Stalled at the Border
[Please welcome Aleshia Barajas to the RITM blog. This post marks the fourth in a series of posts by Aleshia… read more
Love in Times of Borders
[Please welcome Aleshia Barajas to the RITM blog. This post marks the third in a series of posts by Aleshia… read more
This Border Life: Crossing Stories from the Exceptional to the Ordinary
[Please welcome Aleshia Barajas to the RITM blog. This post marks the second in a series of posts by Aleshia… read more
Fieldwork and Everyday Life at the U.S.-Mexico Border
[Please welcome Aleshia Barajas to the RITM blog. This post marks the beginning of a series of posts by Aleshia… read more
ER&M Fall Semester courses
The Program in Ethnicity, Race, and Migration (ER&M), the Center’s undergraduate program, is offering a wide-range of listed and cross-listed… read more
Into the Archives of Tourism: Mexican Beaches and the Challenges of Contemporary History
Written by Carlos R. Hernández Sweating profusely from the tropical climate, I entered Prof. Sergio Quezada’s airconditioned office at the Universidad… read more
Notes on Research in the Dominican Republic
Written by Pedro A. Regalado
Pedro A. Regalado visits the Presidential Papers at the General Archive of the Nation in the Dominican Republic and details the proliferation of American capitalism.
Conversations in Race, Indigeneity and Transnational Migration Episode #3 Albert Laguna
“I felt like something was missing, because I come from a community, probably over 90% Latinx community, in Union City,… read more
Building Cohort, Community and Climate: Vicki L. Ruiz Explores Diversity in the Academy
Written by Nicholas Forster
Professor Vicki L. Ruiz visited Yale to discuss diversity the academy all the while asking: what are the political possibilities available to scholars?
Highlights from the 2nd Annual Ethnic Studies Colloquium
Written by Haylee Kushi
An account and analysis of the 2nd annual undergraduate ethnic studies colloquium at Yale.