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MACLAS
MIDDLE ATLANTIC COUNCIL OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
2021 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
LIFE, STRUGGLE, AND EXPRESSION IN UNCERTAIN
TIMES
Friday, March 19th, 2021 — Saturday, March 20th, 2021
Hosted by the College of New Jersey
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Table of Contents
Welcome Message ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 3
Untitled, 1982. Jean-Michel Basquiat ...………………………………………………………………… 4
Conference Overview …………………………………………………………………………………………… 5
Special Events ………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 6
Panel Presentations ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 7-14
Zoom Invitations ………………………………………………………………………………………...……….. 15-20
Participant Index …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21-22
Marlas ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 23
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Welcome
Welcome to the MACLAS 2021 conference!
The conference theme Life, Struggle, and Expression in Uncertain Times encapsulates not only our
current global experience, but also the historical, social and political experiences of many groups of
people throughout Latin America. Uncertain times are times of challenge and struggle, but also times of
opportunity and creativity. Your participation in MACLAS 2021, and the wide range of topics represented,
are a reflection of your engagement during these difficult times.
This conference is the result of many hours of work dedicated by many MACLAS members. I want to
especially recognize the contributions of Michael Schroeder, Brian Potter, Melixa Abad-Izquierdo,
Gonzalo Aguiar Malosetti and Michaela Gormish. This is also the culmination of a year of activities by our
various committees. Many thanks to all our committee chairs and committee members. Finally, thanks to
the members of the executive committee for their work and support during the last year and in
preparation for the conference.
In addition to all the engaging panels and presentations, I want to call your attention to three special
events. Dr. John Stolle-McAllister will deliver the keynote presentation on Intercultural Lessons: Thinking
about Social, Institutional, and Ecological Change on Saturday at 2:00 pm. On Friday at 5:20 pm tune in to
watch a live theatrical performance from Medellín by Arlequin y los Juglares. Finally, don’t miss our
annual business meeting on Saturday at 1:30 pm, when award winners will be announced. This is also an
opportunity to learn about the multiple ways in which you can get involved with MACLAS. All student
presenters are encouraged to apply for the best graduate and undergraduate student paper award. Visit
www.maclas.org for submission instructions.
Enjoy the 2021 MACLAS conference and hope to see you next year!
León Arredondo
MACLAS President 2020-2021
PAGE 4 Untitled, 1982. Jean-Michel Basquiat (Image used under Creative Commons License for non-commercial purposes) Jean-Michel Basquiat (December 22, 1960 – August 12, 1988) was an American artist of Haitian and Puerto Rican descent. Exploring contrasts between wealth and poverty, integration and segregation, and inner and outer experience, Basquiat’s work constitutes a reflection on the uncertainty produced by power structures, racism and colonialism.
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Conference Overview
Friday, March 19th, 2021
1:10 PM - 1:25 PM ……………………………………. Welcoming Remarks
1:30 PM - 3:15 PM ………………………………….. Session I
Panels 1, 2, 3
3:30 PM - 5:15 PM …………………………………… Session II
Panels 4, 5, 6,
5:20 PM - 6:20 PM …………………………………… Live Performance
Saturday, March 20th, 2021
8:15 AM - 9:15 AM …………………………………… Executive Committee Meeting
9:20 AM - 10:55 AM …………………………………. Session III
Panels 7, 8, 9
11:00 AM - 12:45 PM ………………………………. Session IV
Panels 10, 11, 12, 13
12:45 PM - 1:30 PM ……………….…………………. Lunch
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM …….………………..……………. Annual Business Meeting
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM …………………………………….. keynote Speaker
3:00 PM - 4:45 PM ………………………………….… Session V
Panels 14, 15, 16PAGE 6
Special Events
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Saturday March 20, 2:00-2:45pm
Dr. John Stolle-McAllister
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Intercultural Lessons: Thinking about Social, Institutional, and Ecological
Change
Dr. John Stolle-McAllister was the winner of the 2020 Arthur P. Whitaker Prize for his book Intercultural
Interventions: Politics, Community, and Environment in the Otavalo Valley (2020). He is also the author of
Mexican Social Movements and the Transition to Democracy (2006) and numerous peer-reviewed articles
and book chapters. The area of Dr. Stolle-McAllister’s research is cultural change and social movements.
