Our Mission

To promote the exchange of Latin American scholarly production and its dissemination among researchers, activists and policymakers. The Journal will welcome unpublished articles which, focusing on the contexts of countries in the region, explore the cultural and political dimensions of sexuality.

Our Mission

Sexualidad, Salud y Sociedad (Rio de Janeiro), Issue: 39, Published: 2023

Latest articles

“One thing is the law, and another the medical practice”. Trans adolescents in the health system in Argentina: between the narratives of rights and adultcentrism

Temporalities and racialization of young black gay men: between memories and images of future

Child (a)sexual citizenship in a situated discursive analysis: the topical repertoire of the parliamentary debate on the grooming law in Argentina

Moral panics, sexuality and childhood: the manufacture of the “kit gay” as a political artifact in the 2018 presidential dispute from the social media Twitter

Gender moralities and violence against children: interpretations on violence in child protection systems

“Hooking the things in common”: Affects and gender regulation in youth social inclusion programs in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The regulation of motherhood, care agreements and generations in your times: ethnographic notes about mothers and daughters from the Brazilian context (1970-2020)

Acknowledging fragile and elusive intimacies of women in Santiago beyond care: a first attempt

Presentation: Social regulations of gender, sexuality and age: reflections on policies, practices and discourses from a regional perspective

Frouxonaro and cuckservatives: metaphors of virile masculinity in bolsonarista digital activism

Masculinities and counselling in digital media: subjectivation and self-entrepreneurship on Instagram pages

Capturing and Sending Nudes: the moral twists, pleasures and dangers of producing and exchanging erotic images online

Digital gender-based violence in Chile: a survey during the COVID-19 pandemic

My body is mine: menstrual apps and the sociotechnical normalization of gender

Algorithmic Necropolitics

The Power of Naming Brazilian Feminist Anti-racist Intellectuals in Digital Platforms

Voices from the Global South: the mediatization of feminisms in a podcast by Brazilian women around the world

Ministries on WhatsApp: gender, sensorialities and ethical-political transformations in the everyday life of evangelical women

Presentation: Why Latin American perspectives on feminism, gender and sexuality in digital technologies

Risk, pleasure and HIV care: ambivalences around the condition of undetectable

Among "crushes", "causal datings" and "hook up": gender and sexual orientation in the flirting experiences of young students

“I’m calm, I have my undetectable exams”: the affective-sexual relationships of young women living with HIV with an undetectable viral load.

Help or share. An analysis on the care practices of young parents in a popular neighborhood of La Plata

Seducing in Buenos Aires. A deconstruction of biopolitical appropriations of compliment and flirt (1945-1980)

Brazil: no longer a country of fags? Analysis of the discourse of gender ideology in cis-hetero-bolsonarism

Stories of lesbians joined in a “queer confraternity” in the city of Belo Horizonte, Brazil

“Woman, you don't need this”: Negotiation of discourses on the pill and menstrual suppression

In Another Voice: biomedical practices and technologies of genderfication

The “before and after” dispositive in intimate aesthetic surgeries: new ways of materializing gender norms

Love, sexuality, fluidity and uncertainties among young people: A comparison between men and women

News

On preprints, journals, open access and research evaluation: the repercussions of the Gates Foundation’s decision

AI agents, bots and academic GPTs

Is the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s new OA policy the start of a shift towards preprints? [Originally published in the LSE Impact blog in April/2024]

Representing the Humanities collection on the SciELO platform (2022-2023)

SciELO Program pays tribute to the 70th anniversary of the Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT)

Paper mills

The influence of implicit biases on the adoption of DEIA principles

Large Language Publishing [Originally published in the Upstream blog in January/2024]

Preprints in debate… six years later

Does Artificial Intelligence have hallucinations?

Brazil