For verified information about ICE in the CA central coast Tri-County area (SLO, Santa Barbara, Ventura) please follow the work of 805 undocu/immigrant rapid response. The org also has trainings for rapid response and other areas of support.

Excited to share this book talk with Dr. Itza Amanda Varela Huerta (UAM-X) on the emergence of the AfroMexican Movement!! Hybrid in-person/Zoom & in Spanish. Comments by Dr. Alan Pelaez Lopez (UC Davis). Sponsored by Am Indian Studies Cntr, Dept of Chicana/o Central Am, and Cntr for MXN studies

It’s out! In the new issue of JAEH, my article examines one of the first Indigenous Oaxacan migrant political organizations formed in the 1980s. I show how Mixtecos drew from their communal governance learned in their pueblos to defend their migrant communities in San Diego!

This Thursday Dec 7 I will be part of this incredible roundtable “The Borders Crossed Us Too: Intersections of Indigenous and Immigrant Experiences” at Princeton!

For those attending the 2023 Western Historical Association conference in Los Angeles, check out this exciting panel "Indigenous Histories of the Borderlands" with Tyla Betke, Yuridia Ramirez, Devra Weber, Samuel Truett, and myself! Thursday October 26, (8:15AM-9:45AM)! #wha2023

Join UCLA's Center for Mexican Studies, Latin American Institute, and Labor Center for this hybrid event "Indigenous Resistance and Linguistic Rights in Mexico and California" Oct 12, 2023 as part of Indigenous people's day! Zoom link signup below. bit.ly/3raDX0i

How do Indigenous Oaxacan migrants transform how we think about social movements in the 21st century? Check out my essay in the new issue of Aztlán!

Why Oaxaca? Why Now? The Political Currents of Indigenous Oaxacan...: Ingenta Connect - go.shr.lc/3Ex1vQ7