Faculty

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Desiré Poets

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Political Science

Desiré Poets is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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public health anthropology social sciences citizenship urban studies citizenship studies covid-19 pandemic public policy urban sociology urban planning urbanization colonialism ritual community development resilience urban geography crisis management geopolitics world development ethnic studies intercultural studies social anthropology securitisation citizen participation urban security settler colonialism decoloniality community resilience urban adaptation disaster research civil-military relations military sociology military culture military context geopolitical conflict ethnic group relation latin american diaspora arts-based research scholarly communication community health pacifying police units northeast region decolonial indigenous practice care-based community communication collective agency global history culture postcolonial theory nationalism postcolonial writing

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Contributions of Community-Led Newspapers to the Resilience of Rio’s Maré and Rocinha Favelas During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Urban Affairs (2024)

Vanessa GuerraMax StephensonDesirée PoetsMolly F. Todd

public healthcommunity developmentresiliencecommunity resilienceurban adaptationdisaster researchsocial mediaurban studiesdisasterssocial sciencescovid-19covid-19 pandemicjournalismcrisis management

Care-Based Community Communication, Capacity, and Agency During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Evidence From the Complexo Da Maré Favela, Brazil. World Development Perspectives (2023)

Desiree PoetsCatherine GrimesMax StephensonNeda MoayerianMolly Todd

public healthinternational developmentworld developmentsocial sciencesglobal healthcare-based community communicationcovid-19 pandemic

The Arts and Individual and Collective Agency: A Brazilian Favela Case Study. Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies (2023)

Neda MoayerianDesirée PoetsMax StephensonCathy G

anthropologycultural studiescollective agencyethnic studiesintercultural studiesethnic group relationcultural anthropologysocial anthropologysociologylatin american diasporaarts-based researchart

Reflections on a Cross-Border Collaborative Research Effort During Covid-19. Community Change (2022)

Molly F. ToddCathy GrimesNeda MoayerianDesirée PoetsMax Stephenson

public healthscholarly communicationcommunity engagementcommunicationcommunity healthcovid-19

Citizenship and Settler Colonialism in Brazil: The Toré Ritual as a Decolonial Indigenous Practice in the Northeast Region. Citizenship Studies (2021)

Desiree Poets

anthropologycolonialismsettler colonialismnortheast regioncitizenship studiescitizenshipdecolonial indigenous practicedecolonialityritual

Curating Against Militarization: The Politics of Life in Rio De Janeiro’s Museu Da Maré. Critical Military Studies (2020)

Desirée Poets

civil-military relationspolitical historymilitary sociologyconflictinternational relationsmilitary culturecritical theorymilitary contextgeopoliticspolitical sciencesecurity studiesgeopolitical conflict

The Securitization of Citizenship in a ‘Segregated City’: A Reflection on Rio’s Pacifying Police Units. urbe Revista Brasileira de Gestão Urbana (2015)

Desiree Poets

urban geographyurban sociologysecuritisationurban studiescitizenship studiesurban planningcitizen participationurbanizationurban securitycitizenshippublic policypacifying police units

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Desiré Poets

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Political Science

Desiré Poets is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Virginia Tech

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Contributions of Community-Led Newspapers to the Resilience of Rio’s Maré and Rocinha Favelas During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Urban Affairs (2024)

Vanessa GuerraMax StephensonDesirée PoetsMolly F. Todd

public healthcommunity developmentresiliencecommunity resilienceurban adaptationdisaster researchsocial mediaurban studiesdisasterssocial sciencescovid-19covid-19 pandemicjournalismcrisis management

Care-Based Community Communication, Capacity, and Agency During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Evidence From the Complexo Da Maré Favela, Brazil. World Development Perspectives (2023)

Desiree PoetsCatherine GrimesMax StephensonNeda MoayerianMolly Todd

public healthinternational developmentworld developmentsocial sciencesglobal healthcare-based community communicationcovid-19 pandemic

The Arts and Individual and Collective Agency: A Brazilian Favela Case Study. Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies (2023)

Neda MoayerianDesirée PoetsMax StephensonCathy G

anthropologycultural studiescollective agencyethnic studiesintercultural studiesethnic group relationcultural anthropologysocial anthropologysociologylatin american diasporaarts-based researchart

Reflections on a Cross-Border Collaborative Research Effort During Covid-19. Community Change (2022)

Molly F. ToddCathy GrimesNeda MoayerianDesirée PoetsMax Stephenson

public healthscholarly communicationcommunity engagementcommunicationcommunity healthcovid-19

Citizenship and Settler Colonialism in Brazil: The Toré Ritual as a Decolonial Indigenous Practice in the Northeast Region. Citizenship Studies (2021)

Desiree Poets

anthropologycolonialismsettler colonialismnortheast regioncitizenship studiescitizenshipdecolonial indigenous practicedecolonialityritual

Curating Against Militarization: The Politics of Life in Rio De Janeiro’s Museu Da Maré. Critical Military Studies (2020)

Desirée Poets

The Securitization of Citizenship in a ‘Segregated City’: A Reflection on Rio’s Pacifying Police Units. urbe Revista Brasileira de Gestão Urbana (2015)

Desiree Poets

urban geographyurban sociologysecuritisationurban studiescitizenship studiesurban planningcitizen participationurbanizationurban securitycitizenshippublic policypacifying police units

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