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Congresso Nacional sobre a Imigração Brasileira para os Estados Unidos UNIVERSIDADE DE HARVARD 18 e 19 de Março de 2005
O objetivo do Congresso Nacional sobre a Imigração Brasileira para os Estados Unidos é reunir acadêmicos, líderes comunitários, membros da comunidade brasileira e estudantes universitários para discutir o fenômeno da imigração brasileira aos Estados Unidos. Os temas incluem, mas não estão limitados a: Saúde; Educação; Direitos dos Imigrantes; Bilingüismo e Comunicação Inter-cultural; Raça; Etnicidade e Gênero.
National Conference on Brazilian Immigration to the United States Dates: March 18-19 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM FRIDAY, MARCH 18TH 2:30 - 3:10 - REGISTRATION - Boylston Hall - Entry Way 3:10 - 4:40 - Concurrent Sessions
Cultural Expectations I - Boylston 103 Chair: José Inácio Werneck José Inácio Werneck (ESPN): With Hope in Their Heart: The Brazilian Immigrants in the United States Rosangela Foitl (Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University): Quais as contribuições dos imigrantes brasileiros para a cultura Norte-Americana do ponto de vista dos brasileiros e dos americanos? Iara Walsh: The Pyschosocial Aspect in the Integration of Brazilian Immigrants in the American Culture
Education I - Boylston 104 Chair : Raquel A. Arouca
José Gurgel (Bonner Kiernan Trebach & Crociata): Benefits and Challenges of Bilingual Education for Immigrant Children Raquel A. Arouca (University of Montana): Bilingual's difficulties in communicating with monolinguals M. Lou Nunes (Independent Researcer): A importância e o aproveitamento de seus estudos na sociedade americana
Media- Boylston 105 Chair: TBA Else Vieira (University of London - Queen Mary): Brazilian Ethnic Press in the UK, US and Canada: a, comparative look Renata Johnson (Missouri School of Journalism): Role of Brazil's Largest Broadcasting Company, Globo Network, among Brazilians Living in North America Steven S. Apostolov (Université de Paris VIII Saint Denis): Sports and Brazilian Immigration to the US: the Case of Soccer Danielli Lemos (Jornal A Notícia): Retrato escrito atual de estruturação da comunidade brasileira na Nova Inglaterra
Workshops I and II Boylston 403 Carlos Antonio Ferreira da Silva (Brazilian American Association Club of BRAMAS, America 24/7 Building Services, Brazilian Legal Movement, MAPS, Vice Chair Quincy Ward 2 Democratic Committee, Consulado Brasileiro de Boston): Naturalized Brazilians in Search of a Political Voice in the United States Rafaela Moura (ACCION USA): ACCION USA
4:40 - 5:00 Coffee Break/Registration - Boylston Hall - Entry Way 5:00- 6:30 - Concurrent Sessions
Working Brazilians - Boylston 103 Chair : TBA Thely Lopes (State University of New York - Albany): The Transnational Practices in the Brazilian Restaurants of New York City Rosilene Lino (FJB/UFSC): Imigrantes brasileiros desempregados em Somerville, Massachusetts, EUA, transformam estacionamentos do Dunkin Donuts em ponto de oferta de mão-de-obra informal- Perfil Dos Imigrantes E Impactos Sociais na Cidade Josh Kirshner (Cornell University): A união tem força? A Comparative Study of Labor Union Outreach to Brazilian Immigrant Workers in Boston Tiago Jansen and Carlos Eduardo Siqueira (UMASS- Lowell): Brazilians Are Everywhere in New England
Cultural Expectations II - Boylston 104 Chair : TBA Walter Cortez (Harvard University): Estudo Comparativo dos Brasileiros que moram no Brasil e os que vieram para os Estados Unidos Depois de Setembro 11 Martin Haber (NYC Dept. of Education): Cross Cultural Immigration Histories of Rio and New York José Carlos Afonso & Daniel Varela Afonso (EpoCH -English Portuguese Cultural House): Aspectos andragógicos do aprendizado do inglês: influência dos fatores psicosociais na habilidade em um novo idioma.
