Miriam Nobre és enginyera agrònoma, mestra pel Programa d’estudis en integració d’Amèrica Llatina – PROLAM-USP. Membre de l’equip de SOF Sempreviva Organização Feminista, ONG basada a São Paulo, Brasil, on desenvolupa activitats de formació i investigació-acció en agroecologia, economia feminista i economia solidària.

És militant de la Marxa Mundial de les Dones i en va coordinar el secretariat internacional entre els anys 2006 i 2013. Integra la Xarxa internacional d’investigadores en Feminisme i Agroecologia.

Entre els seus articles recents es troben:

“Agroecology and Feminism in Vale do Ribeira (Brazil): Towards more sustainable forms of Reproducing life” en coautoria amb Isabelle Hillenkamp i publicat en Verrschuur, Christine, Guérin, Isabelle i Hillenkamp, Isabelle (ed.)

“Social reproduction, solidarity economy, feminism and democracy. Connecting women ‘s struggle for change in Latin America and Índia. “London: Palgrave Macmillan (2021)

Miriam Nobre es ingeniera agrónoma, maestra por el Programa de estudios en integración de América Latina – PROLAM-USP. Integra el equipo de SOF Sempreviva Organização Feminista, ONG basada en São Paulo, Brasil, donde desarrolla actividades de formación e investigación-acción en agroecología, economía feminista y economía solidaria. 

Es militante de la Marcha Mundial de las Mujeres cuyo secretariado internacional coordinó entre 2006 y 2013.  Integra la Red internacional de investigadoras en Feminismo y Agroecología. 

Entre sus artículos recientes está: 

“Agroecology and Feminism in Vale do Ribeira (Brazil): Towards more sustainable forms of reproducing life” en coautoría con Isabelle Hillenkamp y publicado en Verrschuur, Christine, Guérin, Isabelle e Hillenkamp, Isabelle (ed.)

“Social reproduction, solidarity economy, feminism and democracy. Connecting women’s struggle for change in Latin America and India.“ London: Palgrave Macmillan (2021) 

Miriam Nobre is an engineer in agronomy, graduate of the Latin America integration studying program – PROLAM-USP. She joined the team of SOF (Sempreviva Organização Feminista), NGO based in São Paulo, Brazil, where she develops training activities and investigation works and action in agroecology, female economy and solidary economy.

She is an activist of the global women march which international secretary coordinated between 2006 and 2013. She integrates the international network of researchers in Feminism and Agroecology.

We can find among her newest articles are : 

“Agroecology and Feminism in Vale do Ribeira (Brazil): Towards more sustainable forms of reproducing life” co-written with Isabelle Hillenkamp and published in Verrschuur, Christine, Guérin, Isabelle e Hillenkamp, Isabelle (ed.)

“Social reproduction, solidarity economy, feminism and democracy. Connecting women’s struggle for change in Latin America and India.“ London: Palgrave Macmillan (2021)