Latinx Talk

“The Chicano Voice is Shouting to be Heard!”: The University of Minnesota’s 1971 Midwest Higher Education Institute

September 3, 2024Carla Gonzalez

In 1969, Chicano[i] students at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (UM-Twin Cities) organized a student group called Latin Liberation Front (LLF) to advocate for an

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Interview with Felipe Hinojosa, Author of Apostles of Change (University of Texas Press)

June 19, 2024Felipe Hinojosa and Theresa Delgadillo

Apostles of Change: Latino Radical Politics, Church Occupations, and the Fight to Save the Barrio by Felipe Hinojosa (University of Texas Press, 2022) Theresa Delgadillo:

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Organizing and Belonging Here and There

June 5, 2024Perla M. Guerrero, Gretel H. Vera Rosas, Esmeralda Flores and Leni Alvarez

The final installment in the May-June 2024 series on Deportation and Coerced Return in the Americas is a video conversation with Professor Perla M. Guerrero,

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“Some people ain’t got no choice”: Transborder Family Survival Against the Deportation Machine

May 29, 2024Kiara Padilla

Cause man, like I said, any place is a lot better than where I was. If you are here [Tijuana], you are out here

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Repatriating Veterans

May 22, 2024Alfredo González

Introduction Soon after his honorable discharge from the U.S. Army in 2001, Hector Barajas-Varela had trouble reintegrating into civilian life and found himself serving over

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Non-contact: Family Separations, Accumulating Loss, and the Art of the Daughters Who Remain

May 15, 2024Kristen A. Kolenz and Amilcar Valencia

On most days, the non-citizens held inside Stewart Detention Center (SDC) outnumber the free population in Lumpkin, Georgia.[1] CoreCivic, the incarceration corporation that owns and

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Nothing Has Been Given: Reflections on Parenthood and Deportation, Part Two

May 8, 2024Perla M. Guerrero and Gretel H. Vera Rosas

Other fatherhoods, alternative masculinities, and deportation Though there is a substantial amount of literature about the emotional and economic aspects of transnational motherhood, much less

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Nothing Has Been Given: Reflections on Parenthood and Deportation, Part One

May 1, 2024Perla M. Guerrero and Gretel H. Vera Rosas

Writing about undocumented immigrants who were deported or forced to return to Mexico has been emotionally challenging in ways that have been surprising. We belong

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“The Chicano Voice is Shouting to be Heard!”: The University of Minnesota’s 1971 Midwest Higher Education Institute

Interview with Felipe Hinojosa, Author of Apostles of Change (University of Texas Press)

Organizing and Belonging Here and There

“Some people ain’t got no choice”: Transborder Family Survival Against the Deportation Machine

Repatriating Veterans

Non-contact: Family Separations, Accumulating Loss, and the Art of the Daughters Who Remain

Nothing Has Been Given: Reflections on Parenthood and Deportation, Part Two

Nothing Has Been Given: Reflections on Parenthood and Deportation, Part One

Deportation and Coerced Return

Organizing and Belonging Here and There

“Some people ain’t got no choice”: Transborder Family Survival Against the Deportation Machine

Repatriating Veterans

Non-contact: Family Separations, Accumulating Loss, and the Art of the Daughters Who Remain

COVID-19

Covid 19, Latinx Culture and Technology: Opportunities for Culturally Responsive Research

Vulnerable Bodies: Domestic Violence in the Hispanic/Latinx Community During a Pandemic

Documenting Latinx Communities: Podcasting and Oral History in the Time of COVID-19

Transitioning U.S. Latinx Students to an Online Environment for Displaced Study Abroad Students

Research in Brief

Organizing and Belonging Here and There

“Some people ain’t got no choice”: Transborder Family Survival Against the Deportation Machine

Repatriating Veterans

Informed Commentary

The Voices of “La Brega: Stories of the Puerto Rican Experience”

Covid 19, Latinx Culture and Technology: Opportunities for Culturally Responsive Research

Vulnerable Bodies: Domestic Violence in the Hispanic/Latinx Community During a Pandemic

On the Ground

Organizing on the Ground for BLM: A Gay Mixed Black and Mexican Perspective

Dear Latines: Your Antiblackness Will Not Save You

Documenting Latinx Communities: Podcasting and Oral History in the Time of COVID-19

Transitioning U.S. Latinx Students to an Online Environment for Displaced Study Abroad Students

In Academia

What Roberto Meant To Us

Essential Latinx Educators: Teaching in a Time of Pandemic

New Editorial and Advisory Board Members