[Commlist] cfp: Dossier Traditional Peoples and Communities for Revista de ComunicaçãoDialógica

Dossier Traditional Peoples and Communities

In a political year full of challenges for Brazil, in an attempt to 
rescue other possibilities of living in community, we invite you to 
think about our reality from a dialogic perspective with those who daily 
fight for other possible ways of life. We are talking about the 
Traditional Peoples and Communities of Brazil, whose knowledge and ways 
of life are protected by law, but who face different types of violence 
in their daily lives. There are currently 28 groups that teach us to 
think about the diversity of our country based on a relationship of 
respect with their territories. Despite this Brazilian starting point, 
we know that part of these communities are also present in other 
countries such as gypsies, indigenous peoples, artisanal fishermen, 
among others, expanding the discussion beyond institutional borders in 
order to know the relationships of these communities in other social and 
political contexts.

Thus, in this edition of Revista de Comunicação Dialógica we are 
preparing a dossier with works in the field of communication referring 
to these groups, whether in Brazil or abroad, in addition to productions 
from other areas of knowledge that have the perspective of dialogic 
communication as a basis. Works related to the following communities and 
traditional peoples can be sent: Andirobeiras, Evergreen Pickers, 
Caatingueiros, Caiçaras, Castanheiras, Mangaba Pickers, Gypsies, 
Cipozeiros, Extractivists, Faxinalenses, Fundo and Fecho de Pasto, 
Geraizeiros, Ilhéus, Indigenous, Lighters, Morroquians, Pantaneiros, 
Artisanal Fishermen, Piaçaveiros, Pomeranians, Terreiro Peoples, Babaçu 
Coconut Breakers, Quilombolas, Retirers, Ribeirinhos, Rubber tappers, 
Vazanteiros and Veredeiros.
Editors: Gabriela Marques Gonçalves (associate editor) and Marcelo 
Ernandez Macedo.

The submission deadline is August 15th.

See https://www.e-publicacoes.uerj.br/index.php/rcd/about for 
submissions. No APC will be required.

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