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The goal of this document is to promote and make visible the digital work of US Latinx scholars. Inspired by similar lists created by the Colored Conventions, FemTechNet, Women Also Know Stuff, and POC Also Know Stuff, we intend that this list be used as a database of experts.
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NamePronounsTwitter handleContact emailPersonal websiteResearch areaInstitutionWilling to be contacted for collaborations, presentations, pedagogy? (Y or N)Link(s) to Digital scholaship, projectsReferences to recent work
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Tatiana Bryantshe/her/hers@bibliotecariattatiana.bryant@nyu.eduLibraries, Archives, Black Studies, Latinx Studies, Open, digital humanities, GenderAdelphi UniversityY
Being Seen: Gender Identity and Performance as a Professional Resource in Library Work
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Monica Muñoz Martinezshe/her/hers@MonicaMnzMtz
https://monicamunozmartinez.com/
histories of violence, policing on the US-Mexico border, Latinx history, women and gender studies, and public humanitieBrown Universityhttps://mappingviolence.com/
https://refusingtoforget.org/		The Injustice Never Leaves You: Anti-Mexican VIolence in Texas (2018)
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Liliana Conlisk Gallegosshe/her/hers@elojodelamoscaelojodelamosca@gmail.comFilm, Media, VR, Decolonial/anticolonial, experimental and resistance pedagogy through artCal State San BernieYES :)https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxKCDDLEbr2OwL4vhYTkldA"Somos la dignidad rebelde: On Mexican Indigenous praxis of resistance pedagogy, no longer misappropriated under US “innovative” methods." & “‘El muro y el machete’: No hay más ruta que la nuestra. There is no other
way than ours”
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Annemarie Perezshe/her/hers@anneperezaperez@csudh.edu
citedatthecrossroads.net
Chicanx and Latinx digital humanities, digital pedagogy, Chicana feminismCalifornia State University Dominguez Hills
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Raul Moarquech Ferrera-Balanquethe/him/hisraulmoarquech@gmail.comhttp://www.labcartodigital.org/moarquech/Decolonial Option, Media Studies, Latinx Cultural Studies and Education, Film, Video, Net Art, Transmedia, Literary Criticism, Caribbean, Indigenous Hemispheric Studies, Creative and Non-fiction writing, Digital Humanities, Curatorial Studies, Critical Race, Creative Pedagogy.Center for Arts, Design and Social Reseach, Boston and ENES-UNAM, Merida, MXYeshttps://dreamsnomadas.wordpress.com/https://public.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/public/article/view/31974
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Marina L. Lopezshe/her/hers/ella@mll29410marinalauralopez@gmail.comoral history, archive, digital humanities, community-based learning, community based projectsCitadel Oral History Program at The Citadel.Y
Ecos:Resonancias de Hisotrias Latinas de Carolina del Sur http://ecoscarolina.com/ Charleston Accents https://arcg.is/10jOO
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Marisa Hicks-Alcazar@ArchivistXicanxClaremont Graduate University
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Alex Gilhe/him/his@elotroalexcolibri.alex@gmail.comhttp://elotroalex.comcaribbean studies, libraries & The Record, prototyping, minimal computing, nimble tents
Columbia UniversityYhttp://www.elotroalex.com/profile/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Gil_(scholar)
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Theresa Avilashe/her/herstheresa.avila@csuci.eduLatinx Art HistoryCSU Channel IslandsyMapping History Project: Stories of the SouthwestEditor, Making and Being Made: Contemporary Citizenship, Art, and Visual CultureEditor, Special Issue of Third Text, Art and Revolution in Mexico
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Ayendy Bonifaciohe/him/his@ayendybonifacioayendy9@gmail.com
https://www.ayendybonifacio.com/
Latino/a/x studies; Latinx newspapers; poetry and poetics; digital maps; nineteenth-century studiesCUNY--BMCC (Fall 2019)YEl Clamor Público's Transamerican Reprint Poems https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1BHIF9Bcw-1D26z8HH5UPbFy3SlCP5Sme&ll=35.12048443866267%2C0&z=2
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Vanessa M. Camacho@camachov_mEl Paso Community College
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Mike Menahe/him/his@MikeMenaNYCLinguistic Anthropology, Race and Higher Education.Graduate Center, NYhttps://www.youtube.com/c/mikemena
