La Plaza Virtual is a digital discussion space and educational resource dedicated to enlightening and informing teachers, students, and the community of New England on issues of Latina/o, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies. La Plaza Virtual has a variety of topics, including labor, immigration, social justice, and human rights, and can be used to aid high school curricula.

• Apr

  10

  WGSS Sandoval Symposium

  Homer Babbidge Library

  12:30 PM
• Apr

  23

  Publishing in History Journals

  Ryan Building

  12:00 PM
• Apr

  23

  Fernando Pérez-Montesinos (UCLA), “Landscaping Indigenous Mexico: The Liberal State and Capitalism in the Purépecha Highlands”

  Wood Hall

  4:00 PM

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