Events
Bilingual and Spanish-speaking families engage in this recurring free evening of activities for the whole family. Each date will feature a unique activity or game, snacks, and book giveaway door prizes. In addition, Americas Award books will be…
My research focuses on the story of Sabina da Cruz, a freed African woman who denounced the Malês Revolt, an insurrection by Muslim Africans, which occurred in Bahia in January 1835. This character's trajectory allows us to reflect on sociability,…
Inauguration of the New Exhibit at the Middle American Research Institute - Ancient Rituals, Modern Ceremonies: Celebrations of Indigenous Middle America.
The Latin American Library invites you to a series of gallery talks to close out our yearlong centennial exhibition “A Distinctive Trajectory: Reshaping Histories at the Latin American Library,” celebrating one hundred years of…
Join Dr. Briana Royster for a discussion exploring Black Christian missionaries—particularly AME Church women—and global racial progress in British Guiana. Drawing from her research on Black women’s histories in the U.S. and the Caribbean during the…
The Tulane Institute on Water Resources Law and Policy is proud to host an international conference that will generate a space for stakeholders in water law and policy from across the Americas to share pressing issues and solutions regarding their…
Come practice your Spanish skills, in a friendly casual environment! All levels are welcome! Nos vemos allí!
Join the Department of Spanish and Portuguese and the Stone Center for Latin Ameircan Studies to a talk by writer, anthropologist, and editor Karina Pacheco, moderated by Fernando Rivera.
Karina Pacheco is one the most renowned Peruvian…
The Poverty Point site, located in northeast Louisiana, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in June 2014. For the uninitiated, Poverty Point is a monumental earthworks site built by hunter-fisher-gatherers some 3400 years ago. The…