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2-0090 FINDING A VOICE: LATIN AMERICAN INDIGENOUS WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION WITHIN AND AT ODDS WITH INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND THE INDIGENOUS MOVEMENT
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Reviewed By: Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology
Wednesday, November 20, 2013: 12:00 PM-1:45 PM

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Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Maria del Socorro Moreno (University of Kentucky)
Chairs:  Meghan Farley Webb (University of Kansas)
Discussants:  Carmen Martinez Novo (University of Kentucky)
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Joyce N Bennett (Tulane University)
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Contemporary Kaqchikel Social Agency: Men’s Transnational Migrations and Women’s Participation in Auxilaturas
Meghan Farley Webb (University of Kansas)
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Participation of the Indigenous Woman in the Historical, Cultural, and Political Context of Cañar and Ecuador
Maria Mercedes Guaman (Universidad de Cuenca)
1:00 PM
Fighting Domestication: Challenges and Strategies of Kichwa Women's Participation in Cotacachi, Ecuador
Maria del Socorro Moreno (University of Kentucky)
1:15 PM
Discussant
Carmen Martinez Novo (University of Kentucky)
1:30 PM
Discussion
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