UNC Latina/o Studies Program Undergraduate Symposium: LatinX Art, Public Spaces, and the Question of Value November 8, 2021 at 6PM This symposium asks us to explore how art is employed, consumed, assessed, interpreted, and felt, so all proposals that … Read more
UNC Latina/o Studies Graduate Symposium: Latinx (Im)mobilities: Identity and Belonging in the Pre-Covid-19 Era, Pandemic Times, and Possible Futures November 22nd at 6 PM For our 4th annual UNC Latina/o Studies Program graduate symposium, we are interested in … Read more
Featured Image: Louis Carlos Bernal, Albert y Lynn Morales, 1978 Join us for a Virtual Presentation & Discussion with Curator and Writer Elizabeth Ferrer On Latinx photography, invisibility, and counter-actions Wednesday, February 9th at 6PM Elizabeth Ferrer is author … Read more
Join us for a virtual presentation & discussion with Dr. Lisa Flores: The Im/Mobilities of Rhetorical Race Making March 3, 2022 @ 6PM EST Race and gender scholars have long argued that both mobility and containment are critical to the … Read more
The UNC Department of English and Comparative Literature, Latina/o Studies Program, and UndocuCarolina present: Writing Our Own: Storytelling, Immigration, and Hope in an Era of Disillusionment March 9th, 5:30PM EST on Zoom Journalist Jesús Rodríguez and UndocuCarolina's Jatzyri Perez … Read more
The UNC Latina/o Studies Program Presents: A virtual poetry reading and Q&A with poet Javier Zamora March 23rd at 6:00PM EST Javier Zamora was born in El Salvador, in 1990. His father fled El Salvador when he was a year old, … Read more
The Ancestors and Me: A Book Reading and Conversation About Belonging April 5th @ 7PM Talitha Moniz McMillion will be doing a reading of their children’s book The Ancestors and Me (not yet published) and sharing sketches drawn by … Read more
Talk Familia with your Familia Join the UNC Latina/o Studies Program and the Carolina Latinx Center for a viewing of Disney's Encanto Outside Abernethy Hall on April 13th, 2022 @ 6:00PM EST Blankets or chairs for seating are suggested … Read more
Photograph by Sebastián Freire In Collaboration with American Indian & Indigenous Studies, Join us for a virtual presentation & discussion with Joseph M. Pierce: “Naked Indians: ‘Not as Revolting as One Might Think’” September 8, 2022 @ 5PM EST Description: … Read more
Sones de México Ensemble promotes a greater appreciation of Mexican folk and traditional music and culture through innovative performance, education, and dissemination. Sones de México Ensemble educates, researches, preserves, arranges, presents, performs, and disseminates Mexican folk and traditional music and … Read more
