Participatory action research feminist trailblazers Brinton Lykes and Brisna Caxaj: Participatory Action Research with Mayan Women in the aftermath of genocidal violence (No. 4).
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2022-10-31
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This document is the official audio podcast transcript for Episode 4 of the series “Participatory Action Research – Feminist Trailblazers and Good Troublemakers.”
In this episode, host Patricia Maguire interviews Brinton Lykes and Brisna Caxaj about a long-term feminist participatory action research project supporting Mayan women's agency in seeking redress for harm suffered during genocidal violence perpetrated by the Guatemalan state during the country's thirty-six-year armed conflict. The conversation explores the use of Mayan cosmovision, creative arts, dramatic arts, and embodied practices to produce and analyse knowledge, as Mayan women document their experiences and pursue justice, healing, and social change.
Host: Patricia Maguire
Guests: Brinton Lykes and Brisna Caxaj
Original Broadcast Date: October 31, 2022
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Participatory Action Research, Decolonised Knowledge, Feminism, Mayan communities, State-Sponsored Genocidal Violence, Sexual Violence, Impunity Watch Guatemala, Unión Nacional de Mujeres Guatemaltecas, SDG 5: Gender Equality, SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, Central America, Guatemala
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Maguire, Patricia (Host). (2022, Oct 31). Brinton Lykes and Brisna Caxaj: Participatory Action Research with Mayan Women in the aftermath of genocidal violence (No. 4). (Audio podcast transcript) https://www.parfemtrailblazers.net/episode-4-with-brinton-lykes-and-brisna-caxaj/