Wilians Ventura Ferreira Souza

Graduated in geography (Bachelor's Degree) from the State University of São Paulo Júlio de Mesquita Filho - Campus de Presidente Prudente - SP. Master's degree in Geography from the State University of São Paulo Júlio de Mesquita Filho - Campus de Presidente Prudente - SP, line of research Work Health and Socioterritorial Movements. Currently develops the research entitled HERE IF BREATHES FIGHT, HERE IS PINT DIVERSITY: by a sociospatial and socioterritorial reading of the Brazilian LGBTQIAP+ Movement. Researcher and member of the Center for Studies, Research and Projects of Agrarian Reform - NERA since 2017. Member of the Memory Center and Hemeroteca Sindical Florestan Fernandes - CEMOSI since 2017. Collaborated with the digitization of the Metallurgical collection - TC 491/18, by CEDEM and CEMOSi (Memory Center, documentation and hemeroteca sindical Florestan Fernandes). Collaborator and Researcher of the DATALUTA Network, a collective of thought that stands out from the readings and analyses on the action of sociospatial and socioterritorial movements that dispute spaces and territories in the Field, City, Water and Forest, highlighting the theoretical-methodological construction around the Urban Space from the creation of the typologies of sociospatial and socioterritorial movements and the typologies of actions performed by the movements. Currently develops a scientific initiation project funded by the Foundation for Research Support of the State of São Paulo (FAPESP) entitled The production and dispute for space from the body: fight and formation of the LGBT movement of Presidente Prudente /SP. Author of several scientific articles and academic productions, highlighting: LGBT movement occupying and transforming spaces; What movement is this: a historical and socio-spatial reading of the LGBT Movement of Presidente Prudente - SP; From the military dictatorship to the LGBTQIAP+ Parade: for a socio-spatial and socio-territorial approach of the Brazilian LGBTQIAP+ Movement; Bodies that do not fit: for a geographical contribution of dissenting bodies and health; The LGBTQIAP+ Parade as a response to or as part of the "cystema" by a geographical and typological reading of the Parades and their areas of influence and Mapping of Hate Crimes against LGBTs: a socio-spatial reading of violence between 2017 and 2018. He contributed to the organization of the 1st Latin American Meeting of Socio-SPATIAL MOVEMENTS AND SOCIOTERRITORIAL organized by the graduate programs in Geography of the Paulista State University, São Paulo campus and Presidente Prudente campus, the Program and Graduate Program in Geography of the Federal University of Pará and the Doctoral Program in Social Sciences of the National University of La Plata. Contributed in the years 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 to the preparation and publication of the DATALUTA BRASIL Report, a work that endeashes the different processes and conflicts that occur and are established in the field and in the city, currently we also seek to map and understand the different types of movements and types of actions that dispute the City, Countryside, Water and Forest. In addition to the intense academic and theoretical participation in the construction and consolidation of the socio-spatial and socio-territorial approach, it also carries out through different media such as TV, Jornal, Rádio and PodCasts the dissemination of articles, colloquiums and discussions produced in an academic environment, thus, it is possible to observe the participation in more than 15 tables / circles of conversation and 17 PodCasts (TERRITORIAL - UNESP) and radio programs on various subjects that permeate topics such as geography, sociospatial and socioterritorial movements, gender and sexuality. Currently it also collaborates with the methodological construction of the report/denunciation of Hate Crimes produced by the Observatory of Deaths and Gay Group of Bahia (GGB), a report that evidences and maps violence. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)