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.
Read MoreI wrote this a little while back, but at this rate, I may be re-posting the article annually. It’s hard to believe because researchers have known for decades a border wall with Mexico will not keep people out. If anything, our current system of border security tends to keep people in . This article published in Chatham County Line explains the unexpected consequences of building a wall. Be sure to check out the Spanish language version courtesy of Luis Melodelgado's skillful translation!
Read More1 course, 3 weeks, 3 credits. What causes Latin American citizens to emigrate to the United States without a visa? How do people undertake the journey? And what does all this mean for North Carolina communities? This class is scheduled to accommodate working students. Special consideration given to public servants and advocates working with Latino communities or thinking of doing so.
Read MorePhotos from the election in Calakmul, Campeche. I joined the Red Universitaria y Ciudadana por la Democracia that fielded more than 300 electoral observers throughout the country, one of the largest delegations in this year's election. Mil gracias al personal de IEEC en Xpujil quienes siempre me atendieron con cortesía y respeto.
Read MoreThis op-ed appeared in The News and Observer, the paper of record for North Carolina's state capital in Raleigh.
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