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Psicologías Indígenas Comunitarias
Psicologías Indígenas Comunitarias with Nuria Ciofalo
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Psicologías Indígenas Comunitarias

Details

Dates:

July 7, 14, 21, 28, 2022 (Thursdays)
1:00-3:00 pm PST (Live via Zoom)

This program is offered entirely in Spanish
Este programa es en español

 

Registrations:

  • $250 General Rate
  • $175 Pacifica Alumni, Full Time Students, & Senior Rate
  • $125 Pacifica Student Rate

Program link will be sent out prior to the event.
For those unable to attend live, the presentation will be recorded and the link shared after the event.

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Overview

Este curso presenta la historia y emergencias actuales de la psicología comunitaria y de las psicologías Indígenas en diversas zonas geopolíticas, principalmente en el Sur Global. Revisaremos conceptos tales como colonialidad, opresión, etnia y racismo, justicia social, epistémica y ecológica y buen vivir (sumak kawsay). Colaboraremos para construir una psicología comunitaria decolonial que se entrelaza con psicologías Indígenas para imaginar la practica comunitaria que logre trazar posibilidades hacia la decolonialidad.

Session I:  Introducción a la Psicología Comunitaria: En esta session revisaremos las historias de las psicologías comunitarias del Sur Global (América Indígena y Latinoamérica, África, Asia, Australia Indígena, Nueva Zelandia y las Islas del Pacifico) y del Norte Global (Europa y Estados Unidos). Analizaremos los constructos, principios y valores, así como teorías, investigaciones y prácticas en estas zonas geopolíticas para determinar similitudes y diferencias.

Session II: Introducción a las Psicologías Indígenas: En esta session revisaremos contribuciones que han surgido de las epistemologías y prácticas del Sur Global y que han construido psicologías diferentes que contestan imposiciones coloniales y centralizan sus propias teorías, metodologías, axiologías y praxis.

Session III: Intersecciones entre las Psicologías Comunitarias e Indígenas para desarrollar una Psicología Decolonial: En esta session entretejeremos las contribuciones de ambas psicologías para trazar potencialidades hacia la decolonialidad.

Session IV:  Ejemplos de Practicas Decoloniales: Esta session culminara enfatizando las practicas comunitarias que han contribuido a crear la decolonialidad. Los participantes presentaran proyectos que han realizado o que proyectan realizar para poner en práctica el aprendizaje de las psicologías Indígenas comunitarias que contribuyen a crear un futuro de otra manera

Featured Presenters

Nuria CiofaloNuria Ciofalo, PhD, is Core Faculty in the Community, Liberation, Indigenous, and Eco- Psychologies specialization at Pacifica Graduate Institute. Born in Mexico, she gained her B.A. and first M.A. in Clinical and Social Psychology at the University of Munich, Germany where she specialized in psychoanalytic theories. Her M.A. in Urban and Regional Planning and Ph.D. in Community Psychology at the University of Hawaii immersed her in the Native Hawaiian sovereignty movement and healing practices. She has worked with Indigenous communities in Hawaii, Northern, Central, and Southern Mexico for more than 40 years. She teaches Indigenous psychologies centering Indigenous cosmologies, epistemologies, axiologies, and healing praxes in academic curricula applying participatory action research in partnership with communities. She has published in the areas of participatory youth action research, program evaluation, and decolonial, depth community and Indigenous psychologies. Her recent book, Indigenous Psychologies in an Era of Decolonization (2019), was written in partnership with Maya Lacandon youths and community leaders of the Lacandon Rainforest in Chiapas, Mexico


Dr. Blanca OrtizDr. Blanca Ortiz-Torres has a Ph.D. in Community Psychology from New York University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Puerto Rico.  She has held several research and teaching positions in Puerto Rico and New York. For twenty-five years she was a faculty member in the Psychology Department and the Institute for Psychological Research at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. Between 2012 al 2014 she was the Dean of the College of Social Sciences and prior to that an Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies.  She retired from the University of Puerto Rico in 2019. Her research interests include decoloniality, gender, sexuality, community empowerment, the development of structural interventions to prevent HIV in various groups, public policy, and cuban migration. She also does research in areas such as community activation, citizen participation and development of community capital.  She has offered courses as invited professor in Cuba, Uruguay, México, Ecuador, United States, Dominican Republic, and Perú.


General Information

Location:

Hosted Online via Zoom.

Cancellations:

Cancellations 14 days or more prior to the program start date receive a 100% refund of program registrations. After 14 days, up to 7 days prior to the program start date, a 50% refund is available. For cancellations made less than 7 days of program start date, no refund is available.

For additional information, including travel, cancellation policy, and disability services please visit our general information section.

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