Racialized Guatemalan Migrant Labor and Grassroots Civil Societies in the Greater Los Angeles Region | Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/BpnvmcSiUj
Thanks to the editors and reviewers @JournalREP for working with me to publish my article!
To understand the experience of Guatemalan workers in Los Angeles, we also need to understand the influence of racialization and global capitalism writes @jcorellanaphd of @scrippscollege https://t.co/Z2YsoDWKrR
July 1st marked the beginning of my new position as Visiting Assistant Professor of American Studies at Scripps College and the end of my UC President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship at UC Santa Barbara.
I am looking forward to this new chapter of my academic journey!
MY FIRST PUBLICATION JUST GOT OFFICIALLY ACCEPTED!!!!
I argue that Latino voters and especially independents are often persuaded by campaign appeals on economic topics (e.g., jobs, healthcare, education)
Thank you to @PolBehavior and I’m excited to share the final proof soon!
I'm ecstatic to share that starting July 2025, I'll join @UCBerkeley as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the @BerkeleyPsych Department! This is a dream come true for an immigrant from Mexico who left everything and everyone he knew behind to relocate to the US in 2013
Oct 3, The Normalization of Forced Migration: Guatemala, Race, and Labor Under Global Capitalism https://t.co/KjBePj5qkK
I will be speaking at UC Berkeley’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies on October 3rd.
5pm CLACS Conference Room @UCBerkeley#CentAmStudies