Graduate Research Colloquium: Politics and Justice in the Caribbean and Central America
| May 26, 2020 | ||
| 12:00 pm | to | 2:00 pm |
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 – story of a political collapse.” Alberto Lioy, Political Science.
“Fue el Estado!”: Justice for the Guatemalan 56 Girls and Embodying Emotional Geographies.” Carla Osorio Veliz, Geography.
This research was supported by CLLAS and the Tinker Foundation
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