6: 30 - 7:00 - Coffee Break/ REGISTRATION - Boylston Ticknor Lounge 7:00 - 7:30 - OFFICIAL OPENING - Fong Auditorium - Boylston Hall
Opening remarks by Conference Chair, Clémence Jouët-Pastré, Harvard University Conference Opening - Ambassador Roberto Abdenur (Presence to be Confirmed) 7:30 - 8:30 - Guest Speaker: Professor Maxine Margolis - University of Florida
Brazilian Immigration to the U.S.: Research & Issues for the New Millennium Discussant: Leticia Braga - Ed.D. Candidate - Harvard University D
SATURDAY, MARCH 19TH 8:00 - 8:30 - REGISTRATION/Coffee and Pastries 8:30 - 10:00 - Concurrent Sessions
Gender I - Boylston 103 Chair : Cileine de Lourenço Judith McDonnell, Cileine de Lourenço (Bryant University): Brazilian Immigrant Women Looking In and Looking Out: Race, Gender, Class and the Idea of Transnationalism Branca Ribeiro (Lesley), Solange Lyra (Lesley), Márcia Guimarães(Harvard), Clémence Jouet-Pastre(Harvard): Brazilian Immigrant Women: Conflicting Needs and Expectations in Clinical Settings Suzana Maia (CUNY): Becoming a Brazilian Dancer: Performing Seduction and National Identity
Religion - Boylston 104 Chair: Paul Freston Romo Peterson Silva de Almeida (Pastor of Brazilian Church of the Bay Area): O Conceito do Sagrado e o Processo Imigratório Association Paul Freston (Calvin College): Brazilian Churches in the United States and Other Locations of the Brazilian Diaspora Megwen Loveless (Harvard) and Ana Nogueira (UMass Dartmouth): Aquilo de que não se fala: Espiritismo e candomblé na comunidade brasileira
Workshops III and IV - Boylston 105
Kristina Rost US Immigration: what does it take to visit, work, and live in the United States Edel Holz: Welcome to America!
10:00 - 10:30 - COFFEE BREAK - Ticknor Lounge 10:30- 12:00 - Concurrent Sessions
Race and Ethnicity - Boylston 105 Chair: Alan P. Marcus Paula Botelho (University of Maryland): Brazilians in the United States: Negotiating U.S. Culture, and Reconstructing Cultural and National Identities Ana Ramos-Zayas (Rutgers University): "Cultural Excess" and "Race Invisibility": Urban Performances and Latinidades among Brazilian Youth in Newark, New Jersey Alan P. Marcus (University of Massachusetts): Brazilian in Framingham: Notions of Place and Ethnicity Jason Stanyek (University of Richmond): Consuming Braz/sil: Cultural Reception and the Sonic Construction of Diasporic Identities
Education II - Boylston 104 Chair: Heloísa Galvão Ana Velasco: Bilingual Schools Heloísa Galvão (Grupo Mulher Brasileira, Boston Public Schools): My experience in the United States: My hometown: is it there or here? Testimonies of Brazilian teenagers attending high schools in Massachusetts. The Brazilian community - A case study Grupo Mulher Brasileira Ana Nogueira (UMass Dartmouth, Fall River Public Schools): Bilingualism and Cross cultural communication Race/Ethnicity
Gender II - Boylston 103 Chair: Roseli Fischmann Sabrena A. Kauffmann: Masculine Hierarchy within the Americas: Gendered Affects on Brazilian Immigrants Rosilene Lino (FJB/UFSC): American Men Marrying Brazilian Women: Social Pressure and Law Limitations Gláucia de Oliveira Assis (Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina): De Criciúma para o mundo: rearranjos familiares e de gênero nas vivências dos novos migrantes brasileiros.
