The Crossing Latinidades Research Working Groups conduct original humanities or humanistic social science U.S cross-regional and cross-institutional comparative research. Working group seeks shared knowledge creation, new ways of thinking to reflect on the current changing configurations of Latinos/as/x in the United States, and new research projects that significantly impact and enhance the growth of the field of Latino Humanities Studies. Each group includes faculty members from at least three different universities and six Crossing Latinidades Mellon Fellows.

Afro-Chicanx Digital Humanities: Memories, Narratives, and Oppositional Consciousness of Black Diaspora

Bioprecarity: Latinx Migrants, Captivity and Resistance

Bridging the Shakespeare-Latinx Divide

Climate and Environmental Justice

Forging Panethnic Alliances: Hispanic Caribbean Communities in Three Gateway Cities—Miami, New York, Orlando

Latinx Sound Cultures: Belonging, Resonance, Amplifications

Mapping Everyday Mexicana/Chicana Political Organizing in Texas and Arizona Borderlands

Race Laws in the U.S. Southwest: Research Working Group to Document Laws and their Impacts 1836-Present

Situating the Networks of Latinx Art

The Latinx Past: Archive, Memory, Speculation