Black Lives Matter! CLLAS Rejects Racism
CLLAS categorically rejects racism and all forms of social injustice. We at CLLAS condemn the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and that of many other African-American brothers and sisters…
Graduate Research Colloquium: Politics and Justice in the Caribbean and Central America
CLLAS grad student grantees will share their research finding and hold Q & A. “Recalling Runaways: Studies of Slavery and Absenteeism in Cuba.” Aziza Baker, History. “Costa Rica 1994-98 –…
Latino Roots Celebration
This Latino Roots Celebration will mark the fifth time UO students from Latino Roots classes (Anthro/SOJC) present their ethnographic documentaries to peers, faculty, staff, and community members. Zoom details will…
Remote Research: Sharing Ideas for Domestic and International Research During the Pandemic
CLLAS will host a conversation to share ideas and resources about domestic and international research in these trying times. Professors Erin Beck (Political Science), Audrey Lucero (College of Education), and…
Latino Roots Class Makes Documentaries through Remote Teaching
“Rich and crazy” is how Sergio B. Sanchez describes the street art he observed growing up in his Chicano community of Santa Ana, California. Sanchez is now a University of…