Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 p.m.
We will be offering lectures both live (206 Ingraham Hall) and virtual (via Zoom) this fall. If you miss a lecture, you will be able to view many of them later on our programming archive page HERE.
Please see the details for each event, and if a lecture is scheduled to be given by Zoom, please pre-register for the link.
SEPTEMBER 17: “Puerto Rico: Interrogating the Idea of the Nation and the Politics of Memory”* Presented by Dr. Jorell Melendez Badillo | VIRTUAL ONLY | Co-sponsored by the Chican@ and Latin@ Studies Program | MORE INFORMATION
*Please note: This lecture will not be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel.
SEPTEMBER 24: “Communities without a State: An Archaeology of Everyday Life after Teotihuacan’s Decline in Central Mexico”* Presented by Dr. Sarah Clayton | 206 Ingraham Hall and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
*Please note: This lecture will not be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel.
OCTOBER 1: “Children’s right to participate. Experiences in communities and with migrant populations in Mexico” Presented by Maria Morfin | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
OCTOBER 8: “Media, Politics, and Emergency Communication in Puerto Rico” Presented by Dr. Federico Subervi-Vélez | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
OCTOBER 15: “Facial-bone Masks in Peruvian Mythohistory and their Reappearance in Museums” | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | Presented by Dr. Frank Salomon | MORE INFORMATION
OCTOBER 22: “Geographies of Relation” Presented by Dr. Theresa Delgadillo | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
OCTOBER 29: “Educación Intercultural Bilingüe in the Galapagos Islands” Presented by Dr. Diego Roman | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
NOVEMBER 5: Tinker-Nave Summer Field Research Panel #1 (Tanairi Diaz-Lopez, Fernanda M. Hernandez Betanzos, Mariana Sarkis Olson) | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
NOVEMBER 12: Tinker-Nave Summer Field Research Panel #2 (Alec Armon, Christian Fidel Revilla Arizaca, and Jacob Sorrells) | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
NOVEMBER 19: “Nuestro Trabajo Es Vida: Struggles at the Intersection of Productive and Reproductive Labor Among Migrant Latinas in the Pacific Northwest” | Presented by Lola Loustaunau| 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION
*PLEASE NOTE: This lecture will begin at 11:45 and conclude by 12:45.
DECEMBER 3: “Perspectives on COP30 and the Role of Amazonian Governance in Brazil” | Presented by Tinker Visiting Professor of Anthropology, Fabio Feldmann | 206 Ingraham and via Zoom | MORE INFORMATION | ZOOM REGISTRATION
DECEMBER 10: TBA | Dr. Alberto Vargas