**REGISTRATION REQUIRED: COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW TO REGISTER** The UNC Latina/o Studies Program presents “A Reading and Conversation: Eduardo C. Corral” on Friday, April 16th at 4pm EST. Local poet and educator Eduardo C. Corral will read from his recent works, Guillotine (2020) and Slow Lightning (2012), … Read more
**REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Register using the form at the bottom of this page** Join the UNC Latina/o Studies program as we host playwright Virginia Grise. Grise has written and directed several plays, including The Panza Monologues and blu. She will discuss … Read more
**REGISTRATION REQUIRED: COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW TO REGISTER** Join us for a reading with Yesenia Montilla, Afro-Latina poet & a daughter of immigrants. She will be reading poems from her debut collection The Pink Box as well as her upcoming collection Muse Found in a … Read more
**REGISTRATION REQUIRED: to attend, please fill out the form below** How can indigenous epistemologies inform approaches to environmental concerns? What are the relationships between art, ecology, perception and experience? Join the Latina/o Studies Program as we work through some of … Read more
Join us in celebrating 22 Years of Culture and Exploration at UNC Chapel Hill! The UNC Latina/o Studies Program is the first and oldest of its kind in the Southeast, initiated in 1999 through courses and a speaker series, then … Read more
“Migrating Beyond the Borders of Environmentalism and Environmental Justice” Lecture and Q&A with Dr. Carlos Alonso Nugent October 29, 6PM EST Join us for a virtual visit from Dr. Carlos Alonso Nugent, who will present a lecture titled “Migrating Beyond … Read more
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
