by Joe Coyle
Joe Coyle is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Anthropology who has recently returned from Brazil after the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted his dissertation fieldwork. Joe's research focuses on "igrejas inclusivas" or LGBTQ-inclusive evangelical churches in Brazil.
As Brazil began reporting its first local transmissions of coronavirus in early March of...
- By Ian Middleton Ian Middleton (Ph.D. 2018, Musicology) is a UI grad and longtime friend of CLACS, having both TA'ed and taught LAST 170: Introduction to Latin American Studies. He now is an assistant professor of musicology at Universidad de los Andes in Colombia. haz click aqui para leer en...
By Kelsey O'Berry This piece was originally published on Recognizing Excellence a website affiliated the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library Update: Olimpismo: The Olympic Movement in the Making of Latin and the Caribbean was recently written up in the Olympic Review, which is the official publication of the International...- by Claire Branigan (Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology) Claire Branigan is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Anthropology who has spent the last year living in Argentina while conducting field research for her dissertation on the Ni Una Menos movement Argentina has taken perhaps one of the most aggressive stances against the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America. With...
Dear Colleagues, As you know, the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies has suspended public programming for the remainder of the spring semester in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and instructions from the University of Illinois administrators and state and local public health officials. Our staff is all working remotely, and their health and safety, along with that of their...
University of Illinois political science professor and Venezuelan native Damarys Canache speaks with News Bureau social sciences editor Craig Chamberlain about Venezuela's political climate. ...- CLACS is pleased to announce that we have award SGRF fellowships to 14 students from across campus. The SGRF fellowship program consists of four awards, Tinker Foundation Field Research Grants, Whitten Fellowships, Love Fellowships, and Kilby Fellowships. Matching support is provided by the Graduate College, LAS, and the Lemann Center for Brazilian Studies and awards support graduate...