His research includes the study of indigenous communities in relation to their social movements
demanding decolonial cultural change, resistance to development projects that threatens their
livelihoods and communities, and the development of intercultural political, community and
environmental relationships.
LIVE PERFORMANCE: Friday March 19, 5:20pm
Vengo del Viento
Arlequin y los Juglares, a theater company established in Medellín in 1972, will
perform Vengo del Viento. Vengo del Viento is a theatrical performance of poems
including works by authors such as Ana María Iza (Ecuador), Bertalicia
Peralta (Panamá), Bertol Breht (Alemania), Epifanio Mejía (Colombia),
Gioconda Belli (Nicaragua), Magda Portal (Perú), Matilde Espinoza
(Colombia), Mercedes Durán (El Salvador), Miguel Hernández (España), and
Nicolás Guillén (Cuba).
MACLAS BUSINESS MEETING: Saturday March 20, 1:30pm
Reports
Presentation of awards and prizes
Service opportunities
MARLAS
AnnouncementsPAGE 7
Panel Presentations
FRIDAY MARCH 19
WELCOMING REMARKS 1:10 PM -1:25 PM
Session I 1:30 PM— 3:15 PM 2. IDENTITY, EXCLUSION, PEACE, AND MOBILITY IN THE
ANDES
1. UNVEILING HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA I: ORGANIZER: JEFFREY PUGH, UNIVERSITY OF
GENDER, INDIGENOUS AND JUDICIAL CONTEXTS MASSACHUSETTS-BOSTON
CHAIR: JEFFREY PUGH
CHAIR: MARNY REQUA, GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY
GABRIELLA FARELL, DICKINSON COLLEGE
ROSAMEL MILLAMAN, UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE
TEMUCO, CHILE Invisibility and Resistance: Bolivian Migrant Women in
Argentina and Gendered Labor Trajectories
Encuentros y desencuentros del conflicto Mapuche-estado
chileno SAFIYA ST. CLAIR, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS-
BOSTON
MELISSA ALEXANDRA MILLER-GERRARD, TRENT
UNIVERSITY, CANADA Race, Gender, and Peace: How Women Build Peace and
Enhance Gender Justice in Colombia
The Fernando Garcia Case: Using Archival Documents to
Bring Justice to Human Rights Crimes JEFFREY PUGH, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS-
BOSTON AND JENNIFER MOYA, INDEPENDENT
MARNY REQUA, GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY
SCHOLAR
Gender, Power, and the State: Constitutional Law and
Discourse, International Law, and Social (In)Justice in the
Women’s Rights in Chile
Refugee System: Coexistence and Peace among Colombian
PATRICIA TOVAR, JOHN JAY COLLEGE AND THE Forced Migrants in Ecuador
GRADUATE CENTER-CUNY
JEFFERSON CRUZ, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS-
Ethnography with Tears: A Methodology to Study Gender BOSTON
and Violence in Colombia
Migration and Identity in Host-Communities, Global North,
and South Influence on Ecuadorian Identity
LANA GONZALEZ BALYK, BALSILLIE SCHOOL OF
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS-UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
Soledad o Solidaridad? Venezuelan Migrants and Host
CommunitiesPAGE 8
Panel Presentations
FRIDAY MARCH 19
Session I 1:30 PM— 3:15 PM Session II: 3:30 PM —5 :15 PM
3. ON-SCREEN REVELATIONS: POLITICS AND FILM 4. CONSTRUCTIONS OF AFRO-DESCENDANTS’ MEMORY
INDUSTRY IN LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA AND IDENTITY
CHAIR: MARIA ALEJANDRA AGUILAR DORNELLES, FLORIDA
CHAIR: GONZALO AGUIAR MALOSETTI, FLORIDA
ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
GRACIELA MAGLIA, HUMANITIES INSTITUTE-PENN
DAVID MONGOR-LIZARRABENGOA, WOR-WIC
STATE UNIVERSITY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Literatura oral y memoria cultural en el Caribe Afro-
An Industry in Crisis: Peruvian Cinema Under Fujimori
hispánico: San Basilio de Palenque, Colombia
IRINA DZERO, KENT STATE UNIVERSITY
K. MELCHOR QUICK HALL, FIELDING GRADUATE
Free Market and Shallow Democracy in Chile in Three UNIVERSITY AND CLARA CASTRO MELENDEZ,
Recent Film Adaptations ORGANIZACIÓN FRATERNAL NEGRA HONDUREÑA-
DIONA ESPINOZA, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI OFRANEH
Borders on the Screen. Analysis of the (de) La complejidad de la identidad garífuna
Construction of an Archive from the Borderland in JAMES WOODLEY, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, U.K.
