Graduate students researching topics broadly related to U.S Law and Race are encouraged to apply to the Graduate Fellows Summer Research Institute in U.S Law and Race at the University of Nebraska. Click here for more information: uslawandrace.unl.edu/programs/gradu…

📷📷 Excited to share this recently published book. Make sure to check it out! 📷📷 Schmalzbauer, Leah. 2023. Meanings of Mobility: Family, Education, and Immigration in the Lives of Latino Youth. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.

Important work by UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute!

From our friends at the LatinxProject

What a double achievement! Huge congrats to Veronica Valencia Gonzalez for receiving the 2023 NSF-funded Law and Science Dissertation Grant and the 2023-2024 AAHHE Graduate Student Fellowship.

Wishing our vibrant community a year filled with growth, learning & teaching, and continued innovative research! Happy 2024 from the ASA Latina/o Sociology Section! 🎉✨

Congratulations to Melanie Z. Plasencia! 📷📷 She will be joining Rutgers University, Newark in the Fall of 2024 as an Assistant Professor in Sociology and Latinx Communities. 📷📷 #LatinoSociology

Check out the latest article by Sylvia Martinez and Amy J. Nuñez. Martinez, Sylvia, and Amy J. Nuñez. 2023. “’I am not Latino enough’: Latinx ethnic identity and participation at La Casa.” Journal of College Student Development 64(4):439-53.

Read creative essay "White Girls Were (not) Us" by queer AfroDominican writer Alejandro Heredia: "[H]ow the lines between Caribbean queer boys and white girls were blurred...What did we lose & ... gain in that leap across difference?" @TheOffingMag 👉theoffingmag.com/insight/white-…

We have some exciting panels for ASA! Submit your paper by Monday, February 26! It's just 1 month away

Graduate students, see this call for abstracts/papers for the Chicago Ethnography Conference, hosted this year at Northwestern University. Deadline for submissions is Feb 15th.

New study: Martinez, Sylvia, and Amy J. Nuñez. 2023. “’I always get deleted from the analysis’: Multiracial Latinx students navigating racial/ethnic identity.” Pp. 47-54 in The Latinx Experience: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, edited by M. J. Villaseñor and H. Jimenéz. Sage Pub

Be part of this year's ASA conference taking place in Montréal, Canada! Deadline to submit is Monday, February 26.

Roger Sargent Cadena's groundbreaking article, "Paradoxical Politics? Partisan Politics, Ethnoracial Ideologies, and the Assimilated Consciousnesses of Latinx Republicans," is now out in Sociology of Race and Ethnicity!

Nominate yourself or someone you know for the Latina/o Sociology Section’s Julian Samora Distinguished Career Award! The award recognizes an outstanding scholar who has made significant contributions to Latina/o/x Sociology.

Calling all ASA Latina/o Sociology grad students! The deadline for the Latina/o Sociology Section’s Cristina Maria Riegos Student Paper Award is soon! For more information, see below.

Join us for an insightful panel on the dynamism of U.S. Latina/o communities! 🌟 Dive into the shifting landscape of Latina/o politics, identities, and demographics. 📅 Date: Sun, August 11, 12:00 to 1:30pm📍 Location: Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Floor: Level 5, 510D

Join us tomorrow for a panel that explores the different meanings of Latinidad! 30805 - Latinidad: A Mosaic of Intersecting Identities 📅 Date: Sun, August 11, 2:00 to 3:30pm 📍Location: Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Floor: Level 5, 510D

📣 Our section members are presenting exciting research in our roundtable sessions tomorrow showcasing research in Latina/o/x sociology📣Join us! 📅 Date: Sun, August 11, 10:00 to 11:00am 📍Location: Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Floor: Level 7, 710B

Thank you to our amazing speakers from the panel "Latino/a Politics, Identities, Data, and Resignification of Citizenship"! Listening to your insights about how political affiliation, classification, and undocumented status affect Latino/a lives was inspiring!