Doctorante, EHESS
Anthropologie
Études de genre
Droits de l’homme
Migrations
Alesandra Tatić is a visual anthropologist based between France and Spain. Combining observational and creative documentary approaches have led her to a series of visual projects in the Balkans and the Mediterranean. She focuses on innovative ways of expressing contemporary issues through digital visuals and contributing to women’s global struggle.
Alesandra Tatic est anthropologue visuelle basée sur la relation Marseille-Barcelone. Son travail est caractérisé par la combinaison de la recherche universitaire et des œuvres audio-visuelles de formats différents. Son terrain est principalement en ex-Yougoslavie, en Hongrie et en France, avec les circulations humaines et transformations de l’espace urbain en tant que thématiques conductrices. Elle vise à utiliser les moyens novateurs d’expression numérique pour donner une voix aux femmes en migration.
Doctorat
Doctorante en anthropologie, depuis 2018, sous la direction de Boris Petric (CNE/CNRS) et Delphine Mercier (LEST/CNRS).
Title of the Ph.D. research
Migrant feminists unionized in Barcelona, Spain – An ethnography of housework and care
Migrantes en lutte dans le travail domestique et de soins. Une ethnographie du syndicalisme à Barcelone, Espagne
Abstract
My Ph.D. research is based on working with and for house workers and caregivers unionized in Sindihogar, Barcelona. The union´s lines of work join under housework and care-giving as overarching systems of oppression for women. Members of the union, the Sindis, are protagonists of striking diversity. It is a community of women who have fought military regimes, confronted religious and civil laws, have led socialist parties, and walked across deserts. Their experiences have reached a point where mutual support among women is welcome and necessary as most still struggle to regularize their stay as migrants. By adopting an activist role within the union, my fieldwork has been strongly grounded in ethnographic participant observation. My work follows the power-structure evolution and tensions that arose since COVID-19 unexpectedly grew this feminist community.
Publications et communications
Articles dans une revue
- Manuela Fernández Bocco, Alesandra Tatić. Modelo organizativo de impacto social positivo. La sindicalización feminista como forma de resistencia. Nuevo mundo Mundos Nuevos, 2023, Colloques. Desde los márgenes latinoamericanos: Producciones, imaginarios y resistencias del siglo XVI hasta la actualidad, n.p. ⟨10.4000/nuevomundo.91474⟩. ⟨hal-04011298⟩
- Eluned Zoe Aiano, Greta Rauleac, Alesandra Tatić. Time in the Afterlife: I Have A Song To Sing You : A Visual Ethnography of a Retired Clairvoyant. Suomen Antropologi, Journal of the Finnish Anthropological Society, 2020, Forum: Capturing Time, 44 (3-4), pp.63-66. ⟨10.30676/jfas.v44i3-4.90724⟩. ⟨hal-03477102⟩
Communications dans un congrès
- Alesandra Tatić. Spain's First Independent Feminist Union: Charismatic Rule among Migrant Houseworkers and Caregivers. ESA Conference 2021 - Sociological Knowledges for Alternative Futures, European Sociological Association: RS04 - Institutional Ethnography, Aug 2021, Barcelona, Spain. ⟨hal-03477142⟩
Article de blog scientifique
- Ève Bureau-Point, Melissa Blanchard, Suzanne de Cheveigné, Mylène Hernandez, Philippe Hert, et al.. Une année d’échanges sur la pandémie de COVID19 au Centre Norbert Elias (mars 2020-mars 2021). 2021. ⟨hal-03306864⟩
Documents récupérés de l'archive ouverte HAL 
Projet collectif
Wild Pear/Divlja Kruška
An arts organisation centred on visual and media projects inspired by anthropological research in the Balkans and Southern Europe.
Site web : www.wildpeararts.com
Formation
2016-2017 Université d’Europe Centrale (CEU), Budapest
Master en anthropologie culturelle et sociologie (mention très bien)
Affective Migration : Smartphones as Memory Repositories of the Balkan Route
CEU Bourse d’Excellence
2011-2014, Université Paris V Descartes, Paris Cité Sorbonne
Licence en Sociologie et ethnologie