seeking Gendered Perspectives

A  keynote speaker   Jeanne Penvenne  - Professor of History (History of Africa) at Tufts University, USA - is a guest at three events as part of the  Lisbon Lectures in African History This is an initiative coordinated by CEsA and supported by FCT - Foundation for Science and Technology, FLAD - Luso-American Foundation and the PLOTINA program (European Union).

From May 11 to 13, he will be teaching " Spring Module "Seeking Gendered Perspectives" The event is part of the program of the 26th edition of the Seminars in Development Studies being held at ISEG/ULisboa.

On May 18, he will give a lecture on  " Writing Mozambican History 1975-2017" This is part of the series of seminars "Marks of Empire", organized by the IHC/FCSH-UNL. And, he will open the International Congress "Politics and Culture in the Colonial Periodical Press", on May 22 (10am), with the lecture  " Portuguese Colonial-Era Newspapers and Periodicals: Silences, Fragments and False Firmaments" .

Poster (pdf)