Memorias del Desarrollo (2010) by Miguel Coyula
The Colombian Street Child: The Nexus between Agency,
DISCUSSANT: GONZALO AGUIAR MALOSETTI, FLORIDA Power, and Violence
ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
MARIA ALEJANDRA AGUILAR DORNELLES, FLORIDA
ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
In the Shadow of the Hero: War, Poetry and Racial Identity
in Latin AmericaPAGE 9
Panel Presentations
FRIDAY MARCH 19
Session II: 3:30 PM —5:15 PM 6. ICONIC IMAGES OF LATIN AMERICAN POPULAR
CULTURE
5. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONTEXTS OF PRODUCTION
AND CIRCULATION OF LATIN AMERICAN ART CHAIR: MELIXA ABAD-IZQUIERDO, STATE UNIVERSITY OF
NEW YORK-FARMINGDALE
DAVID M. K. SHEININ, TRENT UNIVERSITY, CANADA
CHAIR: REGINA ROOT, WILLIAM AND MARY When Ford and Chevy Were Argentine: The Great
HANNAH MORAN, GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY Era of Turismo de Carretera
Casta Paintings: Enforcers of Social Hierarchy BRIDGET CHESTERTON, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
YORK-BUFFALO
LUCY TAMKE, GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY
The Orange Tree: Landscape, Pleasure, and Survival from
Frida Kahlo: Art and Social Change the Mid-Nineteenth to the Early Twenty-first Centuries in
CAITLYN HANDLIN, ACCION COMUNAL Paraguay
LATINOAMERICANA DE MONTGOMERY COUNTY-
MIRNA TRAUGER, MUHLENBERG COLLEGE
ACLAMO
The Ottomans Are Back: Turkish Telenovelas Conquer
The Commodification of Amazonian Indigenous Art:
Latin America
Exploring the Functions of a Fair-Trade Art Gallery
MELIXA ABAD-IZQUIERDO, STATE UNIVERSITY OF
REGINA ROOT AND HALEY CONDE, WILLIAM AND
NEW YORK-FARMINGDALE
MARY
Indigenous Whitewashing in Mexican Telenovelas (1960-
Roser Bru, Latin American Art and the University
1980)
CARLOS RODRÍGUEZ MCGILL, UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN-DEARBORN
Nineteenth-Century Argentine Outlaw Masculinities
Portrayed by Eduardo Gutiérrez: The Acculturated
Gaucho
LIVE ARTISTIC PERFORMANCE
5:20 PM - 6:20 PM
ARLEQUIN Y LOS JUGLARES (MEDELLÍN)PAGE 10
Panel Presentations
SATURDAY MARCH 20
Session III: 9:20 AM —10 :55 AM
7. CONVERSOS, ARCHIVES, AND COMEDIAS AS SITES OF 9. REFLEXIONES SOBRE LITERATURA
POWER AND CULTURAL PRODUCTION IN EARLY COLONIAL LATINOAMERICANA
MEXICO
CHAIR: GLORIA B. CLARK, PENN STATE UNIVERSITY-
ORGANIZER: ANA MORAÑA, SHIPPENSBURG
HARRISBURG
UNIVERSITY
AMANDA SUMMERS, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY CHAIR: ANA MORAÑA
“God Keeps Her in Heaven and Forgives Her But She Had a Good
EMILY SLOTHOWER, SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY
Soul”: Gendered and Economic Power in the Converso Community
of Mexico City, 1642-1649 La condición colonial cubana: la novela Sab, de
Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda (1841) y la estructura
VERONICA RODRÍGUEZ, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-WISE
colonial y patriarcal del siglo XIX
Chimalpahin and the Mobility of the Indigenous Archive
MADISON GARDENHOUR, SHIPPENSBURG
GLORIA B. CLARK, PENN STATE UNIVERSITY- UNIVERSITY
HARRISBURG
La expresión de temas existenciales en “Casa tomada”,
New World Lawyer to Dramatist: Ruiz de Alarcón Casts a de Julio Cortázar y “Perfumada noche”, de Haroldo
Legal Eye on the Comedia Conti
8. ELECTIONS, POLITICS AND CONSPIRACIES SARAH PATTERSON, UNIVERSITY OF MARY
WASHINGTON
Literatura Carcelaria: Si me permiten hablar de
CHAIR: JONATHAN D. ABLARD, ITHACA COLLEGE
