Women's Football in Latin America

Section 1<div>Introduction - Before Football: the beginnings of female involvement with sport in Brazil''s 19th century.</div><div><br></div><div>Section 2 - Brazilian Women''s Football.</div><div>2. Women''s Football in Brazil: Extending the Game Beyond the Sports Field.</div><div>3. The Heroine''s Journey: Brazilian Sports Media Narratives on Marta.</div><div>4. Social capital and gender in grassroots football: insights from the sport for development programs in Brazil.</div><div>5. Impacts of CONMEBOL guidelines on women''s football in Brazil: a case study of Grêmio Foot-ball Porto Alegrense and Sport Club Internacional.</div><div>6. The rise and fall of the Sereias:  beaches, football and the struggle for gender equity in Brazilian fields.</div><div>7. Female football fans in Brazil: feminist identification in the fan culture.</div><div>8. The 2019 FIFA Women''s World Cup in the Brazilian mainstream media: a content analysis.</div><div>9. From the stands to the centre of the court: Brazilian women futsal referees as change leaders.</div><div>10. Women''s indigenous ethnofootball in Brazil: social representation and mimesis.</div><div>11. Social Leverage of Military Sports in Brazil: A model of the Armed Forces approach to develop the beautiful game for women in Latin America.</div><div>12.The Team from the Heart of the Amazon: An Ethnography of Esporte.</div><div>13. Women''s Football in Brazil (1931-1941): history and representations.</div><div>14.The multiple experiences of Brazilian women playing football: from the beginning to regulation (1915-1983).</div><div><br></div><div>Section 3: Dialogues Brazil and Hispanic countries.</div><div>15.Women football in Brazil and in the US: Feminism, visibility, market and media.</div><div>16. Elite Women''s Football image in Latin America: a multi-stakeholder Instagram posts analysis of the Brazilian and Mexican cases.</div><div>17 Sobreviver jogando: Female Football Leagues of Bolivian Migrants in São Paulo, Brazil.</div><div>18.Beyond women: the coming challenges for gender footballing research in Brazil.</div>