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Institute for the Study of the Americas (ISA) @UNC is dedicated to pursuit of knowledge of Latin Am. experience in the W. Hemisphere https://t.co/NzGKlH2Clj
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Joined December 2012
On Monday, our outreach coordinator, Skylar Zee, participated in the "From Seed to Stem" School Garden Summer Institute at Catawba College. We have lesson plans & book sets that support teaching about Latin America in garden spaces. Find our resources at
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El Sr. Jacques Pierre comparte cómo la mentalidad colonial ha afectado el idioma criollo haitiano y el rol fundamental que puede desempeñar la educación superior en valorar y preservar las lenguas en el video -
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¿Qué es el colonialingüismo? Dr. Paul Meighan describe el colonialingüismo como el privilegio de las lenguas coloniales dominantes. Para aprender más directamente de Dr. Paul Meighan, vea el video “El poder del lenguaje: Colonialingüismo.”.
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In the video "The Power of Language: Valuing the K'iche' Maya language," Ms. Manuela Tahay shares how the colonial mindset has affected the K’iche’ Maya language and discusses the importance of preserving the language.
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En el video “El poder del lenguaje: valorando la lengua k'iche' maya”, la Sra. Manuela Tahay comparte cómo la mentalidad colonial ha afectado el idioma k’iche’ maya y habla de la importancia de preservar la lengua.
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Mr. Jacques Pierre, Haitian Creole scholar and language instructor, shares how colonial mindsets have impacted the Haitian Creole language in the video "The Power of Language: Valuing the Haitian Creole language".
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The UNC Employee Forum has awarded Joanna Shuett, ISA Department Manager, the 2025 Manager of the Year Award! .Congratulations Joanna!
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What is colonialingualism? . Sociolinguist Dr. Paul Meighan describes colonialingualism as the privileging of dominant colonial languages. To learn more directly from Dr. Paul Meighan, watch the video "The Power of Language: Colonialingualism.".
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Angie Sandres ’25 started at UNC unsure of her major. After diving into Political Science, she discovered a passion for people and culture, and found the perfect fit in Latin American Studies. 🌎💙. Read more about her journey ➡️ #UNCGrad #ClassOf2025
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Kailee Sullivan, UNC Class of 2025, added Latin American Studies as her second major to provide a richer and more comprehensive understanding of the culture and language. Read more about Kailee at
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🌍Students recently traveled to Turrialba, Costa Rica, to learn directly from farmers and researchers about the connection between migration and the environment in Central America. Read more about their experience at
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Enroll in LTAM 403: Migration and the Environment in Central America and the Caribbean. Study the relationship between environmental risks and migration.
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Esta noche a las 6, Dra. Martínez Rodas analiza la movilidad forzada como una estragia de sobrevivencia para lidiar con el cambio climático y los desastres en Guatemala. Inscríbase para recibir el link Habrá interpretación al español
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Tonight at 6pm, Dr. Martínez Rodas discusses forced mobility as a survival strategy to cope with climate change and disasters in Guatemala. Register to receive the link at
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UNC Students! Register today for LTAM 101: Introduction to Latin American Studies for Summer Session 2. This course provides a broad interdisciplinary introduction to the field of Latin American Studies.
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UNC Students! Register today for LTAM 291: The Latino Experience in the United States. This course will introduce students to topics in the history of Latinos in the US from the 19th century to the present. It'll be taught asynchronously during summer session I.
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Mon 4/7 @ 6 pm, Dr. Martínez Rodas discusses forced mobility as a survival strategy to cope with climate change and disaster events in Guatemala. The event is in English, and Spanish interpretation will be provided. Register at
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🎨 Join us tomorrow at 5:15 PM in room 121 of the Hanes Art Center for a lecture by hazel batrezchavez, a queer artist and educator of color, titled “Enacting Radical Futures Beyond Survival Mode.” . For further details and information, please visit -
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