2012: For most of this year, I have been reading and writing about the past, present, and future of  la gente indÃgena de México y Centro América. I followed the news of the efforts of el Movimiento IndÃgena Nacional to … Read More
“Gender as a category of analysis explodes as technologies remap the category to reinvent fresh ways of interpreting sexualities and social/political desire.†Emma Pérez, The Decolonial Imaginary (14) It has been more than two years that the MALCS membership has been in … Read More
Diabetes is different from other diseases. Once you have it, you have it for life. There is no remission. Your pancreas will remain either completely non-working (type 1) or forever debilitated (type II). With diabetes, if you want to live a long life with a … Read More
Over the last three years there have been a spate of “reunion†and “commemoration†gatherings around major moments in the Chicano movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s. This past summer I attended two such gatherings in Texas, one … Read More
In September 2012, I and my research partners from Arizona State University hosted a Community Forum in South Phoenix to report back to this community the preliminary results of our research. The room at the community center was almost full. A … Read More
We are happy to count you among our members and supporters. We are a national organization of Chicanas, Latinas (including Afro-Latinas and Asian-Latinas) and Indigenous women, trans and gender non-conforming people who are dedicated to excelling in academia. So that … Read More
