Sandra W Rodríguez Castañeda
@lasandunga.bsky.social
PhD student at UCL doing research at the intersection of reproduction and environment | Prev Geography at University of Cambridge | Antropóloga peruana.
I’d recommend Negar Behazadi‘s work on ecological exhaustion
May 29, 2026 at 11:22 PM
I’d recommend Negar Behazadi‘s work on ecological exhaustion
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April 26, 2026 at 8:25 AM
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This is the keynote lecture of a one-day workshop on 'Sex, Reproduction, and the Politics of Knowledge' co-organised by Emma Day and me.
May 20, 2026 at 4:58 PM
This is the keynote lecture of a one-day workshop on 'Sex, Reproduction, and the Politics of Knowledge' co-organised by Emma Day and me.
Reposted by Sandra W Rodríguez Castañeda
Framing abortion as "healthcare" or "choice" alone isn't enough anymore. We need to be able to articulate why & how, when someone is grappling with CoL, rent, having enough food for their kids [...]- abortion, LGBTQI & migrant rights are not separate from those struggles. 9/
February 24, 2026 at 7:41 AM
Framing abortion as "healthcare" or "choice" alone isn't enough anymore. We need to be able to articulate why & how, when someone is grappling with CoL, rent, having enough food for their kids [...]- abortion, LGBTQI & migrant rights are not separate from those struggles. 9/
It is part of the 'Archiving the Tricontinental' series of Archive Stories, which explores relations of solidarity, resistance, and struggle across the Third World. I really do love Archive Stories, project curated by Sara Salem and Mai Taha and recommend everyone to delve into the website!
February 25, 2026 at 3:25 PM
It is part of the 'Archiving the Tricontinental' series of Archive Stories, which explores relations of solidarity, resistance, and struggle across the Third World. I really do love Archive Stories, project curated by Sara Salem and Mai Taha and recommend everyone to delve into the website!