I teach courses for undergraduates and graduate students on modern Latin America and the comparative history of gender, reproduction, family, and law.

 

Recent classes include:

 

• Seeking Asylum: History, Politics and the Search for Justice on the U.S.-Mexico Border (learn more about this course here)

• Family, Race, and Nation

• Global Politics of Reproduction

• Origin Stories: Race, Genealogy, and Citizenship in the Modern World

• Reproducing Inequalities: Families in Latin American History

• Women and Gender in Latin American History

• Inequalities: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Latin American History and Society

• Modern Latin American History  

• Power, Law, and the State in Latin America (graduate)

• Bodies and Populations in Latin American History (graduate)

 

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