Our final speaker for this roundtable is Kathryn Vomero Santos. She asks us to pause for a moment to consider the discussion of Shakespeare during a period of ongoing global conflict and student-led protests in Texas and elsewhere across the nation.

One thing we can learn from the folio and the centuries of editing is the importance of preserving texts, but also in asking whose texts are preserved. (Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva for more on the Bard in the Borderlands project and its open-access anthologies!)

The Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva supports students, faculty, and staff who are protesting for an end to genocide and colonial occupation in Palestine and for our universities to divest from institutions perpetrating such violence.

T-minus 4 days until Folio Futures Symposium starts!🥳🥳

If hearing about our keynote speakers wasn't enough to entice you to join us this Friday, maybe a sneak-peek at the line-up of our plenary speakers will!

We love working with Humanities Texas and Texas teachers! ¡Feliz cumple, Shakespeare!

April 23 is the day Shakespeare's birthday is traditionally celebrated.

For a Borderlands-themed perspective, check out last fall's webinar in partnership with Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva: youtube.com/watch?v=re23wO…

Feliz cumpleaños, Shakespeare! 🎉

Celebrate the Bard by exploring the reimagined works featured in 'The Bard in the Borderlands.'

Dive into multilingual reinterpretations that define Borderlands Shakespeare, available in open access: asu.pressbooks.pub/bard-in-the-bo…

‘Latin@ Stories Episode 247 Zones of Encuentro’ by Latin@ Stories is on #LatineStories #ChicanaScholars on.soundcloud.com/oHpHK9WAoZRy6k…

We're thrilled about the upcoming Folio Futures symposium happening this Friday! 🌟

Please join Kathryn Vomero Santos for an engaging discussion on the Bard:

Please join us to discuss Shax, social justice, and developing a curriculum with the community in mind.

Our fantastic co-founder Katherine Gillen 🍉 will discuss teaching Borderlands Shakespeare in San Antonio, drawing from the insightful essay by Kate and Kathryn Vomero Santos.

📢 We are thrilled to announce that Latino Book Review has been chosen to partner with Library of America as part of their new public humanities initiative celebrating Latinx poetry.

Read more below, and keep an eye out for news about our upcoming programs!

loa.org/news-and-views…

We are so glad Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva co-founders Kathryn Vomero Santos and Katherine Gillen 🍉 could attend #Shax2024 .

We had an incredible time being in a community with so many talented scholars, and we feel honored to have won the SAA Shakespeare Publics Award.

¡Eso!

The Borderlands Shakespeare Colectiva has changed the conversation on justice, inclusion and Shakespeare in the US Mexico and global Borderlands. This honor is so well deserved!

Join us on Friday to talk about Shax and social justice in different institutional contexts! There are so many great essays in this collection edited by Marissa Greenberg and Elizabeth Williamson.

We are incredibly honored to have won the SAA Shakespeare Publics Award for our community-based organizing and scholarship.

Adelante! 🌟

#Shax2024 #BorderlandsShax #ShakeRace

If you're attending #Shax2024 , don't forget to join us for our Digital Exhibit (Friday 4/12 at 11:00) on our PCRS teaching resource Throughlines! We'll be showcasing some exclusive content and we're excited to see what you think. Lern more at splash.throughlines.org #RaceB4Race …

Hey SA! MonteVideo & Mexican American Civil Rights Institute's Latina Spring Film Series continues this Thurs (4/11) @7 PM @ Jaime's Place (1514 W. Commerce St, SATX 78207) 🎬 Reserve FREE tickets here. Screening w/ filmmakers in attendance: buff.ly/3Tt0Qr0

Please join the Madrid Lecture Series at Trinity University to hear from Sandra Cisneros.

At one point, Cisneros promised herself that she would never return to San Antonio. During the lecture, she will discuss how the city became a meaningful place for her and all creative people.