2008 Grant Recipients

Graduate Student Projects

• Sarah Cribbs, Department of Sociology:  Immigration and Health Care

• Jamie Pena, Department of Linguistics:  Documentation of Huambisa and Aguaruna, two languages of the Peruvian Amazon

• Grant Silva, Department of Philosophy:  (Political) Being and Authenticity: The Philosophy of Race and the Possible Foundations for a “Hispanic Citizenship?

Faculty / Student / Community Collaborative Projects

• Carrie Ann Tracy, the Northwest Federation of Community Organizations; Irmary Reyes-Santos and Daniel Martinez HoSang, Professors in the Department of Ethnic Studies: Video Project to Educate the General Public on Racism and Immigration Policy in the 2008 Election Debate
• Research team:  Lynn Stephen, Alina Padilla Miller, Jesse Nichols, Magali Morales, Gabriela Martinez:  Making Rights a Reality: The Oaxaca Social Movement 2006 – present, website and book project  Making Rights a Reality website  (jointly funded by CSWS and CLLAS)
• Research team:  Lynn Stephen (Anthropology, Ethnic Studies, CSWS / CLLAS), Gabriel Martinez (Journalism and Communication), Patricia Cortez (Amigos Multicultural Services, Juventud FACETA), Guadalupe Quinn (CAUSA), Mauricio Magana (Anthropology), Sonia Cruz (Journalism and Communication), Kate Williams (Anthropology), Lukacs Nguyen (Anthropology), and Magali Morales (independent translator).  Latino Roots in Lane County (jointly funded by CSWS and CLLAS)