History 397WG - ST-Women&Gender/Latin America

Spring
2023
01
3.00
Diana Sierra Becerra

TU TH 11:30AM 12:45PM

UMass Amherst
62012
Herter Hall room 202
dianasierrab@umass.edu
This course uses gender as an analytical lens to understand key themes and periods of Latin American history, from the conquest of the Americas to the present-day neoliberal era. The course will illuminate how gender has shaped social relationships, institutions, identities, and discourses in the region. It will prioritize the role of women and how their individual and collective actions have shaped and transformed Latin America. Special attention will be paid to women's participation in social movements.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.