Please click on titles for posters and further information about CERLAC's events in 2013-2014.
CERLAC Annual General Meeting 2014
Building Solidarity with Honduras: Peoples Rights over Corporate Rights
The 2014 Michal Baptista Lecture with Greg Grandin
Researching Contentious Politics and Mining Regime: Comparison from Latin America and South East Asia
Corporate Accountability and Community Consent: The Case of Tahoe Resources in Guatemala
Daniel James - Lecture and Talk of: Between History and Memory: Oral History and the Challenge of the Memory Boom
Koener Lecture in Neotropical Conservation - featuring Judy Baca
Voices Across Borders
Memory and Mourning in the work of Doris Salcedo
A talk by Dr. Gustavo Lins Ribeiro
How to Present a Conference Paper
Indigenous Rights in Colombia
Inaugural CERLAC Film Series
Mas By Other Means
Country Style Community Tourism Operation in Jamaica
A Tale of Two Whistleblowers
A talk by Judith Marshall.
Interlocking histories: Femi(ni)cide and gendered and racialized violence in Guatemala
Brown Bag. December 5, 2013
Death and Resistance: Queerness in the Face of Violence and Impunity in Guerrero
Brown Bag. November 14, 2013
Contesting Governance in Extractive-Led Development: A Panel Discussion
The Inaugural Diana Massiah Lecture in Caribbean Studies & Book Launch
Two Events Relating to Mining, Solidarity and Storytelling
November 7, 2013
Changing Times and Changing Lives in the Caribbean and Latin America
A Panel on Migrant Worker Justice with artists/activists about fightback campaigns
October 23, 2013
The Olympics and Organized Crime in Rio de Janeiro
Zombies, Gender and World-Ecology
Ana Lydia Vega's and Mayra Montero's Feminist Eco-Gothic Narratives.
Hispanic Caribbean Dialogues @ York
Migrating Borders, Memories, and Narratives.
The Oil Road: A Journey from the Caspian Sea to the City of London
Documentation of Industrial Heritage
CERLAC Annual General Meeting 2013
Rural Livelihoods and the Pulp Industry in Uruguay
