The “LACIS Holofote (oh-lo-fo-chee),” or LACIS spotlight (holofote=spotlight in Portuguese), is a new blog series we are trying out. We will select a current or recently graduated LACIS student and train the spotlight, so...
Read More →Molly Reddy graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2010, majoring in Nonprofit & Community Leadership and LACIS. Soon after graduation, Reddy truly put her education received at UW to the test by...
Read More →“Can you give us a brief description of your background and your work is Costa Rica?” I’m Diego Mora, from San José, Costa Rica. As a social psychologist, I worked in the application and...
Read More →Chilean Students Association (CSA) In the globalized world in which we live today, chances are you already know a Chilean. Here in Madison we meet a few new Chileans every year, and it...
Read More →Jackson Foote is a Ph.D. student in mass communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He studies the relationship between social movements and the media in the Americas. Jackson Foote recently returned from a...
Read More →LACIS would like to congratulate our 2011 Tinker Visiting Professor Germán Palacio of the Universidad Nacional de Colombia-Sede Amazonia on the recent publication of his article in the Oxford Journal in Environment History. The article...
Read More →In tandem with the Latino Law Student Association of the UW-Madison Law School, Kathryn Finley–president of the LLSA, third year law student, LACIS graduate and current candidate in LACIS’ MA law degree program–spearheaded an...
Read More →Professor Ksenija Bilbija and student Gabrielle Korb received a Hilldale Award (a competitive faculty/student research grant) for their project, “The Resurrection of a Cause: Sarita Cartonera’s Battle Against Economic Partiality with Cardboard.” Bilbija...
Read More →This past March, LACIS welcomed graffiti artist and women’s activist, Panmela Castro to Madison. During her visit, she engaged in a series of interactive workshops with youth at Lodi High School and the Goodman...
Read More →Professor José Pablo Prado Córdova was the Spring 2012 Tinker Fellow coordinated by the LACIS program. He is an agronomist by training with a Masters of Science (MSc) in Environmental Sustainability from the...
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