Feminist Anthropology of Science and Technology Network: multimodality as a tool for promoting networks and scientific dissemination.

• Grant number: 24/05482-8
• Support Opportunities: Scholarships in Brazil - Scientific Journalism
• Effective date (Start): August 01, 2024
• Effective date (End): July 31, 2025
• Field of knowledge: Humanities - Anthropology
• Principal Investigator: Daniela Tonelli Manica
• Grantee: Clarissa Reche Nunes da Costa
• Host Institution: Núcleo de Desenvolvimento da Criatividade (NUDECRI). Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Campinas , SP, Brazil
• Research place: Universidade De São Paulo/Usp, Brazil

Abstract

The subject of this research proposal is the Feminist Anthropology of Science and Technology Network (RAFeCT), created in 2023 and in its first phase of articulation. The network was created within the framework of the research project "A world of stories: feminist anthropology of science and technology in Latin America" (FAPESP, 2022/05943-0), which constitutes the current activities of the Mundaréu Podcast and whose main objective is to map research in the socio-anthropology of science and technology, preferably with anti-racist decolonial feminist perspectives on technosciences produced in Latin America. The objective of the research proposal is to develop multimodal actions of scientific journalism and scientific dissemination through the development and dissemination of a website, blog and social networks, with the aim of contributing to the promotion of RAFeCT. Specifically, the proposal aims to: create and disseminate, through journalistic audiovisual content, the RAFeCT website, blog and social networks; structure the editorial board of the RAFeCT blog and carry out the editing and dissemination of 10 bilingual posts (Portuguese and Spanish or English), also available in audio, by RAFeCT members on the blog, with at least two posts by foreign researchers (Argentina and Colombia). It is hoped that this proposal can contribute to strengthening the national and international dissemination of Brazilian research in the anthropology of science and technology, especially those developed by women researchers with intersectional perspectives.