Domitila Barrios de Chungara y “Carta de la cárcel de
JONATHAN D. ABLARD, ITHACA COLLEGE Birmingham” de Martin Luther King
Lies and Untruths: A Global History of Latin American
Conspiracy Theories
LUIS RONIGER, WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
International Wars and the Circulation of Conspiracy
Theories
KEN LEHMAN, HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE
Three Elections in a Time of Covid
MAGDA VON DER HEYDT, JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
From Populism to Neopopulism in Latin AmericaPAGE 11
Panel Presentations
SATURDAY MARCH 20
Session IV: 11:00 AM —12:45 PM 11. GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INTERACTIONS: HEALTH,
ENVIRONMENT AND EDUCATION
10. UNVEILING HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA II:
ALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVES AND APPROACHES
CHAIR: BRIAN POTTER, THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
CAMELIA TIGAU AND ALEJANDRO MOSQUEDA,
ORGANIZER: LINDA STEVENSON, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA NACIONAL DE MEXICO
UNIVERSITY
Health Migration, Crisis Diplomacy and Discrimination:
CHAIR: LINDA STEVENSON Evidence from Mexico
FRANCIS ADAMS, OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY
RAUL FREGOSO BAILON, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
Food Insecurity in Latin America
NormalistasTeachers and Human Rights: The Case of Genaro
Vásquez Rojas and Lucio Cabañas Barrientos in "Guerra en el BRIAN POTTER, THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
Paraíso"
Defending the Mineral Wealth of Nations: Variety and
Causes of Latin American Mining Laws
ILIANA PAGAN-TEITELBAUM, WEST CHESTER
UNIVERSITY REGINA ROOT, WILLIAM AND MARY AND STEPHANIE
SAUNDERS, CAPITAL UNIVERSITY
Indigenous Women and Technology in Contemporary
Mediascapes Pandemic Pedagogy: Crossing Borders During a Global Crisis
DANIELA JOHANNES, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
Who Is the Subject of the Right to Migrate?
LINDA S. STEVENSON, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
Teaching Immigrant Rights as Human Rights in the 21st
Century
DISCUSSANT: MEGAN CORBIN, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITYPAGE 12
Panel Presentations
SATURDAY MARCH 20
Session IV: 11:00 AM —12:45 PM 13. RESISTANCE, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND
REVOLUTION
12. CUATRO PUNTOS SOBRE LA VIOLENCIA EN LA CHAIR: PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, ITHACA COLLEGE
SOCIEDAD LATINOAMERICANA
PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, ITHACA COLLEGE
ORGANIZER: MIRNA ÁLVAREZ, STATE UNIVERSITY OF
Social Movements and Alternatives in Colombia: Re-thinking
NEW YORK-ALBANY
Territoriality and Peace
CHAIR: MIRNA ÁLVAREZ
MARIO PORTUGAL RAMIREZ, UNIVERSITY OF
MIRNA ÁLVAREZ, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK- MASSACHUSETTS-BOSTON
ALBANY
The Pititas' Revolution in Bolivia- a Conservative or a Passive
Resiliencia en Los trabajos del reino (2016) de Yuri Revolution?
Herrera
CHELSEY DYER, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY AND NORTH
NERISHA PADILLA, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
YORK-ALBANY
The Making of Solidarity-- How Conceptions of Resistance
(De)Construcción del ser a través de símbolos, el cuerpo have been Crafted between the Americas
y la memoria en Cambio de Armas (1982) de Luisa
Valenzuela Break for lunch (on your own, maybe zoom
lunch with your MACLAS colleagues?)
