Marino Miranda Noriega
VIRTUAL @ 12:30 pm
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Past Events
Latine Heritage Month Keynote: “An Evening with Vanessa Gonzalez”
Vanessa Gonzalez
Play Circle Theater, Memorial Union @ 6:30 pm
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CANCELED – “Media, Politics, and Emergency Communication in Puerto Rico”
Presented by Federico Subervi-Vélez, LACIS Honorary Fellow
206 Ingraham Hall | Virtual @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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*Please note: We plan to reschedule this talk and will provide details as soon as it is confirmed.* About the presentation: The presentation will offer an overview of the recently published book Comunicación Política en …
“Challenges and opportunities for the Ich Kool as a member of the GIAHS”
Dr. Francisco Rosado May
VIRTUAL | Zoom @ 2:30 pm
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As part of the “Maya Living Legacy Series”… About the presentation: Challenges and opportunities for the Ich Kool (Milpa Maya), as a member of the GIAHS (Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems) The inclusion of the …
“Children’s right to participate. Experiences in communities and with migrant populations in Mexico”
Maria Morfin
206 Ingraham Hall | Virtual @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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About the presentation: Over the years, the civil organization La Jugarreta has created a model that is based on the right of children and adolescents to participate. I will provide information on participation processes with …
Peace Corps and Fulbright in Latin America
Alumni from Peace Corps and Fulbright
206 Ingraham Hall @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
*Please note: Snacks and beverages will be served!*
“Harvest Festival”
Allen Centennial Gardens, 620 Babcock Drive @ 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Please note: The food truck will be featuring a recipe selected by LACIS Faculty Affiliate, Claudia Irene Calderon!
“Latinx Art and Protest”
Part of the Latinx Studies in the Midwest and Beyond Speaker Series
@ 6:00 pm
https://chicla.wisc.edu/latinx-studies-in-midwest/
“Communities without a State: An Archaeology of Everyday Life after Teotihuacan’s Decline in Central Mexico”
Dr. Sarah Clayton
206 Ingraham Hall | Virtual @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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About the presentation: Around the turn of the first millennium CE, Teotihuacan emerged in central Mexico as the first centralized state to politically dominate the surrounding region. It prospered until the 500s CE, when its …
“Is Green Citizenship Taking Root in Latin American Education?”
220 Teacher Education Building @ 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm
About the presentation: This talk presents an in-depth analysis of the inclusion of Green Citizenship in the curriculum of Latin American and Caribbean countries, based on a comprehensive research project structured in three phases. The …