LACIS – Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies Program

Migration Webinar Series: Latin America and the U.S.

Millions of people every year are forcibly displaced from their homes. Because of the extent of the phenomenon throughout the Americas today, migration is seen by politicians and lawmakers as a problem that needs regulation and control. This symposium examines human stories of displacement and the histories, relationships, and interests underlying the politicization of migration…

LACIS Announces its Fall Lunchtime Lecture Series!

This fall we features a fascinating and varied list of presentations featuring documentary film, discussions on human rights, and indigeneity, politics, global health, and more. All of these events will be virtual and we are requesting that interested individuals preregister to participate.

Mapping LACIS Research

From the environment to indigeneity to migration, LACIS affiliates are engaged in a broad range of research around Latin America, the Caribbean, and Iberia. LACIS Faculty Director Kata Beilin maps some of the LACIS affiliates' current research by themes and regions. Read "Mapping LACIS Research" for more information.

Please join us! Fall 2020 Migration Webinar Series: Latin America and the U.S.

This symposium examines human stories of displacement and the histories, relationships, and interests underlying the politicization of migration in the Americas.

Advanced Registration is Required.