Mónica Sánchez Hernández
Mónica Sánchez Hernández
Social Policy
University of Bristol
September 2021
Fatherhood, Breadwinning, and Search for Respect: The Mandates of Manhood within and without prison
I am an Indigenous-rooted, working-class woman from the Global South/Global Majority. I am currently completing a PhD in Social Policy at the University of Bristol. With the support of various…
I am an Indigenous-rooted, working-class woman from the Global South/Global Majority. I am currently completing a PhD in Social Policy at the University of Bristol. With the support of various grants-sponsors, I have studied at universities in Brazil, Belgium, Mexico, and France. My work experience has centered on education programmes for incarcerated men in Mexico City.
My present research examines understandings of manhood within and without prison of those accused of Intimate Partner Violence using art-based methods and decolonising methodologies in Oaxaca, Mexico.
My interests include anti, decolonial and communitarian feminism, anti-punitivism, restorative justice, manhood studies and decolonial praxis.
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