Aprendiendo de las huellas de Hamburgo
Del 15 al 18 de junio viajamos a Hamburgo como parte del curso Hamburg as point of contact between continents:...
Tagged: migration
Even at the End of the Earth: Ruth Behar on Memory, Storytelling, and Child Migration
“Even at the end of the earth, I will remember where I came from.” – Ruth Behar, Across So Many...
Dancing Home: Homemaking and Embodiment in Joann Ordóñez’s TanzLab
How do migrants make home when the familiar landscapes of language, culture, and belonging are thousands of kilometers away? For...
Dialogues Across World Regions: A Recap of the HCIAS Colloquium, Summer Semester 2025
In 2025, the Heidelberg Center for Ibero-American Studies (HCIAS) organizes its Colloquium Lecture Series around the title “Dialogues across World...
Contacto lingüístico a través de las fronteras: Estados Unidos y México
Desde su fundación, Estados Unidos ha sido un país de inmigrantes, un hecho evidente en su historia. Sin embargo, la...
HCIAS Blogcast: Diversity and Objectivity in Migration Coverage
Welcome to a new Blogcast This is a series of posts on the HCIAS blog where we summarize some of...
La crisis migratoria desde el análisis de discurso: Mirada co-disciplinar desde la lingüística y las comunicaciones
Las migraciones han ganado importancia hasta convertise en un asunto central del debate público europeo. La polarización que genera el...
Albert Manke: Chinese Migration and Exclusion Across the Americas
Welcome back to the HCIAS Blogcast! This is a series of posts on the HCIAS blog, in which we summarize...
Care work migration
The book Ceniza en la boca (2022) by Mexican author Brenda Navarro narrates the story of a woman, the protagonist’s...
HCIAS Blogcast: Gabriella Sanchez on Migrants’ Interactions with Smuggling Facilitators on the US-Mexico Border
Migrant smuggling is a contentious issue in various spheres, from its portrayals in the media…