Join @vanesamiseres.bsky.social at Notre Dame London for the launch of Gender Battles! This interdisciplinary panel of experts will explore how women navigated global conflict to shape feminist movements across Europe and Latin America. 📌Mon, May 11, 6pm. Details & registration: bit.ly/42WfGu0
Vanesa Miseres
@vanesamiseres.bsky.social
Associate Professor @ Notre Dame Lat Am/ 19th C /gender/ travel/ war/ food studies. she/her 🇦🇷 🇺🇸 Personal account
This week at the U of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 🙌💚
As #Women'sHistoryMonth draws to a close, the conversation continues. Explore our curated roundup of books and free-to-read journal articles on women's histories, intersectionality, and the ongoing work of challenging misogyny in all its forms. Discover the reading list: bit.ly/4dElf6T #WHM
This coming week at the University of Richmond! 💚 I will be also offering a food studies workshop with my dear and brilliant colleague, Karina Vazquez. It is actually a great excuse to learn from her! 💖
Latin American women have not only (como si fuera poco...) fought for their own rights but have historically been involved in the shaping of democracy, fighting and arguing against fascism, and reflecting on the place of our continent in global politics in times or war.
We’re hiring! UC Press is looking for an Editorial Assistant (hybrid, Oakland) to support acquisitions, work with authors, and help bring scholarly books into the world: careerspub.universityofcalifornia.edu/psp/ucop/EMP...
Join Vanesa Miseres for a discussion on feminist readings of war in Latin America, based on her latest book, Gender Battles: Latin American Women, War, and Feminism. @vanesamiseres.bsky.social #GenderStudies #LatinAmericanStudies #FeministHistory
In celebration of the 125th anniversary of UTP, get your copy of Gender Battles at 40% OFF!! Offer expires on February 15th so hurry up! Discount code: UTP125 Link: utppublishing.com/doi/book/10....
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Gender Battles: Latin American Women, War, and Feminism moves beyond military narratives centred on men to highlight the powerful legacy of Latin American women journalists, memoirists, and activists in times of conflict. Read more: bit.ly/48T1W5R #LatinAmericanStudies #FeministHistory
I had the pleasure of reading Changes in the Landscape edited by Jennifer French to review for @hahr21.bsky.social . Its chapters engaged with #Latam literary production through the lens of #ecocriticism #skytorians #academicsky 🗃️ 🌱 #literarysky read.dukeupress.edu/hahr/article...
Changes in the Landscape: Humans and Nature in Nineteenth-Century Latin America
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Gender Battles: Latin American Women, War, and Feminism moves beyond military narratives centred on men to highlight the powerful legacy of Latin American women journalists, memoirists, and activists in times of conflict. Read more: bit.ly/48T1W5R #LatinAmericanStudies #FeministHistory
I'm happy to have contributed a short piece on #coffee in the #CivilWar South to The Recipes Project's Spring 2025 issue on Food and War. Many thanks to @jesspclark.bsky.social and @vanesamiseres.bsky.social for editing and pulling the issue together. recipes.hypotheses.org/25470
“Like the Genuine Moca”: Ersatz Coffee and Confederate Nationalism during the American Civil War
By Anne Sarah Rubin Coffee, I must have coffee, and if anyone wants to give me a treat, ah!, just give me some coffee! Although written by J.S. Bach and the librettist Picander in the 1730s, the Coffe...
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I’m really proud of the Spring issue of The Recipes Project: FOOD AND WAR, edited by @vanesamiseres.bsky.social and Jessica Clark. Some incredible posts coming your way this May! Read more via our Substack: open.substack.com/pub/therecip... And subscribe if you haven’t already!
Introducing FOOD AND WAR
Our Spring 2025 issue, guest edited by Vanesa Miseres, with our own Jessica Clark
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The Recipes Project Spring Edition, Food and War is now live. More articles coming out every Thursday during this month, sign up to get notified! I hope you enjoy them as much as I did while working on this issue. Food matters! recipes.hypotheses.org
Friends going to LASA. Remember to sign up for these food tours! Super proud of this partnership with La Cocina NGO 💜Register using this link: members.lasaweb.org/jru/
Going to LASA in San Francisco? Sign up for one of these two wonderful food tours organized in partnership with La cocina, an NGO helping migrant entrepreneurs in the food business. Link: lasaweb.org/en/lasa2025/...
We have extended the deadline!! Be part of the 19th C forum at the MLA in Toronto 2026 🙌
The 19th-Century Latin American Forum at the MLA is organizing two panels and a workshop for the 2026 convention in Toronto. Send us your abstracts and share this call with your colleagues!
Cecilia Vicuña is coming to Notre Dame this Wednesday! We look forward to seeing you there!
Check this out! Also, consider LARR for submitting your Latin American literature articles 🙌
My article on Sor Juana is now out and open access! Click here to uncover the truth: was she a sphinx or not?
Nuevo número de la revista (an)ecdótica de la UNAM sobre la reedición de escritoras e imperdibles reflexiones sobre archivos y pedagogías con perspectiva de género. Comparto índice y enlace! Co-editado con Ainai Morales. revistas-filologicas.unam.mx/anEcdotica/i...
En unas semanitas nos vemos en este increíble encuentro, como todos los que organiza @ProyectoGima. Se pueden anotar para asistir de forma virtual si les interesan los estudios de género y de cultura material 💜
Send us your pitch for this exciting and timely issue on food and war, open to all periods and disciplines 😍 CfP: Food and War: Recipes of Survival, Resistance, and Power open.substack.com/pub/therecip...
Thanks to the Nanovic Institute for featuring my summer research in Berlin! Plus, don't miss my archive selfie 🤣🫣 nanovic.nd.edu/news/sowing-...
Sowing Knowledge Across Continents: Prof. Vanesa Miseres Explores Botanical and Feminist Connections in Berlin
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Notre Dame and Kellogg people, join us this afternoon!
New publication on 19th C Latin America. Wonderfully edited by Graciela Montaldo and Agnes Lugo Ortiz
Gender Studies 2 year post doc position at Notre Dame. Deadline December 10! 👉 genderstudies.nd.edu/people/postd...
Postdoctoral Fellow
The Gender Studies Program develops, promotes, and supports scholarship, creative work, pedagogy, service, and activism that expand knowledge, respect human dignity, foster solidarity, and build towar...
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