
Dr. Cecilia Vasquez
@ceciliahhh_v
Assistant Professor @UCRiverside
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We are thrilled to share the cover for our first issue published with Chicago Journals and supported by the Wenner-Gren Foundation! We've marked this exciting new phase of the journal with a new design, including a full-bleed cover. Stay tuned for the release of our Spring 2024 issue!




🎉 Congratulations to ALLA's Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Cecilia Vasquez's Dr. Cecilia Vasquez! Find her new article titled "Practices of Evaluating Activist-Engaged Research and Collaboration" in Transforming Anthro latest issue! 👏👏👏


Excited to share that I will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at UC Riverside! So blessed I get to teach in my home community and stay near family and friends! My only hope is that I can live up to my amazing mentors that have guided me up to this point.





Check out this exciting free and public event at UCR led by the amazing Xóchitl C. Chávez ! Encuentro de Música Oaxaqueña! Parking is free (permit thru website). Event will also host bilingual college sessions for parents/gaurdians! news.ucr.edu/articles/2024/…


Empire and Disaster, our special issue, is coming soon! As we experience an era of unprecedented disaster, this issue, as Aisha Beliso-DeJesus describes, “disrupt[s] the naturalization of disaster, situating how marginalized and racialized populations live in the wake of empire.”
![Transforming Anthro (@transformanthro) on Twitter photo Empire and Disaster, our special issue, is coming soon!
As we experience an era of unprecedented disaster, this issue, as <a href="/Beliso_DeJesus/">Aisha Beliso-DeJesus</a> describes, “disrupt[s] the naturalization of disaster, situating how marginalized and racialized populations live in the wake of empire.” Empire and Disaster, our special issue, is coming soon!
As we experience an era of unprecedented disaster, this issue, as <a href="/Beliso_DeJesus/">Aisha Beliso-DeJesus</a> describes, “disrupt[s] the naturalization of disaster, situating how marginalized and racialized populations live in the wake of empire.”](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GaLzbUeWoAA2k3x.jpg)