FIORDALIZA IPPOLITO, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
YORK-ALBANY
12:45 PM - 1:30 PM
Rosario Tijeras y la telaraña del juego de seducción,
peligro, violencia y muerte convirtiéndose de víctima a
victimaria ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
SAMAYRA CROOKE-GRANDEL, STATE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK-ALBANY 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Tomando la justicia en sus manos: Respuesta de los
medios de comunicación masiva a la violencia KEYNOTE SPEAKER
desenfrenada de “Bombita” debido al abuso cotidiano
en Relatos salvajes (2014) de Damián Szifron 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM
Intercultural Lessons: Thinking about Social,
Institutional, and Ecological Change
Dr. John Stolle-McAllisterPAGE 13
Panel Presentations
SATURDAY MARCH 20
Session V: 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM 15. DESTABILIZING THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE
FUTURE IN LITERATURE
14. UNVEILING HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA III:
PERSPECTIVES ON VIOLENCE, INSECURITY AND
CHAIR: ANN WARNER-AULT, THE COLLEGE OF NEW
RECONCILIATION JERSEY
NILSA LASSO-VON LANG, MORAVIAN COLLEGE
ORGANIZER: LEÓN ARREDONDO, WEST CHESTER
Diálogo elíptico en Las esferas del viaje: Cuentos
UNIVERSITY
escogidos (1962-2004) de Moravia Ochoa
CHAIR: LEÓN ARREDONDO
JASON BARTLES, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
LEÓN ARREDONDO, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
Uncertain Futures: Ursula K. Le Guin and Angélica
Drug Policy and Insecurity: Human Rights Implications Gordischer
SERGIO GONZÁLEZ VARELA, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA ANN WARNER-AULT, THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
DE SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, MEXICO
The Estridentistas and Contemporáneos Reimagined:
Human Rights and the Resignification of Violence in Mexico Debating the Legacy of the Mexican Literary Avant-
ORLANDO LUJÁN, INDEPENDENT SCHOLAR, GRUPO DE Garde
INVESTIGACION HISTORIA CULTURAL, MEMORIA Y JAIME MUNDO, BLAIR ACADEMY
PATRIMONIO-KULTUR, UNIVERSIDAD DE ANTIOQUIA,
Kentukis: Virtualidad móvil y la percepción global
COLOMBIA
Conflicto, Reconciliación y Memoria: Una Experiencia Rural
en Colombia
MAX GIL, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA-
MEDELLÍN AND COMISIÓN PARA EL ESCLARECIMIENTO
DE LA VERDAD, LA CONVIVENCIA Y LA NO REPETICIÓN,
COLOMBIA
Colombia: Transición y Disputas por la Verdad.
DISCUSSANT: MARNY REQUA, GEORGIAN COURT
UNIVERSITYPAGE 14
Panel Presentations
SATURDAY MARCH 20
Session V: 3:00 PM - 4:45 PM
16. CHANGE AND CONTINUITY: U.S. POLICIES TOWARDS
LATIN AMERICA IN THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
ORGANIZER: IVANI VASSOLER-FROELICH, STATE
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-FREDONIA
CHAIR: IVANI VASSOLER-FROELICH
DIANE JOHNSON, LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE
U.S. Trade Policies and Mercosur
JEFFREY PUGH, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS-
BOSTON
U.S. Refugee and Immigration Policies for South-America
BRIAN TURNER, RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE
U.S.-Mexican Relations in the Biden Era
IVANI VASSOLER-FROELICH, STATE UNIVERSITY OF
NEW YORK-FREDONIA
U.S. Environmental Policies and BrazilPAGE 15
Zoom Invitations
FRIDAY, March 19th
WELCOMING REMARKS 1:10 PM - 1:25 PM
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SESSION I 1:30 PM - 3:15 PM
1. UNVEILING HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA I: GENDER, INDIGENOUS AND JUDICIAL CONTEXTS
Zoom host: MARNY REQUA, GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY
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2. IDENTITY, EXCLUSION, PEACE, AND MOBILITY IN THE ANDES
