Upcoming seminar from our Virtual Seminar Series Fall 2022:
Register here for Prof. Villa-Nicholas' seminar.
Recent Episodes from El Café Latinx Podcast
What is the experience of being a Latinx or Latin American scholar in the field of communication and media studies? What are the main challenges and opportunities that come with our identities? These are the issues that we talk about in El Café Latinx, where some of the leading voices in the field share their professional experiences. 
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Episode 63: Bruno Takahashi and de-westernizing environmental communication scholarship.
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Episode 62: Judith Mariscal and conducting research for development.
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Episode 61: Christopher Chávez and getting out of the niche.
Recent seminars from the Virtual Seminar Series
Bruno Takahashi (Michigan State University)

"Broadening participation in environmental communication research: A Latin American perspective."


Judith Mariscal (LATAM Digital & CIDE Mexico)

"The role of digital policy in catalyzing a more equitable development.”


Christopher Chávez (University of Oregon)

"Whose is the Voice of the American Public? National Public Radio and the Politics of Sound."


Recommended Readings
Harlow, S., Wallace, R. & Cueva Chacón, L. (2022). Digital (In)Security in Latin America: The Dimensions of Social Media Violence against the Press and Journalists’ Coping Strategies. Digital Journalism. 1-19

Galarza, L. & Rodríguez-Burciega, P.A. (2022). Un Puente a la Mesa: The Role of Cultural Translators in the Production of Disney/Pixar’s Coco. In O. O. Banjo (Ed.), Immigrant Generations, Media Representations, and Audiences (pp. 155–182). Springer International Publishing.