Mark D Biram
Biographic Data
| ID | 1361129 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark D Biram |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark D |
| FAMILY NAME | Biram |
| SIGNATURE | BIRAM M D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bristol |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5577-1986 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Praxis para a transformação social
Meninas em Campo é um exemplo pró-ativo de grande sucesso na promoção da igualdade de gênero por meio do discurso e da práxis. Trata-se de uma organização sem fins lucrativos localizada no Butantã, São Paulo, que oferece um espaço para meninas de 9 a 17 anos se desenvolverem como jogadoras de futebol. Financiado pelo Colégio Santa Cruz e apoiado pela Universidade de São Paulo. O Meninas em Campo é o maior projeto de futebol feminino de base socia…
Women's football in Brazil and England ́s national football museums
The challenging trajectory of women's football in Brazil and in England is discernible with reference to its gradually shifting prominence within heritage and museums. Nonetheless, the persistent differences regarding visibility and recognition, and negative associations women’s football is attributed, have contributed to the underrepresentation of women's football heritage at both the Museu do Futebol in São Paulo, Brazil and at the National Foo…
Praxis for social transformation
Meninas em Campo has proved itself to be a highly successful proactive example of promoting gender equality through both discourse and praxis. It is a non-profit organisation located in Butantã, São Paulo which offers a space for 9–17-year-old girls to develop as footballers. The project is financed by Colégio Santa Cruz and supported by the University of São Paulo. Meninas em Campo is the largest grassroots socially motivated girls football proj…
Football in the time of Covid-19
This article considers the efficacy of the Colombian institutional response to the COVID-19 crisis from a gender perspective. The Colombian Professional Women's League has been characterized by perpetual crisis since its launch in 2017. Far from the affirmative action needed to remedy its historic marginalization, an environment of conscious institutional inertia had already placed the league in severe doubt before the onset of COVID-19. It is ar…
A Pretext for Regression? The Gendered Institutional Response to Covid ‐19 in the Country of Football
This article considers the gendered institutional response to COVID‐19 in Brazilian football. It is argued that the asymmetries of power which shaped policy are rooted in the historical marginalisation of women's sports in the country along with socially constructed notions of hegemonic masculinity. The COVID‐19 pandemic has served to accentuate deeply embedded social and economic inequalities and may serve as a pretext for eroding precarious gai…
Football in the time of Covid-19
This article considers the efficacy of the Colombian institutional response to the COVID-19 crisis from a gender perspective. The Colombian Professional Women's League has been characterized by perpetual crisis since its launch in 2017. Far from the affirmative action needed to remedy its historic marginalization, an environment of conscious institutional inertia had already placed the league in severe doubt before the onset of COVID-19. It is ar…
Football in the time of Covid-19
This article considers the efficacy of the Colombian institutional response to the COVID-19 crisis from a gender perspective. The Colombian Professional Women's League has been characterized by perpetual crisis since its launch in 2017. Far from the affirmative action needed to remedy its historic marginalization, an environment of conscious institutional inertia had already placed the league in severe doubt before the onset of COVID-19. It is ar…
A Pretext for Regression? The Gendered Institutional Response to Covid ‐19 in the Country of Football
This article considers the gendered institutional response to COVID‐19 in Brazilian football. It is argued that the asymmetries of power which shaped policy are rooted in the historical marginalisation of women's sports in the country along with socially constructed notions of hegemonic masculinity. The COVID‐19 pandemic has served to accentuate deeply embedded social and economic inequalities and may serve as a pretext for eroding precarious gai…
Praxis para a transformação social
Meninas em Campo é um exemplo pró-ativo de grande sucesso na promoção da igualdade de gênero por meio do discurso e da práxis. Trata-se de uma organização sem fins lucrativos localizada no Butantã, São Paulo, que oferece um espaço para meninas de 9 a 17 anos se desenvolverem como jogadoras de futebol. Financiado pelo Colégio Santa Cruz e apoiado pela Universidade de São Paulo. O Meninas em Campo é o maior projeto de futebol feminino de base socia…
Women's football in Brazil and England ́s national football museums
The challenging trajectory of women's football in Brazil and in England is discernible with reference to its gradually shifting prominence within heritage and museums. Nonetheless, the persistent differences regarding visibility and recognition, and negative associations women’s football is attributed, have contributed to the underrepresentation of women's football heritage at both the Museu do Futebol in São Paulo, Brazil and at the National Foo…
Praxis for social transformation
Meninas em Campo has proved itself to be a highly successful proactive example of promoting gender equality through both discourse and praxis. It is a non-profit organisation located in Butantã, São Paulo which offers a space for 9–17-year-old girls to develop as footballers. The project is financed by Colégio Santa Cruz and supported by the University of São Paulo. Meninas em Campo is the largest grassroots socially motivated girls football proj…
Sociology (5 works) · Football (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (3 works) · Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19 (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)