2023
From Guatemala to the United States: Migration and Family Ties, Hannah Isabelle Thao Baumann
Ambivalence, Legality, and Social Activism: How DACA Survived Donald J. Trump, Pamela V. Jaramillo
A Guide for Children: Let's Prepare for the Asylum Screening, Zoe S. Merchan
2022
Regulating Latina Sexuality: Unlearning an At-Risk Framework to Make Meaning of Sexual Autonomy, Victoria Jaqueline Amezcua
2021
Plurinationalism, Interculturalism, and Rights of Nature: A look at Ecuador’s Indigenous Activism, Wynnter Faith Millsaps
Island and Empire: The Global and International Origins of the Nuyorican Movement, Angel Leticia Pizarro
2020
Time is a Construct(ion): Heritage and Becoming in Quito's Historic District, Samuel Abate
The Limits of Natural Boundaries: A Botanist’s Experience of Mexico’s Northern Border in the 1800s, Hattie Wilder Karlstrom
2019
Healing Hut ~ Weaving Earth Circles Along the River Whose Waters Are Never Still, Sophia Martina Lopez
red sea, yellow earth, Isabella Clay Martinez
The Liminal in Ink: Chicana Feminist Art, Abjection, and Tattoos as Borderlands, Willa B. Rudolph
2018
De manera errante: Forging Decolonial Paths, Wailly Comprés
Asilo para las mujeres: The Hesitation to Recognize Women as a Particular Social Group under U.S. Asylum Legislation and Its Effects on the Central American Migrant Crisis of Women, Yamilet Eliezet Cortes Gil
What Does it Mean to Belong in San Antonio? How the Battle of the Alamo and the Cart Wars Shaped What it Means to be American through the Institutionalization of Discrimination and Violence Toward Those of Mexican Descent, Madison Endesha Sharp-Johnson
2016
José Martí, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, and the United States: The Four Fathers of the Cuban Revolution, Alexander Esteban Cruzzavala
Motherland, Melanie Joy Mignucci
2015
Where I Once Stood, Stephen Michael Joyce
Women, Words, Windows: A Translation of Emilio Carballido’s Rosalba y los Llaveros, James Baldrige Murray
2014
From a roar to a Whisper: the Control of the Media through Alternative Policies Under the Chavez Regime, Amanda Carolina Blohm
Too Hot to Handle (?): Provocations and Their Redemptive Effect in the Works of Nao Bustamante, Alexandra Christine Fabrizio
Love Hurts: Portrayals of Domestic Violence in Art, Rachel E. Katz
Aquí en la lucha / Here in the Hustle: The Grey Market Economy and the Paradoxes of Post-University Life in Cuba, Emily R. Moran
Bodies Inscribed in the Landscape: Poetic "Exhumations" of Chile and Argentina's Desaparecidos, Alison Marie Mowlds
On Being Gone: A Literary Suite, Violet Elizabeth Primoff
2010
The Dilemma of Mobilization among Afro-Colombians: Exploring the Nexus Between Ethnicity, Politics and Religion, Rachel Fagiano
Illuminating the Events of Daily Life: Radical Latina Bloggers and Their Link to Third World Feminist Theory, Gwynne Hogan
Judas Burnings in Costa Rica: An Historical Investigation of Popular Ritual and Societal Change, Adrian Masters
Expanding the Parameters of Protest: Chilean Sound Art, Alisa Saario
The Autonomous Peasant: The Power of Collective Identity and Farming Culture in the Peruvian Highlands, Rachel Worthington
2009
From Marquetalia to Todas las Formas de Lucha: The Changing Mission and Paradoxical Endurance of the FARC-EP in Colombia, Stefanie Carignan
Growth with Equity?: The Impact of Pinochet's Ideological and Institutional Legacy on the Actors of Redemocratized Chile, Nicholas Laursen
The UNASUR Project, D. O. McColloch
The Relationship Between Ethnicity and Democracy: A Study of Latin American Identity-Based Associations, Angélica Molero
Performing Politics: Collective Initiatives and Public Spectacles in Contemporary Argentina, Serda Yalkin
2008
Ernesto Pujol, Odd Man Out: Investigating the Interstices of Otherness, Colleen Harriss
Creative Politics in Argentina: Ethnographic Snapshots of Horizontal Practices, Artistic Expression, and Collaboration through Networks, Kelly Anne Mifflin
Memorial Street Art: Chicano Murals and Graffiti in East Los Angeles, Anna Overstrom-Coleman