Check out our staff pages to see the huge range of disciplines we can support CLAS Cambridge Cambridge University. I’m happy to discuss applications from any #LatinAmericanists interested in sexuality and queer theory, environmental humanities, gender, film studies, visual art, etc.! 🎥🌊

Join us for the Michaelmas Term #iteams course! The course runs on Monday evenings from Oct.7 @ifmcambridge Projects cover language learning, measuring human experience & a new sensor for robotics. Apply by September 30th via our website iteamsonline.org #iecambridge

Very excited to share "The Launch of the Hannah Arendt Consortium on Crises and Political Transformation" on the 26th and 27th of September 2024 organised by Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge and Arch Cambridge at Cambridge University! Join us and please register here: tickettailor.com/events/univers…

The new term is approaching with many changes for CLAS. 🍂 We are grateful for the efforts of our outgoing director, Professor Gabriela Ramos, who has been at the helm of the Centre since October 2021. 👏👏👏 ¡Gracias!

📣 We are thrilled to present our Open Seminars for Michaelmas Term 2024! 📅 Mondays 🕐 5:15pm 📍 Room SG1, Alison Richard Building, @cambridgeuniversity No need to book. All welcome!🎉 🔗All events info in bio #universityofcambridge #latinamericanstudies

🔔In addition to our Open Seminars every Monday, we have CLAS Events: books, films, talks... lots of activities on the agenda every week. 🎥📖✂️ All welcome! 🔗 More info in bio #universityofcambridge #cambridge #latinamerica #latinamericanstudies Cambridge University

We start our CLAS Events! 📖 Book Launch: "The Amazon in Times of War" by Marcos Colón. - 2:30pm 🎥 Film screening / Q&A: "Stepping Softly on the Earth" by Marcos Colón. - 4:00pm 📆 Friday 11 October 📍 Room SG1 - Ground Floor, Alison Richard Building All welcome!

Save the Mondays! Our Open Seminars begin in a few days. 🎉🎉🎉 "After Neoliberalism? Latin America Now" Jeremy Adelman Cambridge University 📆Monday 14 October | 5:15pm 📍Room SG1 Ground Floor, Alison Richard Building The seminar is free and open to all. Come join us! 🍂

Two events on Tuesday 15 October! 🗣️Talk: "Esclavinas: Bordado y Memoria" - 5:00pm 🧵Embroidery Workshop: "Bordado en alto relieve: Esclavinas de Danzas de Negrerías - 6:15pm Register: tickettailor.com/events/centreo…

📖 Book Launch: "Legacy of Lies, El Salvador 1981-1984" by Robert Nickelsberg. 📆 Thursday 17 October - 5:00pm 📍 Room S1 - First Floor, Alison Richard Building Books available for sale* All welcome! 🤩

✒️ Interested in writing creative non-fiction? Join us on 18 October for 'Writing creative non-fiction to tackle societal questions: The Nine Dots Prize winners in conversation' to discuss connecting research and evidence to a compelling and engaging story crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/43789

Open Seminar: "Now We Are in Power: The Politics of Passive Revolution in Twenty-First Century Bolivia" Angus McNelly (King's College London) 📆Monday 21 October | 5:15pm 📍Room SG1 Ground Floor, Alison Richard Building The seminar is free and open to all. Come join us! 🎉

Investigating water's queer cinematic potential, Dr Geoffrey Maguire's wonderful new book "Bodies of Water" proposes that we think not only about water but also through it, illuminating new directions for the study of queer world cinema and its evolving aesthetic strategies.

Open Seminar: "Seeing and Unseeing Landscapes: Geographic Knowledges, Cartographic Technologies, and the Early Cold War in Latin America" Julie Gibbings (University of Edinburgh) 📆Monday 28 October | 5:15pm 📍Room SG1 Ground Floor, Alison Richard Building Come join us! 🎉

I'm heading to CLAS Cambridge at Cambridge University on Monday to talk about my book "Now We Are in Power". If you are interested in the rise and fall of left-wing governments in Latin America and the prospect of "doing something different" in the face of C21 barbarism, do come along!