Bitácora Antropológica con Said Vázquez, X(Twitter): @PerroImpostor
Temporada 5: Episodio 13. "Violencia y formas de resistencia". 23 de enero de 2024.
"Affective implications of prison life"
The Commune of the Word shares the link to the video and in podcast format of my talk with J. Enrique Álvarez, on November 18, 2021.
"Rastro-concerns" (Ethics and prison) with April Schmucler
"Inside the prison human differences are marked, those that are also outside, but that are disguised as morals -or desires of invisible moralities-. Inside the prison he eats, drinks, sleeps, laughs, sings, dreams, reads, cries , pray, wake up people, many people. They serve a punishment that we should rethink. What is punishment, what is guilt, what is responsibility? Prison, jail, is one of the many ways of making the other invisible, to the other, who broke social norms. The reason ceased to matter to us, we just need to stop seeing them and thinking about them. We need to start thinking that we are also responsible for their confinement. This #Rastro is an endless chat with Claudia Alarcón , who works hand in hand with boys who are serving their sentence, and who works -and tells us openly- the human emotions that are played out there and are compromised. Interesting conversation that, we hope, will be one of many." On November 15, 2021.
"The Bear Behind Bars Who Dreams of Heaven"
Review of my work with adolescents and young people, for more than a decade, by Daniel Franciso @ dfmartinez74 for Milenio newspaper, on September 18, 2020.
"Narrative Criminology"
Virtual analysis table with teacher Tilemy Santiago at the National Institute of Criminal Sciences, INACIPE, on July 23, 2020.
"The Two Cities" by Daniel Francisco/Damián Mendoza
One of the notions that stand out the most at the moment with the issue of the epidemic is to question what it means to live a normal life, what normality implies. In the sense of how we have socially constructed certain lifestyles to which people aspire, for which they work, for which they sacrifice, for which they literally leave life (...)
"The Invisibles"
In the country of the 61,000 disappeared Mexicans who are wanted by their relatives are the other disappeared, the almost 10 million Mexicans invisible in the eyes of society and the State. Girls, boys, adults, with or without disabilities, people with a mental illness or with an addiction who live on the streets. Only in In 2019, Mexico City recorded an approximate number of 4,500 people in this situation (...)
"Stories of crime are stories of abandonment"
Global UNAM
The easy way out from the desk is to legislate, be tougher, more years in prison, death penalty
The common denominator in the crime stories that the teacher Claudia Alarcón knows is abandonment: “If we reduced it to a single word, it would be abandonment. The central point of many of the problems. The abandonment of the father, of the mother, of society, the abandonment of couples. Knowing that one is not the subject of concern, interest, or attention from others” (...)
"The Other Face of Femicide"
Interview in the radio program "A todoterreno" of MVS Noticias from 19' fifteen".