Lecture on Television, Memory, and Authoritarianism in Brazil
Dr. Antonio La Pastina (Texas A&M University) will present a lecture “Remembering Brazil: Television Consumption, Autoethnography, and the Emotional Cost of an Authoritarian Regime.” Abstract:
Juan Sebastián Chamorro: Voices from the Past That Resonate in the Present
The talk centers on the Chamorro Barrios Family Papers housed at the Doris Stone Latin American Library and Research Center.
Through personal letters, newspaper editorials, prison writings, and rare archival documents, Professor Chamorro will discuss the struggles and political engagement of multiple generations of his family, whose lives became inseparable from Nicaragua’s most defining historical moments.
2026 Holt Lecture on Middle American Ethnohistory
2026 Holt Lecture on Middle American Ethnohistory
Commerce Amid Catastrophe: Consumer Goods and Mesoamerican Lives, c. 1600
Laura Matthew Marquette University
Conference of the Association of Nahuatl Scholars
This is a 3-day conference for the Association of Nahuatl Scholars. Presenters will share on a variety of topics and there will be translation workshops. The Association of Nahuatl Scholars is an interdisciplinary organization of academics, teachers, and students dedicated to the study of Classical and Modern variants of the Nahuatl language, as well as pre-Contact, colonial, and contemporary Nahua culture.
Conference of the Association of Nahuatl Scholars
This is a 3-day conference for the Association of Nahuatl Scholars. Presenters will share on a variety of topics and there will be translation workshops. The Association of Nahuatl Scholars is an interdisciplinary organization of academics, teachers, and students dedicated to the study of Classical and Modern variants of the Nahuatl language, as well as pre-Contact, colonial, and contemporary Nahua culture.