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Latin America Connections

The Latino Migration Project trains undergraduate and graduate students to understand the contemporary and historical complexities of migration through programs that involve academic study, research, service-learning and travel. For nearly a decade, the LMP has fostered bi-national relationships with migrant communities, secondary schools, and foundations across North Carolina and in Mexico and Latin America, resulting in affordable and transformative educational programs.

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Heritage and Migration in North Carolina

Latin American Studies 402 | LTAM 402

This 3-credit spring course examines oral history methods as a way of understanding Latin American migrant perspectives. The course addresses ethical and practical aspects of the ethnographic method, which includes the preparation, transaction, and transcription of interviews. This course is designed for upper level students, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, and is also open to graduate students. Strong knowledge of Spanish is highly recommended. Digital audio recorders are required. Above all, students must be motivated by a strong desire to better understand transnational migration issues.

Instructor: Hannah Gill