Brunn Morais
Theorizing Decolonization of Knowledge. A Vernacular Approach to Re-shape Roma Families Relations within Educational Environment
In addressing Roma communities and the production of pedagogical practices developed in Portugal, I intend to conceptualize the relation of Roma children and families within the educational system. Through this conceptualization, I propose sets of methodological practices called here as Decolonization of Knowledge which respect Roma needs, perspectives and narratives, seeking to circumvent possible stigmas associated with Roma realities in school spaces. Thus, will be articulated concepts and theoretical axes that express recognition of multiple epistemic authorities in the development of an alternative educational praxis within creative and experimental methodologies.
Research interests
- Cultural Studies
- Multimodal Anthropology
- Roma Studies and Art
Vita
- 2022 – 2022
Young Romani Artists – Stiftung Kai Dikhas (Berlin). - 2020 – 2022
Master Degree – NOVA (Portugal) – Anthropology contemporary Themes. - 2014 – 2018
Bachelor degree – IUPERJ (Rio de Janeiro) – International Relations. - 2008 – 2014
Brazilian Navy – port captain of Rio de Janeiro (CPRJ).