CROSSING
LATINIDADES
The Crossing Latinidades Humanities Research Initiative ignites cross-institutional and cross-regional comparative research, training of doctoral students, and new scholarship in emerging areas of inquiry about U.S. Latinos/as/x/e. Funded by a grant from the Mellon Foundation, the initiative serves as the initial anchor of the consortium of R1 Hispanic Serving Institutions established and led by the University of Illinois at Chicago (2020-2022). The consortium under a new name since June 2022⎯Alliance of Hispanic Serving Research Universities⎯is now chaired by the University of Texas at El Paso.
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Faculty Spotlight
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The City College of New York
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University of Texas at El Paso
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University of Texas at Austin
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University of Illinois Chicago
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University of Central Florida
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Arizona State University
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Florida International University
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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University of Texas at Austin
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University of Arizona
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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University of Arizona
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University of California Irvine
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University of California, Santa Cruz
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University of Texas at Arlington
Recent Books by Faculty
Martha Menchaca (UT Austin) University of Texas Press, 2023
Carmen Haydée Rivera and Jorge Duany (FIU) University Press of Florida, 2023
Kirsten Silva Gruesz (UCSC) Harvard University Press, 2022
Vanessa Pérez-Rosario (GC CUNY) University of Illinois Press, 2022
Frederick Luis Aldama, ed. (UT Austin) University of Arizona Press, 2022
Domino Renee Perez (UT Austin) University of Texas Press, 2022
Anita Casavantes Bradford (UC Irvine) University of North Carolina Press, 2022
Trevor Boffone (UH) and Cristina Herrera University of Arizona Press, 2022
Theresa Delgadillo, Ramon H. Rivera-Servera (UT Austin), Geraldo Cadava, and Claire F. Fox, eds. University of Illinois Press, 2022
Roberto Tejada (UH) Fordham University Press, 2022
Francisco J. Galarte (UNM) University of Texas Press, 2021
Daniel Borzutzky (UIC) Coffee House Press, 2021
Michelle Holder and Alan A. Aja (CUNY) Lexington Books, 2021
Michelle Téllez (University of Arizona) University of Arizona Press, 2021
Jorge Dunay (FIU) Aduana Vieja, 2021
Catherine Sue Ramirez (UCSC) University of California Press, 2021
Mathew David Goodwin (UNM) Rutgers University Press, 2021
Catherine S. Ramirez, Silvana Falcon et al. (UCSC) Rutgers University Press, 2021
Ismael Garcia Colon (CUNY) University of California Press 2020
Adam Goodman (UIC) Princeton University Press, 2020
Ralph Cintron (UIC) The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2020
Arturo J. Aldama and Fredrick Luis Aldama (UT Austin) University of Arizona Press, 2020
Matthew David Goodwin, ed. (UNM) Mad Creek Books, Ohio State University Press, 2020
Vanessa Fonseca-Chávez, Levi Romero, and Spencer R. Herrera (UNM) University of New Mexico Press, 2020
Olga U. Herrera, ed. (UIC) AMA | Art Museum of the Americas, 2020
Olga U. Herrera ed. (UIC) AMA | Art Museum of the Americas, 2020
Rodrigo Lazo (UC Irvine) University of Virginia Press, 2020
Rocio Rosales (UC Irvine) University of California Press, 2020
Alfredo Mirande (UC Riverside) Routledge, 2020
Amy Reed-Sandoval (UNLV) Oxford University Press, 2020
Brian Calfano and Valerie Martinez-Ebers (UNT) Columbia University Press 2020
Erin Murrah-Madril (UT Arlington) University of Nebraska Press, 2020
Sara H. Borton, Josiah Heyman (UTEP) Duke University Press, 2020
Cristina Salinas (UT Arlington) University of Texas Press, 2023
Anthony Macias, (UC-Riverside) University of Arizona Press, 2023
Margarita Saona (UIC) Laberinto Press, 2023
Maria de los Angeles Torres (UIC), University Press of Florida, 2024
Margarita Saona (UIC) Intermezzo Tropical Editorial, 2023
Research Spotlight
The Latinx Sound Cultures Studies Research Working Group
The Latinx Sound Cultures Studies (LSCS) Research Working Group brings together Chicana/x and Latina/x scholars whose research engages with thinking about sound as a medium for the creative formation of political subjects in contemporary media. A group of pre-doctoral fellows support research activities through individual fieldwork, collaborative scholarship, and cross-institutional pedagogical projects.
