Welcome to our new CUSLAR Coordinator, Yéssica Martínez!
We are writing with exciting news about our organization. In the past couple of weeks, we hired a new CUSLAR Coordinator, Yéssica Martínez. Welcome Yéssica! In the middle of the […]
Author Archives: cuslar
CUSLAR Newsletter: Our Histories, Our Future
Summer/Fall 2021 CUSLAR Newsletter OUR HISTORIES, OUR FUTURE Read or download the full newsletter here.
What’s behind our terrible immigration policy?
The large-scale direction of immigration policy is dictated much more by economic conditions and the necessities of the ruling class for cheap manual labor than by what’s democratic, logical or humane.
Experiencias en plena pandemia: Estrategias estudiantiles desde enfoque territorial y de género.
Por Lic. Sabrina Iacobellis, Lic. Esteban Unamuno, Lic. Noelia MayorUniversidad Nacional Arturo Jauretche (UNAJ)Buenos Aires, Argentina El presente escrito recoge líneas de investigación que venimos trabajando hace varios años, las […]
Not better, not back to normal: Five graphs on the U.S. economy
by Tim W. ShenkCommittee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Based on a talk given to leaders of the New York State Poor People’s Campaign, February 24, 2021. While the pandemic […]
CUSLAR Newsletter: COVID-19 in the Americas
COVID-19 in the Americas: Inequalities, Response and Impact Find the Winter/Spring 2021 CUSLAR Newsletter here!
Christmas, 2020: A conversation with Sandra Cisneros
by Tim W. ShenkCommittee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) I am sitting under Tia Tere’s Christmas tree,her first apartment in this, our new world:my sisters by my side,I wear a […]
Desigualdades sociales en tiempos de coronavirus
Desigualdades sociales en tiempos de coronavirus: desafíos de la democratización de la Educación Superior en Argentina en el contexto pandémico. El caso de la Universidad Nacional Arturo Jauretche. Por Prof. […]
Protest poetry: From Tlatelolco to Ferguson
By Tim W. ShenkCommittee on U.S.-Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) The Tlatelolco massacre of October 2, 1968 in Mexico City shaped a generation across Latin America. We may look back to […]
‘Cruel Manipulation of the Poor’: Memorial Day reflections
by Tim W. Shenk CUSLAR Coordinator CUSLAR was founded in 1965 by Cornell University students and clergy seeking justice after the unjust U.S. military invasion of the Dominican Republic. […]
Committee on U.S./Latin American Relations 