Zoom host JEFFREY PUGH, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS-BOSTON
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3. ON-SCREEN REVELATIONS: POLITICS AND FILM INDUSTRY IN LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA
Zoom host: GONZALO AGUIAR MALOSETTI, FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
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FRIDAY, March 19th
SESSION II 3:30-5:15
4. CONSTRUCTIONS OF AFRO-DESCENDANTS’ MEMORY AND IDENTITY
Zoom host: MARIA ALEJANDRA AGUILAR DORNELLES, FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
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5. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONTEXTS OF PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION OF LATIN AMERICAN ART
Zoom host: REGINA ROOT, WILLIAM AND MARY
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6. ICONIC IMAGES OF LATIN AMERICAN POPULAR CULTURE
Zoom host: MELIXA ABAD-IZQUIERDO, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-FARMINGDALE
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LIVE ARTISTIC PERFORMANCE 5:20 PM - 6:20 PM
VENGO DEL VIENTO
ARLEQUIN Y LOS JUGLARES (Medellín)
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Zoom Invitations
Saturday, March 20th
SESSION III 9:20 AM - 10:55 AM
7. CONVERSOS, ARCHIVES, AND COMEDIAS AS SITES OF POWER AND CULTURAL PRODUCTION IN EARLY
COLONIAL MEXICO
Zoom host: GLORIA B. CLARK, PENN STATE UNIVERSITY-HARRISBURG
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8. ELECTIONS, POLITICS AND CONSPIRACIES
Zoom host: JONATHAN D. ABLARD, ITHACA COLLEGE
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9. REFLEXIONES SOBRE LITERATURA LATINOAMERICANA
Zoom host: ANA MORAÑA, SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERISTY
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Saturday, March 20th
SESSION IV 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM
10. UNVEILING HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA II: ALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVES AND APPROACHES
Zoom host: LINDA STEVENSON, WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
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11. GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INTERACTIONS: HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT AND EDUCATION
Zoom host: BRIAN POTTER, THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
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12. CUATRO PUNTOS SOBRE LA VIOLENCIA EN LA SOCIEDAD LATINOAMERICANA
Zoom host: MIRNA ÁLVAREZ, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-ALBANY
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13. RESISTANCE, SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND REVOLUTION
Zoom host: PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ, ITHACA COLLEGE
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Saturday, March 20th
Zoom lunch: 12:45 PM - 1:30 PM
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ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Saturday, March 20th
SESSION V 3:00-4:45
14. UNVEILING HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA III: PERSPECTIVES ON VIOLENCE, INSECURITY AND
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15. DESTABILIZING THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE FUTURE IN LITERATURE
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16. CHANGE AND CONTINUITY: U.S. POLICIES TOWARDS LATIN AMERICA IN THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
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Participant Index
1. Arlequín y los Juglares, www.arlequinylosjuglares.org, Page 6 34. Orlando Lujan, lujanorlando@hotmail.com, Panel 14
2. Melixa Abad-Izquierdo, izquiem@farmingdale.edu, Panel 6 35. Graciela Maglia, gem5390@psu.edu, Panel 4