Intercultural Performance: Brazilian Art and Experience in the United States" - Fong Auditorium Chair: Antonio Luciano Tosta Dário Borim (Umass-Dartmouth): "Laurindo Almeida: The Music and the Mind of an Early Brazilian Immigrant in the United States." Darién Davis ( Middlebury College): "Before We Called This Place Home: Precursors of the Brazilians Community in the United States." Antonio Luciano Tosta (Brown University): "American Dream, Jeitinho Brasileiro: On the Crossroads of Cultural Identities in Brazuca Art." Robert Moser (University of Georgia): Zum-zum-zum and Other Representations of Capoeira's Jinga Through American Mainstream Culture
12:00- 1:15 - LUNCH - Ticknor Lounge 1:15- 2:45 - Concurrent Sessions
Oral History - Boylston 104 Chair: José Carlos Sebe Bom Meihy José Carlos Sebe Bom Meihy (Universidade de São Paulo): Discursos Brasileiros sobre New York: soluções narrativas e articulações temáticas Maurício Barros de Castro (Universidade de São Paulo): HISTÓRIA DE VIDA DE JOÃO GRANDE UM MESTRE DE CAPOEIRA ANGOLA EM NOVA YORK Rosana Resende (University of Florida): Testimony: One Man's Struggle to Stay
Brazilians across the US - Boylston 105 Chair: Cristina Mehrtens Valéria Barbosa de Magalhães (Universidade de São Paulo): História da Imigração Brasileira para o Sul da Flórida Cristina Mehrtens (Umass- Dartmouth): Lifting the Burden: The Imaginary and The Negotiations of Inclusion in the Lives of New Immigrant Communities in New Bedford Ivson F. Surrusca (Universidade de São Paulo): De estagiário a imigrante NYC e as artimanhas da sedução local Peter Brown (Harvard): Understanding Brazuca "Fragmentation:" A Qualitative Study of Brazilian Immigrants and their Community in Boston, MA
Intercultural Communication - Boylston 103 Chair: Kátia Ma. Santos Mota Kátia Ma. Santos Mota (Universidade do Estado da Bahia - UNEB): Two languages in play: language boundaries in the speech of second generation Brazilian immigrants Nilma Dominique (Universidad de Alcalá, Spain): Comunicação intercultural e comunicação não verbal: os imigrantes brasileiros nos Estados Unidos Letícia Braga & Clémence Jouët-Pastré (Harvard University): Making the Brazilian Community Visible: Students' Perspectives Through Theory and Practice Teresa Sales (Unicamp): Brazilian-Latino Relations: Boston - Miami
Workshop V - Fong Auditorium - Boylston Hall Jorge Costa, James Green, Cláudia Tamsky (AAPE - Associação de Amigos Petistas no Exterior): Direitos Humanos e seu papel nas organizações públicas e privadas em defesa da comunidade brasileira
2:45- 3:00 - COFFEE BREAK - Ticknor Lounge - Boylston Hall 3:00- 4:30 - Concurrent Sessions
Transnational Ties - Boylston 103 Chair: Rosana Barbosa Rosana Barbosa (Saint Mary's University): The Other North American Destination: Brazilian Immigration to Canada Leonardo Cavalcanti (Universidade de Salamanca): Do outro lado do atlântico: Uma aproximação da imigração brasileira nos Estados Unidos com a presença dos brasileiros na Espanha Sueli Siqueira (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais): Emigrantes da microrregião de Governador Valadares nos EUA: Projeto de Retorno
Political Organizing - Fong Auditorium - Boylston Hall Round Table on Political Organizing of Brazilians in the US Lidia Santos (Yale University; Member of the Coordinating Committee, Brazil Strategy Network/Rede Brasil) Eryck Duran (Executive Director, Brazilian Rainbow Group, NYC; Member of the Coordinating Committee, Brazil Strategy Network/Rede Brasil) Myriam Marques (Simpatizantes do PT nos EUA, New York; Member of the Coordinating Committee, Brazil Strategy Network/Rede Brasil) Joceli Meyer (Brazilian Rainbow Group and Ubeny. The guidebook for Brazilian Immigrants in the U.S.']) Arnaldo Lulu (Membro da BSN, "Working with the Brazilian Community at Danbury, CT") James N. (Green Brown University, National Co-Coordinator, BSN/Rede Brasil)
Workshops VI and VII - Boylston 105 Danuza Aquino (Star of Life Healing Center): Holistic Therapies in the Brazilian community Padre José Mário, Helena Kindi, Maria Pia Terra, Sonia Falcos: Health in the Brazilian Community: Perspective of a Priest and Three Medical Interpreters
4:30 - 5:30- Guest Speaker: Fong Auditorium Professor Bernadete Beserra - Universidade Federal do Ceará - Brazilian Immigrants in the United States: Race, Class, and Nation
5:30 - 6:30 - Closing Remarks: Fong Auditorium Professor Carlos Eduardo Siqueira - UMASS-Lowell
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