Learn more about conferences organized and hosted by The Latinx Project since our founding in 2018.
Aesthetics of Joy and Refuge in Contemporary Culture
This one-day conference featured panel presentations by a range of scholars and cultural producers, each transforming contemporary visual culture, creative industries, and scholarship.
Nuyorican/Diasporican Art
This one-day conference featured panel presentations addressing the dearth of critical scholarship on Nuyorican and DiaspoRican visual art through a decolonial and inclusive lens, in anticipation of a forthcoming collection of essays to be published in 2023.
The Future of Afro-Latinx Studies
A symposium featuring applicants to our inaugural Miriam Jiménez Román Fellowship, with moderators: Lorgia García-Peña, Zaire Dinzey-Flores, Amarilys Estrella, and Omaris Zamora.
Latinx Politics: Resistance, Disruption, and Power
This national conference organized by The Latinx Project investigates and expands our understanding of Latinx Politics in the current era.
Digitizing Race: Making Latinx in the 21st Century
Our first conference was organized by the Digitizing Race Faculty Working Group composed of: Cristina Beltrán, Arlene Dávila, Cecilia Márquez, Marcel Rosa-Salas, and Urayoán Noel.