On November 2nd (Saturday) at 7pm, Brazilian author and feminist Yasmin Morais (@yasminescritora / @vulvanegra), founder of the Vulva Negra project, will be at Casa Odara for the 'Transatlantic Feminist Dialogues' with mediation by Mozambican artist Inês Mutaca (@inesmutaca).
In this event, Yasmin Morais, who is currently on tour in Europe, will discuss issues dear to the women's movement, such as the defense of sexual and reproductive rights, the advance of the extreme right in the world, the creation of strategies for our preservation and the importance of love in women's lives.
Open to the general public and with free admission, the 'Transatlantic Feminist Dialogues' promise to promote a space for welcoming, sharing and necessary reflections between us.
With a special focus on the experiences of black women, women from the Global South and immigrant women, the Dialogues are aimed at creating bridges, points of connection and affective intellectual nourishment for the days to come.
At the event, the book 'Incandescent Pomegranates in Winter', a poetic collection launched by Yasmin in 2022, will be sold. Each copy will cost €14 in cash or via bank transfer.

About the author:
Yasmin Morais is a writer, actress, communicologist (ufba) with academic mobility at the Université Toulouse 2 Jean Jaurès in France, international speaker and social activist. She has been published in several literary collections and was the first finalist for the Malê Literature Prize 2019 in the Short Story/Chronicle category and one of the winners of the First Neusa Maria Journalism Prize in 2020. She released her first solo book, 'Incandescent Pomegranates in Winter', in 2022. She is currently a columnist for Carta Capital.

About Vulva Negra:
Vulva Negra is characterized as “a project that aims to share knowledge about ethnic-racial issues and issues related to female oppression that affect the life experience of black women in Brazil and other parts of Latin America”, through which Yasmin Morais holds lectures, events, immersions and festivals aimed at the female and black community.
Come and join us!