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Tarahumara

Crónica: Las botas de la Lola

September 3, 2021

Foreword: The Art of Storytelling Among our amazing students, there is a generalized need to tell stories. Stories about their research, or about personal experiences during their time in the field. Sometimes, students have told me, they meet people whose lives they find compelling, whose … [Read more...] about Crónica: Las botas de la Lola

Tagged With: crónica, Fátima Valdivia, Spanish Creative Writing Initiative, Tarahumara

“La mitad de mi corazón”: Una entrevista con Montserrat y Fátima Valdivia

April 8, 2020

BY SUSANNA SHARPE Read in English Olimpia Montserrat Valdivia y Fátima Valdivia son hermanas gemelas idénticas de León, Guanajuato, Mexico, que estudian el doctorado en el Instituto de Estudios Latinoamericanos Teresa Lozano Long (LLILAS) de la Universidad de Texas en Austin. Fátima comenzó … [Read more...] about “La mitad de mi corazón”: Una entrevista con Montserrat y Fátima Valdivia

Tagged With: Environment, Fátima Valdivia, Human Rights, Indigenous Issues, LLILAS students, migrantes, Montserrat Valdivia, Student Research, Tarahumara, UT Austin

“Half of My Heart”: An Interview with Montserrat and Fátima Valdivia

April 8, 2020

BY SUSANNA SHARPE Leer en español Olimpia Montserrat Valdivia and Fátima Valdivia are identical twin sisters from León, Guanajuato, Mexico, who are enrolled in the doctoral program at the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies (LLILAS) at The University of Texas at … [Read more...] about “Half of My Heart”: An Interview with Montserrat and Fátima Valdivia

Tagged With: Central American migration, Environment, Fátima Valdivia, Human Rights, Indigenous Issues, LLILAS, LLILAS students, migrants, Montserrat Valdivia, Student Research, Tarahumara, UT Austin

Indigenous Self-Determination and Drug Trafficking in Mexico’s Tarahumara Region

August 20, 2019

Leer en español. BY FÁTIMA VALDIVIA IN OCTOBER 2018, Julián Carrillo Martínez, an indigenous Rarámuri defender, was killed in his community of Coloradas de la Virgen, located in the municipality of Guadalupe y Calvo, in the northern state of Chihuahua, Mexico. Together with his community, … [Read more...] about Indigenous Self-Determination and Drug Trafficking in Mexico’s Tarahumara Region

Tagged With: drug trafficking, Environment, Fátima Valdivia, Human Rights, Indigenous Issues, indigenous women, Rarámuri, Student Research, Tarahumara

Auto-Determinación Indígena y Tráfico de Drogas en la Región Tarahumara, México

August 20, 2019

Read in English. POR FÁTIMA VALDIVIA EN OCTUBRE 2018, Julián Carrillo Martínez, defensor indígena rarámuri, fue asesinado en su comunidad Coloradas de la Virgen, ubicada en el municipio de Guadalupe y Calvo, en el estado de Chihuahua, al norte de México. Junto con su comunidad, Julián había … [Read more...] about Auto-Determinación Indígena y Tráfico de Drogas en la Región Tarahumara, México

Tagged With: Environment, Fátima Valdivia, Human Rights, Indigenous Issues, LLILAS, Rarámuri, Student Research, Tarahumara, tráfico de drogas

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