The New Green Wave seminar series places Louisiana, and the narratives of its most at-risk peoples, in a conversation with the world. We distinguish our “green wave” at Tulane by highlighting international humanities scholarship and research. We seek to bring together graduate students, community partners, and activists to support the next generation of work in a post-Dobbs Global South and to amplify historically marginalized narratives and perspectives.

The Stone Center is excited to host the Summer Field Research Symposium. Graduate Students who received grants this past summer through the Stone Center for field research, language study, or technical training will be making brief, informal presentations on their summer grant-funded experience. Join us to learn about the fascinating research and study that Latin Americanist Graduate Students across the university are undertaking. It will be a hybrid in-person/online Zoom format. 

Partners for Advancing Health Equity (P4HE Collaborative), in collaboration with the Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies, is excited to introduce a three-part virtual workshop series dedicated to amplifying voices within Latin American and Caribbean communities working on public health related issues through the lens of community engagement.

Partners for Advancing Health Equity (P4HE Collaborative), in collaboration with the Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies, is excited to introduce a three-part virtual workshop series dedicated to amplifying voices within Latin American and Caribbean communities working on public health related issues through the lens of community engagement.

Partners for Advancing Health Equity (P4HE Collaborative), in collaboration with the Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies, is excited to introduce a three-part virtual workshop series dedicated to amplifying voices within Latin American and Caribbean communities working on public health related issues through the lens of community engagement.

“Elis & Tom” is a new documentary directed by Roberto de Oliveira and Jom Tob Azulay that focuses on the 1974 music collaboration between Elis Regina and Tom Jobim that gave birth to one of the most iconic albums of Brazilian popular music. Geovane Santos, PhD candidate, will be hosting this screening, which is a unique opportunity to learn more about Brazilian Jazz.