Carolina de Wit reflects on working with archival documents to reconstruct the journeys of Brazilian prisoners through that country's penal system.

Luíza Bastos Lages researches the slightly bawdy origins of her family's hometown during her research in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

María José (Majo) Navarrete Méndez habla de su investigación sobre cómo las ranas desarrollan sus defensas químicas en las montañas de Colombia.

María José (Majo) Navarrete Méndez discusses her research on how frogs develop their chemical defenses in the mountains of Colombia.

Maria Jose Calderón presents and contextualizes an interview with Álvaro Varela, a courageous Chilean human rights lawyer, and others who worked to document the crimes being committed in the days of the Pinochet dictatorship.

María José Calderón presenta y contextualiza una entrevista con Álvaro Varela, un valiente abogado chileno de derechos humanos, y otras personas que trabajaron para documentar los crímenes cometidos en los días de la dictadura de Pinochet.

Amber Galvano used a CLACS Field Research Grant to investigate different patterns of pronunciation in Argentina.

Jair Jáuregui Torres used a CLACS Field Research Grant to visit Mexican writer José Juan Tablada's archive in Mexico City. Find out what he discovered there.

Cristina S. Méndez reflects on Maylei Blackwell's work. In her recent book Scales of Resistance: Indigenous Women’s Transborder Activism, Blackwell looks at how Indigenous women’s activism in Mexico and its diaspora weaves in and between local, national, continental, and transborder scales.

Tilden Mitchell, CLACS Tinker Field Grant recipient, details a day spent researching the environmental consequences of shrimp farming on water quality in Atacames, Ecuador.