Gabriela Silva Loureiro is a feminist scholar with a strong synergy between research and teaching. Her main research interests are genders, sexualities, antiracism, decoloniality, and emotions. She currently works as a lecturer in sociology at the University of Wollongong, Australia, having held previous teaching and research positions in the UK. Her recent outputs look at the meaning-making of gender-based violence in Brazil (2023) and the work of Marielle Franco as an embodiment of Black feminist praxis (2020).

• IntroductionPART I: Recognition1. Emotions, Consciousness-Raising and hashtag feminism in Brazil2. Belonging and transformed subjectivities3. Bodily expressions of emotions4. A difficult vocabularyPART II: Breaking the silence5. Saturation6. Narrative strategiesPART III: Shelter7. Collective voices8. Hashtag feminism in the intersections9. Intersectionality praxisConclusion

Gabriela Silva Loureiro is a feminist scholar with a strong synergy between research and teaching. Her main research interests are genders, sexualities, antiracism, decoloniality, and emotions. She currently works as a lecturer in sociology at the University of Wollongong, Australia, having held previous teaching and research positions in the UK. Her recent outputs look at the meaning-making of gender-based violence in Brazil (2023) and the work of Marielle Franco as an embodiment of Black feminist praxis (2020).

• IntroductionPART I: Recognition1. Emotions, Consciousness-Raising and hashtag feminism in Brazil2. Belonging and transformed subjectivities3. Bodily expressions of emotions4. A difficult vocabularyPART II: Breaking the silence5. Saturation6. Narrative strategiesPART III: Shelter7. Collective voices8. Hashtag feminism in the intersections9. Intersectionality praxisConclusion

Gabriela Silva Loureiro is a feminist scholar with a strong synergy between research and teaching. Her main research interests are genders, sexualities, antiracism, decoloniality, and emotions. She currently works as a lecturer in sociology at the University of Wollongong, Australia, having held previous teaching and research positions in the UK. Her recent outputs look at the meaning-making of gender-based violence in Brazil (2023) and the work of Marielle Franco as an embodiment of Black feminist praxis (2020).

• IntroductionPART I: Recognition1. Emotions, Consciousness-Raising and hashtag feminism in Brazil2. Belonging and transformed subjectivities3. Bodily expressions of emotions4. A difficult vocabularyPART II: Breaking the silence5. Saturation6. Narrative strategiesPART III: Shelter7. Collective voices8. Hashtag feminism in the intersections9. Intersectionality praxisConclusion