Banner photo credit: Luis Melodelgado
This Spring: 6 months of field research to explore how rural Mexicans imagine ‘the good life.’ Thank you to the Fulbright- García Robles program for their support of the project!
This two-part podcast looks at the challenges faced by El Salvador’s farmers in the midst of today’s climate change. Recorded with the very excellent Dr. Angel Cruz. Part 1 can be found here. Part 2 is located here.
Given to NCSU’s chapter of the International Society for Tropical Foresters, this YouTube talk considers how gender affects women and men’s experiences in field work and their academic institutions. The take away? Women typically navigate two different sets of patriarchal arrangements.
Pamela Fuentes as Pace University asked great questions in this interview. The New Books Network is my own, personal shortcut to keeping up with interesting new books. I was thrilled to part of their roster.
“It's unfortunate and we're better than that because it isn't people that are making us sick, it's a virus. It isn't people who are ruining our economy, it's a virus.”
A new blog post with NCSU’s Genetic Engineering and Society Center.
“We can recall and anticipate that there are other ceremonies yet to come: homecomings, reunions, memorial services. These rituals remind us of our connections and make us resilient because of them. “
The Mexico Centered podcast is a great resource for anyone interested in current events in Mexico. I was thrilled to be on the show to talk about Marriage after Migration.
