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Meyby Ugueto-Ponce

@curiepelasabana @memoriasdanzadas2022 Website

is the author of “Two Towns of Free Blacks: Curiepe in Venezuela, San Mateo de Cangrejos, in Puerto Rico” (2022); “Interrupting enslaved life – freeing the soul of a child: Insurgent narratives in the arts about the political use of the body in enslaved women”; and an essay that is part of the thematic issue of Conexión Magazine, N 15, published in August 2021, entitled “Media narratives of insurgencies, resistance and anti-racism in Latin America and the Caribbean”, in which Ugueto-Ponce is co-editor. She has also published “Curiepe and San Mateo de Cangrejos: Black towns and counter-hegemonic examples of Afro-Caribbean thought” (2017); “Sociopolitical Insertion Mechanisms in Curiepe, Miranda State, Venezuela” (2015); “Blacks? Afros? Beyond a Manichaean and exclusive response. Reflections on the Venezuelan case (2015); Ideological approach to the Afro-Venezuelan in Venezuelan historiography: An anthropological look” (2014); “Dance in Afro-Venezuelan Culture (2002)”; she is co-author of: “Memory and Flavors of an Afro-Diasporic Dialogue Toward Food Justice: Contributions from the Venezuelan Experience” (2022); from “The producers of Barlovento speak. Inventory of cocoa post-harvest knowledge and practices” (2018); of “Popular power, gender and ethnicity: the Case of Insurgent Braids (2014); from Beyond the Footprints of Africa” (2009). She has assumed the Co-direction and direction of the documentaries “Buscando la Vida” (2007) and “El Niño Jesús de Curiepe. Weaving Cultures” (2012), respectively. Dr. Ugueto-Ponce combines her academic and artistic experience in the “Proyecto Tramas”.