Migrant Memories of Guatemalan Maya Women in Oregon: Community and Identity Building in a New Territory
By Liesl Cohn De León, 2024 CLLAS Graduate Grantee PhD Student in Anthropology Since the 1980s, the Guatemalan Maya have […]
Black Mexico: Music, Dance, and the Construction of Afrodescendencia in Costa Chica
By Abraham Landa, 2024 CLLAS Graduate GranteePhD Student in Musicology (specialization in Ethnomusicology) Thanks to the support of CLLAS, I
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Encoding and Decoding Story, Place, and Self: Towards Situated Environmental Journalism in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
Thursday, October 23 | 🕐 10am-11am | 📍 Virtual: Click here to join via Zoom Presented by: Beatriz Sprada Mira, Communication
Reclaiming Mexican Foodways: Salma Valadez Márquez on Mole, Cookbooks, and Decolonizing Culinary Narratives
In Spring 2025, PhD candidate Salma Valadez Marquez (Romance Languages, Folklore) shared an eye-opening look into the power of food
Reframing Chicana Feminist History: Dr. Yvette Saavedra on Lesbi-Queer Genealogy
At a recent presentation, Dr. Yvette Saavedra, Associate Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of
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Faculty Research Spotlight: Archiving Memory, Migration, and Justice
On January 22, the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies hosted a special event celebrating the preview of the
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