LAII Events

Each year, the LAII sponsors and/or hosts interdisciplinary presentations, panels, colloquia, and conferences relating to Latin American and Iberian Studies. The LAII often collaborates with other UNM departments to attract speakers from across UNM disciplines and from national and international institutions. When possible, the LAII records speakers' presentations and makes this archive available publicly. Please browse recent presentation recordings below.

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“The hummingbird is attached to the flower”: Conceptualizations of Space in the Amazon

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
The Refugee Crisis in Latin America: Perspectives from UNHCR Offices on the Frontline

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Trans-American Detritus: A Study in Trans-Femicide

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Trans en las Américas Journal Launch

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Traversing the ‘Land of Enchantment’: Space, Time, and Movement at US Heritage Sites

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Visualizing Physical and Spiritual Landscapes: A Seventeenth-Century Nun in the Spanish World

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Working in DC: From Internship to Chief of Staff and Beyond

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Working in the International Arena Both Domestically and Abroad

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2021
Horses and Humans in the Americas: Archaeology and Indigenous Horse Use from the North American West to Argentina

Juan Bautista Belardi, Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia Austral, Argentina; Emily Lena Jones, University of New Mexico; and William Taylor, University of Colorado Museum of Natural History in Boulder

10/22/2020
Diálogos con Elena Garro: Entrevistas y otros textos

Patricia Rosas Lopátegui, University of New Mexico; Estela Leñero Franco, Este Lado del Teatro; and Gerardo Bustamante Bermúdez

10/14/2020
Discussion with fronteristxs collective: Ongoing collaborative work in the abolition movement

Bernadine Hernández, University of New Mexico and hazel batrezchavez

10/08/2020
Writing, Researching and Reading Bilingual, Regional Children's Literature

Anna M. Nogar PhD, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of New Mexico

09/25/2020
Researching Paraguayan Guarani: The Minoritized Language of the Majority

Josefina Bittar PhD Candidate, Department of Linguistics, University of New Mexico

09/08/2020
Musicology Colloquium Series: Arab Musicking on the US Mexico Border

Andrea Shaheen Espinosa, The University of Texas El Paso

03/12/2020
A Class that Does (not) Matter: Rethinking Cold War Latin America from the Middle

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
A Constructionist Approach to Verbal Borrowing: The Case of Paraguayan Guarani

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Archaeology and Indigenous Horse Use from the North American West to Argentina

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Bolivia’s “New” Resource & Role in the Creation of the Plurinational State/Revolutionary Politics

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Café y Conversaciones - “Sold out”: Machado de Assis On Race

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Colombia's Cold War: The Pursuit of Economic Development and the Emergence of Drug Trafficking

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Diálogos con Elena Garro: Entrevistas y otros textos

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Discussion with fronteristxs collective: Ongoing collaborative work in the abolition movement

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Female Crossing and Urban Mobility in Latin American Literature

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Hand of the Potter, Hand of the State: Craft Production and Control in Tawantinsuyu

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020
Researching Paraguayan Guarani: The Minoritized Language of the Majority

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2020

LAII Events

“The hummingbird is attached to the flower”: Conceptualizations of Space in the Amazon

The Refugee Crisis in Latin America: Perspectives from UNHCR Offices on the Frontline

Trans-American Detritus: A Study in Trans-Femicide

Trans en las Américas Journal Launch

Traversing the ‘Land of Enchantment’: Space, Time, and Movement at US Heritage Sites

Visualizing Physical and Spiritual Landscapes: A Seventeenth-Century Nun in the Spanish World

Working in DC: From Internship to Chief of Staff and Beyond

Working in the International Arena Both Domestically and Abroad

Horses and Humans in the Americas: Archaeology and Indigenous Horse Use from the North American West to Argentina

Diálogos con Elena Garro: Entrevistas y otros textos

Discussion with fronteristxs collective: Ongoing collaborative work in the abolition movement

Writing, Researching and Reading Bilingual, Regional Children's Literature

Researching Paraguayan Guarani: The Minoritized Language of the Majority

Musicology Colloquium Series: Arab Musicking on the US Mexico Border

A Class that Does (not) Matter: Rethinking Cold War Latin America from the Middle

A Constructionist Approach to Verbal Borrowing: The Case of Paraguayan Guarani

Archaeology and Indigenous Horse Use from the North American West to Argentina

Bolivia’s “New” Resource & Role in the Creation of the Plurinational State/Revolutionary Politics

Café y Conversaciones - “Sold out”: Machado de Assis On Race

Colombia's Cold War: The Pursuit of Economic Development and the Emergence of Drug Trafficking

Diálogos con Elena Garro: Entrevistas y otros textos

Discussion with fronteristxs collective: Ongoing collaborative work in the abolition movement

Female Crossing and Urban Mobility in Latin American Literature

Hand of the Potter, Hand of the State: Craft Production and Control in Tawantinsuyu

Researching Paraguayan Guarani: The Minoritized Language of the Majority

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