Team
(In reverse alphabetical order)
Magda Vaz Dos Santos
I am a film programmer, activist and doctoral student at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya in the Department of Culture, Society and Technology. Currently, the research I am working on focuses on the representation of consent in queer cinema.
I have a degree in Fine Arts (Universitat de Barcelona) and I have completed a master’s degree in Cultural Management (UOC). There I began to analyze the power of cultural productions as ideological agents that not only reflect power structures, but can also alter them. My main areas of interest are representation in cultural products, cinema, gender and sexuality, mutual support, theories of consent and epistemologies of ignorance. Being an active part of queer and feminist collectives is also an important part of my experience and research.
David Ramírez-Ordóñez
PhD student in Information and Knowledge Society Open University of Catalonia. He is also part of the project Where are the women on Wikipedia – WAWW (for its acronym in English) and Women and Wikipedia.
Anabella Di Tullio Arias
Anabella Di Tullio is a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Barcelona. Researcher at the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET – Gender Studies Research Institute – University of Buenos Aires) and GenTIC. Researching Gender in the Network Society (Internet Interdisciplinary Institute – IN3) and SOTRAC (Social Transformation and Communication) of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. She directs the Center for Gender and Feminism Studies of the National University of the Austral Chaco (UNCAUS) and the Diploma in Feminist Studies of that same house of studies. She is a tenured tenured professor of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities (UNCAUS) and a professor of various postgraduate programs at the University of Buenos Aires, UNCAUS and UTE – Ecuador.
Her areas of specialization are feminist theory and political theory. In 2016, she received the Victoria Kent International Research Award in its XXVI edition. She is the author of the book Feminist theory and liberalism: the future of a problematic relationship (Málaga, UMA-Atenea, 2016) and co-editor of the books Feminisms and politics. History, rights and power (Resistance, Editorial Context, 2020) and Feminisms and politics II. Education, culture and memory (Resistencia, Editorial Context, 2023). She has published various articles on his research topics in specialized scientific journals.
Anna Clua Infante
Professor in the Department of Information and Communication Sciences at the Open University of Catalonia (UOC), since 2007. PhD in Information Sciences (UAB, 2001). She has taught Journalism and Communication Theories since 1995 (UAB, UVic, UOC). Visiting Researcher at the Department of Film and Media Studies at the University of Copenhagen, and at the Department of Geography at Durham University.
Her research has been funded by the Danish and Spanish foreign affairs ministries, the Ministry of Science and Education, the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness, the Women’s Institute and the European Commission, among others. As coordinator of the SOTRAC (Social Transformation and Communication) research group, she has promoted the Wisdom Empowerment 2.0 (We2.0) project on citizen complaints and complaints of hate speech in the media. She is currently co-directing the R+D+i project Spaces of Resistance and Survival Networks in the Urban Margins (REDSIST) PID2021-126786OB-I00, financed by the MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033/ FEDER, EU. He is also part of the inter-university collective Espais Crítics.
Her research interests are directed to the study of social inequalities and the reproduction of stigma from the critical perspectives of communication studies, urban studies and gender studies. She has combined research with participation in movements and actions for the right to information and communication.