The Latino Studies Research Initiative celebrates the release of SalviJerseyans: Historias de los inmigrantes salvadoreños en New Jersey (2025) by Carmen Molina-Tamacas, a Salvadoran-born journalist and anthropologist. The book chronicles … Read More
We are proud to announce that Latinas/os in New Jersey: Histories, Communities, and Cultures (Rutgers University Press, 2025), edited by Aldo A. Lauria Santiago and Ulla D. Berg, has received … Read More
The Rutgers Latino Studies Research Initiative (LSRI) is proud to share that Co-Coordinator Aldo Lauria Santiago was recently quoted in an article by Yara Simón, Deputy Editor of Intervenxions, part … Read More
Call for Contributions: Latina/o Studies Research Blogs and Essays Dear Colleagues, Our Rutgers University Press book on Latinas/os in New Jersey has been out for a few months, and we … Read More
The Latino Studies Research Initiative (LSRI) is pleased to announce a new digital feature on the life and legacy of Professor Emerita Hilda Hidalgo. A pioneer in civil rights, gender … Read More
Kean University has invited book editors Berg & Lauria Santiago to present the book on April 15th. Thanks to Professor Frank Argote and the University’s Center for Raising Excellence and … Read More
The recent conference presenting the book on Latinas/os in New Jersey was well attended and received! For photos of the event and the video, please see the conference page on … Read More
The Latino Studies Research Initiative (LSRI) at Rutgers University seeks a highly motivated and organized Rutgers Graduate Student for a part-time Program Manager position. This is an excellent opportunity for … Read More
On Jan 23 2025 Labyrinth Books and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs hosted authors Ulla Berg and Aldo Lauria Santiago to discuss their recent publication: Latinas/os in New … Read More