Podcasts feministas para comunicar la salud Narrativas divergentes hacia la justicia erótica by Cabral, Ximena, Bejarano Biglia, Florencia

“…In this sense, the widespread use of screens and the possibility of easy access through technology allows us to count on tools such as sound construction that makes it possible to place varied narratives within the public space. In this paper, we reflect on the process of construction/production of a different narrative, situated and away from heteronormative stereotypes in health through the creation of the Podcast series "Erotic Justice". …”
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Jerarquizar la cooperación en pandemia: la potencia del trabajo colectivo by Micele, Carla, Gonzalez, Claudia, Viñuela, Marcela, Nogueira, Beatriz

“…From the team of the Cooperation Directorate (DCO), which depends on the Secretariat for Cooperation and Public Service (SCySP) of the National University of Lanús (UNLa), we challenge the ways of going through this pandemic situation and collectively ask ourselves about the new approaches of intervention and work afterwards. …”
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The Fitness Dispositive in Postfeminist Healthism: Women Empowerment Discourses through Body Discipline by Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura

“…All this will be exemplified in a paradigmatic publication of this type of discourse, Fitness emocional. …”
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Economic competitiveness, government and fiscal competitiveness by Asensio, Miguel Angel

“…In this sense, since competitiveness made its appearance as a concept, its importance has not been limited exclusively to the theoretical sphere but has been incorporated as a relevant topic in the empirical field and in the agenda of the daily debate and the practice of public policies.This paper presents a restatement of the discussion of the very concept of "competitiveness" and the ways in which it is feasible to denote it in an effective way. …”
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Reconfiguration of educational processes and school organization during the pandemic, some notes for a propositional approach in the current scenario by Lorenzo, Jorge, López, Vanesa

“…It aims to identify the main challenges to be faced by the Educational System, public policies and the actors of the educational community in the post-pandemic scenario. …”
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Exploring the informationalism: new scenarios of domination, new scenarios of dispute. by Zanotti, Agustín

“…We thus speak of informational, flexible and cognitive capitalism, trying to highlight different aspects of it.On the other hand, we review three scenarios of dispute often interrelated: the dispute for the democratization of the virtual space as a new public space, the dispute over forms of decentralized organization of production and autonomy of immaterial labor, and the dispute over forms of ownership and appropriation governing informational goods. …”
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Dialogues and networks around food sovereignty in critical extension processes: interweaving university and territory by Kostlin, Laura Andrea, Orlando, María Florencia, Pintos, Nicolás Adrián

“…Aware of the socio-historical tensions and contradictions that determine human relationships and positions, we participate in the diagnosis, planning and management of actions that contribute to the development of public policies with organized interlocutors and concrete demands, which requires us to take a reflective and critical position in relation to the knowledge generated.…”
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‘¿You don´t say hello anymore because you are in debt?’ Neighbors, morality and politics in Cooperative Las Cuatro Banderas (Córdoba city) by Bartolozzi, Ivana, Koopmann, Silvia Ayelén

“…Understanding this will allow us to see how these moral distinctions are set in motion within a liminality process when facing the possible dissolution of the cooperative, once finished the individual public deed of the land within a social housing state program.…”
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So far, so close. Ethics and emotions in fieldwork in a tragic context by Zenobi, Diego

“…Throughout this process, my emotions and my assumptions about the death and how to relate with that relatives, crystallized in a decision of ethical nature: I would avoid certain behaviors and attitudes (give my opinion in their debates, being on certain certain events and spaces, publicly expose my distress, etc.), which I considered as the exclusive prerogative of the parents of the dead young kids. …”
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