Francis Xavie Gálvez García

International Research Training Group 'Temporalities of Future in Latin America'
Master's student
Pedagogy
Project: "Reimagining the World from the Classroom: A Study on Experiences of Aspiration and Anticipation in a Course on Violence against Women at UNAM’s Faculty of Political and Social Sciences (2020-2025)"
Education
Since 02/2025 | Master in Pedagogy, UNAM. |
08/2016 – 06/2021 | Bachelor in Social Anthropology, UNAM |
08/2019 – 02/2020 | Semester of international mobility at AUTH, Thessaloniki, Greece. |
Work experience
Since 05/2025 |
Researcher, International Research Training Group ‘Temporalities of Future’, Berlin |
Since 03/2025 | Assistant of PhD Juan Cruz Olmeda at the Academic Coordination of Bachelor’s Degrees, El Colegio de México. |
02/2024 – 02/2025 |
Assistant of PhD Nain Martínez at the Academic Coordination of Bachelor’s Degrees, El Colegio de México. |
Since 02/2023 |
Member of research project “GT CLACSO Universities and Depatriarchalization”. |
01/2023 – 06/2023 | Assistant professor of PhD Maritza Islas Vargas for the course “Violences against women: genealogy, actuality and struggles”. |
01/2020 – 01/2022 |
Intern at the research project Contemporary Indigenous History Laboratory |
01/2018 – 01/2019 | Literacy teacher in a popular education project at the northern mountains of Puebla, Mexico. |
Project: "Reimagining the World from the Classroom: A Study on Experiences of Aspiration and Anticipation in a Course on Violence against Women at UNAM's Faculty of Political and Social Sciences (2020-2025)"
In 2019, a movement of organized women occupied faculties and high schools of the National Autonomous University of Mexico demanding an end to feminicide violence and the resolution of gender violence complaints accumulated in different entities. In the case of the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, one of the demands of the movement was the creation of a mandatory and transversal course about violence against women. As a result of their occupation of the faculty, they were able to design, along with a group of teachers, the content of the course “Violences against women: genealogy, actuality and struggles”. Since its institutional approval in 2020, the course has been taught first as elective and then as mandatory. Currently, all the students of the faculty must approve the course before fifth semester to be able to continue with their studies. Based on the idea that the classroom can become a space of possibility where imagination can be transformed into a tool for freedom, this study looks forward to exploring students’ and teachers’ experiences of aspiration and anticipation in the course.
Monograph
Gálvez, Francis Xavie (2023): Tejer mundo desde la colaboración musical: estudio co-creativo sobre la trayectoria de la banda femenil regional mujeres del viento florido, México: UNAM, FCPyS, Bachelor’s Degree Monograph, availabe online: https://tesiunam.dgb.unam.mx/F/KS6CJDMBVECBFDI89AGYHNYBTAVT8FJ9IVUV5RQT7RUG6CE54U-20190?func=full-set-set&set_number=002188&set_entry=000008&format=999
Chapters (selection)
Coord. Isabel Martínez Ramírez [in press] (2025), “El genocidio como horizonte metodológico. Exterminio de las condiciones mínimas de existencia de los cucapá durante la segunda mitad del siglo XX”, Isabel Martínez, Julien Machault and Francis Xavie Gálvez, in: Genocidios a debate, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, UNAM.
Articles (selection)
Gálvez, Francis Xavie; Raúl Romero (2023): “The Rebel Education of the Zapatistas”. The Funambulist. Num. 49: Schools of the Revolution. Available online: https://thefunambulist.net/magazine/schools-of-the-revolution/therebel-education-of-the-zapatistas
Coord. Márgara Millán (2024). “Hilando desde la experiencia: autoetnografías de la revuelta feminista en las universidades latinoamericanas”, Mareas feministas en las universidades latinoamericanas, num.1, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires: CLACSO, ISBN 978-987-813-756-8, available online: https://www.clacso.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/V1_Mareas-feministas_N1.pdf