Latin American and Latino Studies Institute at Fordham University

05/05/2023

Announcing a New LALS Course for Fall 2023! GLBL / LALS / LAUH ADVD / AFAM / AMST / ASHS / HIGH / HIUL / WGSS. Questions? Contact [email protected].

03/13/2023

Dear LALS Community,

Happy March! I hope you're all well. The following event is open to the public.

I am super excited to share this event at LC on Tuesday, March 3/21 @ 5:30pm to promote LALS to Fordham and the broader NYC community. We are delighted to welcome Quemuel Arroyo, Dominican American and proud New Yorker who is also, at only 33, the first-ever Chief Accessibility Officer of the MTA. Quemuel is poised to transform NYC and the world through his vision for accessibility for all. I'll be in conversation with him together with Rebecca Sanchez of Disability Studies.

Please come support LALS. Your presence matters, because visibility matters! Invite students, friends, family, and whoever is interested. You can register here or by clicking on the poster below.

11/22/2021

11/16/2021

NEW LALS Course for Spring 2022! LALS 4192-R01, Rediscovering the New World, T 2:30-5:00, Sarah Lehman

11/14/2021

NEW LALS Course for Spring 2022! LALS 4105-L01, Q***r Caribbean and its Diasporas, MW 1-2:15, Arnaldo Cruz-Malavé

11/13/2021

NEW LALS Course for Spring 2022! LALS 3951-L01, Popular Education and Social Change in the Americas, W 8:30-11:15, Stephanie Huezo-Jefferson

10/12/2020

Please join us for this talk by Alice Driver, a journalist who works on the US-Mexico border, about the story she reported on Estrella, a trans migrant from El Salvador (https://lasraraspodcast.com/episodio/el-viaje-de-estrella/). The event will be in Spanish.

Tuesday, October 20, 2020, 10:00 am (EDT)

Info on Alice Driver .
Zoom Meeting ID: 948 8999 4372 Password: 2001

10/08/2020

Creating Change Through the ARTS: "A Conversation with Thelma Golden" on 10/14 at 5PM. You must register to join following this Zoom link: https://fordham.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jR20IFiqT3aAuKCSOICruA

Thelma Golden is the Director and Chief Curator of The Studio Museum in Harlem. Founded in 1968, The Studio Museum is known for its exhibitions of contemporary art and center for innovative education. It is one of the world’s leading institutions devoted to visual art of African-American artists and artists of African descent.

10/05/2020

On behalf of the Cuba Program at ILAS/Columbia University, you are cordially invited to the webinar: "Cuba: Environmental Challenges" Webinar on October 20th

Speakers: Giselle Garcia Castro, Filmmaker
Daniel Whittle, Environmental Defense Fund

VIA ZOOM: 971 0348 7981

Please view the FB event of this event for further information, as well as the event's discussion board for more information on the speakers.

Founded in 1841, we are the Jesuit University of New York, offering exceptional education in the Jesuit tradition to approx. 15,000 students across 9 schools. We have residential campuses in the Bronx and Manhattan, a campus in West Harrison, NY, a biological field station in Armonk, NY, and a Londo...

09/28/2020

***POST UPDATED WITH ZOOM LINK***

AUTHOR OF AMERICAN POISON: HOW RACIAL HOSTILITY DESTROYED OUR PROMISE

“In the early summer of 2015, I could not imagine that immigration had the power to deliver somebody to the White House. Just 7 percent of Americans believed immigration was the nation’s most critical challenge…” (p. 1 of American Poison)

With commentary from Dr. Janis Barry, Fordham University, Economics Department

Thursday, October 29, 2020 | 11:30 am
Zoom link: https://fordham.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUqcuqhpj8pGdaB0up2wt82w7GrR1tWXE60

Eduardo Porter is currently an economics reporter for the New York Times. Formerly he served on the Times’ Editorial Board (2007 – 2012), and wrote the “Economic Scene,” a regular Times column, from 2012 to 2018.

Sponsored by: American Studies, the Latin American and Latino Studies Institute, Sociology & Anthropology, and with support from the FCLC Dean’s Course Enrichment Fund and the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer

11/01/2019

Free Workshop Event Next Tuesday, November 5th, see image!