3. Jonathan Ablard, jablard@ithaca.edu, Panel 8 36. Rosamel Millaman, rmillama@uct.cl, Panel 1
4. Francis Adams, fadams@odu.edu, Panel 11 37. Melissa Alexandra Miller-Gerrard, mmillergerrard@trentu.ca,
Panel 1
5. Gonzalo Aguiar Malosetti, gonzalo.aguiar@oswego.edu, Panel 3
38. David Mongor-Lizarrabengoa, dmongor@worwic.edu, Panel 3
6. María Alejandra Aguilar Dornelles, malejandraguila@gmail.com,
Panel 4 39. Hannah Moran, hm60621@georgian.edu, Panel 5
7. Mirna L Álvarez, mlalvarez@albany.edu, Panel 12 40. Ana Moraña, anmora@ship.edu, Panel 9
8. León Arredondo, larredondo@wcupa.edu, Panel 14 41. Alejandro Mosqueda, alejandromosqueda@filos.unam.mx, Panel
11
9. James Baer, jbaer@nvcc.edu, Executive Committee Meeting
42. Jaime Mundo, mundoj@blair.edu, Panel 15
10. Jasón Bartles, jbartles@wcupa.edu, Panel 15
43. Jennifer Moya, Panel 2
11. Clara Castro Meléndez, claraligiacastro1977@gmail.com, Panel 4
44. Nerisha Padilla, npadillacruz@albany.edu, Panel 12
12. Bridget Chesterton, chestebm@buffalostate.edu, Panel 6
45. Iliana Pagan-Teitelbaum, ipagan@wcupa.edu, Panel 10
13. Gloria B Clark, gbc3@psu.edu, Panel 7
46. Sarah Patterson, spatter3@mail.umw.edu, Panel 9
14. Haley Conde, hrconde@email.wm.edu, Panel 5
47. Mario Portugal Ramírez, m.portugalramirez001@umb.edu, Panel
15. Megan Corbin, mcorbin@wcupa.edu, Panel 10
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16. Samayra Crooke-Grandel, scrooke-grandel@albany.edu, Panel 12
48. Brian Potter, potter@tcnj.edu, Panel 11
17. Jefferson Cruz Rúales, j.cruzruales001@umb.edu, Panel 2
49. Jeffrey Pugh, jeffrey.pugh@umb.edu, Panel 2 and 16
18. Chelsey Dyer, cgdyer@ncsu.edu, Panel 13
50. Marny Requa, mrequa@georgian.edu, Panel 1 and 14
19. Irina Dzero, idzero@kent.edu, Panel 3
51. Carlos Rodríguez, cerodrig@umich.edu, Panel 6
20. Diona Espinosa, dxe290@miami.edu, Panel 3
52. Patricia Rodríguez, prodriguez@ithaca.edu, Panel 13
21. Gabriella Farrell, farrellg@dickinson.edu, Panel 2
53. Verónica Rodríguez, vrh4d@uvawise.edu, Panel 7
22. Raúl Fregoso Bailón, rfregosobailon@wcupa.edu, Panel 10
54. Luis Roniger, ronigerl@wfu.edu, Panel 8
23. Madison Gardenhour, madisongardenhour@hotmail.com, Panel 9
24. Max Gil, maxgilram@gmail.com, Panel 14 55. María Roof, mariaroof@gmail.com, Business Meeting
25. Lana González Balyk, lgonzalezbalyk@balsillieschool.ca, Panel 2 56. Regina Root, raroot@wm.edu, Panel 5 and 11
26. Sergio González Varela, sergio.gonzalez@uaslp.mx, Panel 14 57. Stephanie Saunders, ssaunde2@capital.edu, Panel 11
27. K. Melchor Hall, kmhall@fielding.edu, Panel 4 58. Michael Schroeder, msinpa@gmail.com, Business Meeting
28. Caitlyn Handlin, caithandlin1@gmail.com, Panel 5 59. David Sheinin, sheinindmk@gmail.com, Panel 6
29. Fiordaliza Ippolito, fippolito@albany.edu, Panel 12 60. Emily Slothower, Es2558@ship.edu, Panel 9
30. Daniela Johannes, djohannes@wcupa.edu, Panel 10
61. Safiya St. Clair, safiya.stclair001@umb.edu, Panel 2
31. Diane Johnson, djohnson@lvc.edu, Panel 16
62. Linda Stevenson, lstevenson@wcupa.edu, Panel 10
32. Nilsa Lasso-Von Lang, lasso-vonlangn@moravian.edu, Panel 15
63. John Stolle-McAllister, stollem@umbc.edu, Page 6
33. Ken Lehman, klehman@hsc.edu, Panel 8PAGE 22
Participant Index
64. Amanda Summers, tul04552@temple.edu, Panel 7
65. Lucy Tamke, lt35722@georgian.edu, Panel 5
66. Camelia Tigau, ctigau@unam.mx, Panel 11
67. Patricia Tovar, ptovar@jjay.cuny.edu, Panel 1
68. Mirna Trauger, mirnatrauger@muhlenberg.edu, Panel 6
69. Brian Turner, bturner@rmc.edu, Panel 16
70. Ivani Vassoler-Froelich, ivani.vassoler@fredonia.edu, Panel 16
71. Magda Von Der Heydt, magda@jhu.edu, Panel 8
72. Ann Warner-Ault, warner@tcnj.edu, Panel 15
73. James Woodley, James.woodley@wolfson.ox.ac.uk, Panel 4PAGE 23
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