Lidia Maria Vianna Possas

Full professor in History, Gender Relations and Feminisms in Latin America (2015) at UNESP/FFC Marília, SP. Post-doctorate at the Interdisciplinary Program of Human Sciences and the Institute of Gender Studies/UFSC and Archivo Provincial de la Memoria in Córdoba/ Argentina. She has a PhD in Social History from the University of São Paulo/USP (1999) and a Masters in History (UNESP/Assis) from the São Paulo State University Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1992). Graduated in History from Universidade Federal Fluminense/UFF (1968). Is currently a Collaborating Doctoral Professor in the Postgraduate Program in Social Sciences at UNESP/FFC Marília, Line 2 (Culture, Identity and Memory) and in the Professional Master's Program in Network/ ProPSocio (2017) with the themes: gender, history, feminisms, memory, representations and identities in relation to public policies/IPPMar at the Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (started in 1995). Member of the National ANPUH - São Paulo Section. Coordinates the CNPq Research Group - Gender Culture on the theme of History, Gender and Culture (2000) and the Interdisciplinary Gender Studies Laboratory - LIEG/UNESP. CNPq researcher (PQ grant) with the project "Survival(s) and gender violence in the academic space: advances, ambiguities and perspectives" (2017-2019) and "Violence and Diversity. University: legitimizing the place of speech and confronting forms of harassment and discrimination" (2019-2022) and on the Scientific Committee of the Educating for Diversity Project/UNESP and Santander Universities (2018-2019). Coordinator of the Gender WG - ANPUH/Seção São Paulo (2022-2024). Member of the Advisory Board of "Affirmative Actions, Equity and Diversity - UNESP (2021) and currently Chair of the Gender and Feminism Section/LASA (2024-2025). Member of the South-East Kaleidoscope Observatory Project and of the project "Impasses for the presence of women in spaces of power: harassment in universities and political gender violence (comparative study between Latin America and France)", funded by CNPq, linked to LEGH - UFSC. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)