Afro-Ecuadorian author Yuliana Ortiz Ruano will have a conversation with WFU students and faculty on the role of music and sound in the political, economic, and personal crises we endure, and art as a tool for understanding the relationship between politics, race, and emotion. The […]
Please save the date for the upcoming screening of four films as part of the Resistencia Film Festival in Winston-Salem. This first-of-its-kind event celebrates the creativity of Latin American filmmakers, artists, and actors, while showcasing the richness of their cultures. The festival was created as […]
To kick off Hispanic Heritage Month, OLAS (Organization of Latin American Students) is hosting a lively mercado-themed event inspired by the colorful markets of Latin America! Stop by our booth for fun games, a chance to win beautiful Guatemalan textiles, and some tasty arroz con […]
Fr. Gustavo Gutierrez, regarded as the father of liberation theology, passed away on October 22. His work inspired the Catholic Church and Latin American society in general to take bolder actions for greater solidarity and justice. To honor his legacy within the Church, academia, and […]
Presented By: Dr. Ana Hontanilla Professor of Spanish in the Department of Languages, Literatures & Cultures at UNC Greensboro. One of her areas of research and teaching interests focuses on the Black Atlantic in 18th- and 19th century Spain, Santo Domingo, and Cuba.Her scholarly work […]
The Humanities Institute, Latin American and Latino Studies Program, Department of Spanish, Environment and Sustainability Program, and Intercultural Center present a film screening and conversation with Spanish film director Alejandro Garcés.
Dr. Ari Caramanica, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Vanderbilt University, will give a lecture on “Water Harvesters of the Pampa de Mocan: Resiliency on the Ancient North Coast, Peru.” This free public event is sponsored by the Department of Anthropology, Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies, Latin […]