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Registration for the Unified Scholarship Program (PUB) is now open for the project "Anthropology Online: Production of content for dissemination and scientific dissemination"
Registration for 01 scholarship, aimed at undergraduate students at the University of São Paulo (USP), is open until 18/08 at the link https://uspdigital.usp.br/juno.
The scholarship recipient must be interested and available to work 40 hours a month in communication activities, dissemination, creation of graphic materials, administration of social media and website, information management for the production of indicators, among other tasks.
The scholarship recipient is expected to have basic knowledge of photo editing, creating visual elements and Google Document Editors (Spreadsheets, Documents and Forms).
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Registration for the Unified Scholarship Program (PUB) is now open for the project "Scientific Journalism: Production of content for dissemination and scientific dissemination"
Applications for 02 scholarships, aimed at undergraduate students at the University of São Paulo (USP), are open until 18/08 at the link https://uspdigital.usp.br/juno
The scholarship holder must be interested and available to work 40 hours a month in communication, dissemination, information management for the production of indicators, preparation of reports, including texts, audiovisual documents, sound (scientific dissemination podcast) and photographs, among others. tasks. One of the grants is intended, especially, for collection cataloging activities, in addition to producing reports on LISA's archival practices and LISA's relationship with the populations represented in the collection.
The scholarship holder is expected to have the ability to develop texts of excellent quality, ease in interpersonal relationships, be dynamic, creative, have a strong sense of organization and planning, in addition to basic knowledge of Google Document Editors (Spreadsheets, Documents and Forms.
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Registration for the PUB scholarship "LISA's film collection: subtitling and accessibility", aimed at USP undergraduate students, is open at the link https://uspdigital.usp.br/juno until 18/08.
The scholarship recipient will have 40 hours of contact per month with video subtitling of works, especially the inclusion of subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing (LSE). The scholarship holder will also work with subtitling in other languages, thus contributing to the internationalization of the unit, in addition to the accessibility that LSE brings. Some of the laboratory's video work is available at https://lisa.fflch.usp.br/videos.
The scholarship holder is expected to have basic knowledge of computers and audio and video production programs, as well as basic knowledge of language, narrative and audiovisual aesthetics."
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Registration for the PUB scholarship "Audiovisual Monitoring at the Image and Sound Laboratory in Anthropology"!, aimed at undergraduate students at USP, is open at the link https://uspdigital. usp.br/juno until 08/18.
The scholarship recipient will have 40 hours of contact per month with video editing of works, recordings of events, digitization of items from the collection, among other activities involving audiovisual in anthropological research.
The scholarship holder is expected to have basic knowledge of computers and audio and video production programs, as well as basic knowledge of language, narrative and audiovisual aesthetics.
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The USP newspaper did an article about the 50 years of USP by the coordinator and founder of LISA, Sylvia Caiuby Novaes.
Check it out at https://jornal.usp.br/ articles/sylvia-caiuby-novaes-50-anos-de-usp/
“Jornal da USP” published an article promoting the premiere of the film "São Palco - Cidade Afropolitana", by directors Jasper Chalcraft and Rose Satiko Gitirana Hikiji. The article features interviews with the directors and protagonists, presenting the idea behind the film's conception.
The exhibition will take place on April 5 at 4:30 p.m. in the Carlos Reichenbach room at Centro Universitário Maria Antonia - Rua Maria Antônia, 294.
Free entrance!
Link to the article: https://jornal.usp.br/diversidade/artistas-africanos-conquistam-espaco-em-sao-palco-a-cidade-afropolitana/
Folha de S.Paulo magazine publishes an article honoring the teacher's 50-year career Sylvia Caiuby Novaes, founder and coordinator of LISA.
The article addresses the dilemma between motherhood and work, using Sylvia's history, which shows that, in order to reconcile both areas, she decided to bring her daughters along with her during the field research among the Bororo.
The article also talks about her trajectory as a researcher and a teacher, besides presenting LISA's history too.
Access the article here.
Photography: Zanone Fraissat/Folhapress
Afro-Sampas, produced at LISA and directed by Rose Satiko and Jasper Chalcraft, is at a festival in Palermo, Italy.
More information at this link
What do African musicians and artists who arrived in São Paulo in recent years bring in their luggage? What impacts do they have on the artistic worlds and on social struggles in the city?
The Afro-Sampas website brings together, in films and essays, the music and art that are born from the encounters between Africans and other inhabitants of this megalopolis.
Visit and watch the full documentary Woya Hayi Mawe – Where are you going?, starring the Mozambican Lenna Bahule, and the short Tabuluja (Wake up!), with the Congolese Shambuyi Wetu. Also visit Afro-Sampas, the meeting of Lenna, Yannick Delass (Democratic Republic of Congo), Edoh Amassize and Sassou Espoir Ametoglo (Togo) with Brazilians Ari Colares, Chico Saraiva and Meno Del Picchia. Also access photo essays, performance records and more.
Afro-Sampas is the result of the project “Making music and African cultural heritage in São Paulo”, developed by anthropologists Rose Satiko Gitirana Hikiji and Jasper Chalcraft, together with the FAPESP Thematic Project “Local music: new tracks for Ethnomusicology” (2016/05318- 7), and has the support of the Pro-Rectory of Culture and Extension of the University of São Paulo through the 5th EDITAL SANTANDER/USP/FUSP for the Promotion of Culture and Extension Initiatives.
The film Afrosampas, by Rose Satiko Gitirana Hikiji and Jasper Chalcraft, and directed by LISA was ranked 3rd in the Ethnographic Film - Medium Film category. In Afrosampas we observe what can happen when musicians from both sides of the Atlantic are brought into contact in the city where they live. Yannick Delass (DRC), Edoh Fiho (Togo), Lenna Bahule (Mozambique) and Brazilians Ari Colares, Chico Saraiva and Meno del Picchia accept our invitation for a first meeting in which they experience sounds, memories and creativity.
In addition, the film Carlos Caps Drag Race and the short Cybershota, by Mihai Andrei Leaha, received 1st and 2nd place, respectively, in the categories Ethnographic Film - Medium Film and Ethnographic Film - Short Film. Both works also received support from LISA. In Carlos Caps Drag Race, three Brazilian drag queens prepare for a Drag Race in São Paulo. While getting ready for the show, Satine, Di Vina Kaskaria and Gabeeh Brasil share how the experiences and struggles they had in the process of creating their drags turned them into multi-artists. Already in Cybershota, Nubia is a clubber and photographer of the independent electronic music scene in São Paulo. Walking through downtown São Paulo, during the SP na Rua event, she photographs while dancing and interacting with friends and performers.
Finally, we would also like to congratulate Paula Bessa Braz and Mihai Andrei Leaha for the 2nd place in the Ethnographic Film - Feature Film category with the work Canto de Família, also supported by LISA. In this film, a family decides to open an erudite music school in their own home: Bento, Lane, and their six children - Axel, Maíra, Cecília, Mírian, Victória and Bruno - set up the Acordes Mágicos Project. The Cruz brothers then organize themselves to teach and teach the other children in the neighborhood what they love.