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Renya K Ramirez

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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Social Sciences

Anthropology

Renya K Ramirez is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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social sciences anthropology humanities sociology social justice native american women collaborative methodology urban sociology criminology identity (social science) colonialism recovery visual culture racial discrimination interpersonal violence violence against women latin american research sex roles gender diversity feminist studies indigenous studies settler colonialism decoloniality latin american diaspora gender theory gender stereotypes feminist perspectives feminist inquiry societal influence indigenous americas ho-chunk strategies valentin lopez las mujeres native feminisms coming-of-age ceremonies las americas get access link tribal nationalism

Notable Scholarly Works

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Valentin Lopez, Healing, and Decolonization. Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture (2020)

Renya K. RamirezValentin Lopez

anthropologylatin american diasporahumanitiesvalentin lopezvisual culturerecoverylatin american research

A Review of We Are Dancing for You: Native Feminisms and the Revitalization of Women’s Coming-Of-Age Ceremonies. Pennsylvania Libraries: Research & Practice (University of Pittsburgh) (2019)

Renya Ramirez

coming-of-age ceremoniesfeminist theorygender studiesdancenative feminisms

Henry Roe Cloud to Henry Cloud: Ho-Chunk Strategies and Colonialism. Settler Colonial Studies (2012)

Renya K. Ramirez

anthropologyho-chunk strategiescolonialismsettler colonialismdecoloniality

Frontmatter. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2011)

Michael Levenson

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Cruces De Fronteras, Identidades IndíGenas, GéNero Y Justicia En Las Américas. Americanae (AECID Library) (2009)

Maylei BlackwellRosalva Aída Hernández CastilloJuan HerreraMorna MacleodRenya RamírezRachel SiederMaría Teresa SierraShannon Speed

identity (social science)social sciencescommunicationpolitical science

Cruces De Fronteras, Identidades IndíGenas, GéNero Y Justicia En Las AméRicas: Towards a Comparative Analysis and a Collaborative Methodology. (2009)

Maylei BlackwellRosalva Aída Hernández CastilloJuan HerreraMorna MacleodRenya RamírezRachel SiederMaría Teresa SierraShannon Speed

las americascommunicationcollaborative methodology

Nacionalismo Tribal Y Sexismo Reflexiones Desde Las Mujeres Nativo-Americanas De Estados Unidos. Americanae (AECID Library) (2009)

Renya Ramírez

feminist inquirylas mujeresgender identityintersectionalityfeminist theorysociologyfeminist perspectivesgender studiessex rolesgender inequalityfeminist studiessocial sciencesgender stereotypesgender theorysocietal influenceracial discriminationgender diversity

Remapping Gender, Justice, and Rights in the Indigenous Americas: Toward a Comparative Analysis and Collaborative Methodology. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2009)

Shannon SpeedMaylei BlackwellRosalva AÃda HernÃ¡ndez CastilloRachel SiederMarÃa Teresa SierraRenya RamirezMorna MacleodJuan Herrera

indigenous americasanthropologyindigenous studiesgender studiescollaborative methodologysocial justicejournalism

Tribal Nationalism and Sexism: Reflections by Native American Women. Desacatos (2009)

Renya Ramírez

tribal nationalismnative american women

Healing, Violence, and Native American Women. Social Justice A Journal of Crime Conflict & World Order (2004)

Renya Ramirez

urban sociologyhumanitiesviolence against womensociologycriminologysocial sciencessocial justicenative american womeninterpersonal violence

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Renya K Ramirez

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Anthropology

Renya K Ramirez is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Renya K Ramirez

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Valentin Lopez, Healing, and Decolonization. Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture (2020)

Renya K. RamirezValentin Lopez

anthropologylatin american diasporahumanitiesvalentin lopezvisual culturerecoverylatin american research

A Review of We Are Dancing for You: Native Feminisms and the Revitalization of Women’s Coming-Of-Age Ceremonies. Pennsylvania Libraries: Research & Practice (University of Pittsburgh) (2019)

Renya Ramirez

coming-of-age ceremoniesfeminist theorygender studiesdancenative feminisms

Henry Roe Cloud to Henry Cloud: Ho-Chunk Strategies and Colonialism. Settler Colonial Studies (2012)

Renya K. Ramirez

anthropologyho-chunk strategiescolonialismsettler colonialismdecoloniality

Frontmatter. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2011)

Michael Levenson

get access link

Cruces De Fronteras, Identidades IndíGenas, GéNero Y Justicia En Las Américas. Americanae (AECID Library) (2009)

Maylei BlackwellRosalva Aída Hernández CastilloJuan HerreraMorna MacleodRenya RamírezRachel SiederMaría Teresa SierraShannon Speed

identity (social science)social sciencescommunicationpolitical science

Cruces De Fronteras, Identidades IndíGenas, GéNero Y Justicia En Las AméRicas: Towards a Comparative Analysis and a Collaborative Methodology. (2009)

Maylei BlackwellRosalva Aída Hernández CastilloJuan HerreraMorna MacleodRenya RamírezRachel SiederMaría Teresa SierraShannon Speed

las americascommunicationcollaborative methodology

Nacionalismo Tribal Y Sexismo Reflexiones Desde Las Mujeres Nativo-Americanas De Estados Unidos. Americanae (AECID Library) (2009)

Renya Ramírez

Remapping Gender, Justice, and Rights in the Indigenous Americas: Toward a Comparative Analysis and Collaborative Methodology. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2009)

Shannon SpeedMaylei BlackwellRosalva AÃda HernÃ¡ndez CastilloRachel SiederMarÃa Teresa SierraRenya RamirezMorna MacleodJuan Herrera

indigenous americasanthropologyindigenous studiesgender studiescollaborative methodologysocial justicejournalism

Tribal Nationalism and Sexism: Reflections by Native American Women. Desacatos (2009)

Renya Ramírez

tribal nationalismnative american women

Healing, Violence, and Native American Women. Social Justice A Journal of Crime Conflict & World Order (2004)

Renya Ramirez

urban sociologyhumanitiesviolence against womensociologycriminologysocial sciencessocial justicenative american womeninterpersonal violence

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