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Melina ZavalaGrand Valley State University
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Melinda Mejíashe/her/hersChicanx Studies & Literature, Digital Humanities, Women & Gender Studies, Corequisite Course Models Houston Community College
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Rubén DuránHouston Community College
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Arlene J. Díazshe/her/hersEspionage, information, propaganda, Spanish-Cuban-American war, digital textual analysisIndiana University-BloomingtonY
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Jessica Marie Johnsonshe/her/hershttp://jmjohnso.com/Johns Hopkins Universityhttps://africandiasporaphd.com/Practicing Freedom: Black Women, Intimacy, and Kinship in New Orleans Atlantic World
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Jenny Puente de Patlanshe/her/hersjennys.cristal@gmail.comLone Star College-North HarrisY
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Mary Anne LugoMichigan State University
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Sarah Rafael Garcíashe/her/hers@sarahrafagarciasarahgarcia74@gmaill.comhttps://sarahrafaelgarcia.com/Modesta Avila, SanTana's Fairy Tales, Ethnofiction for Contemporary Narratives, community-based digital storytellingN/AYhttps://www.santanasfairytales.comforthcoming
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Elizabeth Barahonashe/her/hers@elizabethbphdelizabetshwayin1@gmail.comLatinx and Black history in the Deep SouthNorthwestern UniversityY
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John Alba Cutlerhe/him/hisNorthwestern UniversityEnds of Assimilation: The Formation of Chicano Literature (Oxford University Press, 2015)
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Kelley Kreitzshe/her/hers@Kelley_Kreitzkkreitz@pace.eduhttps://kelleykreitz.com/Latina/o/x studies, especially nineteenth century; U.S.-based Spanish-language print culture and media innovation; print and digital cultures of the Americas; Latinx digital humanities Pace UniversityYhttps://www.c19latinonyc.com/“American Alternatives: Participatory Futures of Print from New York’s Nineteenth-Century Spanish-Language Press.” American Literary History. 30.4 (2018). 677-702.
“Telephonic Modernismo: Latinidad and Hemispheric Print Culture in the Age of Electricity.” English Language Notes. 56.2 (2018): 90-103.
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Jennifer Isasi she/her/hers@jenniferisvej.sasi@psu.eduhttps://jenniferisasi.github.ioHispanic Literatures, US Latinx digital archives, Digital Humanities methods in Spanish, digital pedagogies Pennsylvania State UniversityYhttps://familyletters.unl.edu ; https://programminghistorian.org
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Jennifer Vilchezshe/her/hers@jennyvilchezjennifer.vilchez@rutgers.eduhttp://www.jennifervilchez.com/Latina/o/x studies; race; identity (politics); demographics; informatics; digital history; technology studies; media studies, cultual studies; social media & networkingRutgers University-New BrunswickY
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Montse Feushe/her/hers@montsefeumontsefe@gmail.com
https://montsefeu.wixsite.com/montsefeu
 Antifascist and anarchist literature in US periodicalsSam Houston State UniversityYhttps://montsefeu.wixsite.com/montsefeu/ffs-the-exhibithttps://montsefeu.wixsite.com/montsefeu/fightingfascistspain
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Angel David Nieves@angeldnieves
http://www.angeldavidnieves.com/
San Diego State University
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William Anthony Nericcio, "Memo"he/him/his@eyegienememo@sdsu.eduhttp://malas.sdsu.edu Literature, Film Studies, DH, ComicsSan Diego State UniversityYhttps://eyegiene.sdsu.edu/technosexualities/https://www.academia.edu/33212278/Latina_o_Dystopias_on_the_Verge_of_an_Electric_Pathological_Tomorrow_Alex_Riveras_Sleep_Dealer
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Joel Zapatahe/him/his@xicanohistorian
https://people.smu.edu/joelzapata/
Southern Methodist Universityhttps://plainsmovement.com/
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Claudia Zapatashe/her/hers@claudiaezapataclaudiaelisazapata@gmail.com
http://www.claudiaelisazapata.com/
Art history; digital humanities; AR/VR; metadata; Latinx and Chicanx art; zines; artist collectives; Texas history; museum studies; designers toysSouthern Methodist University/Smithsonian American Art MuseumY
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Regina Marie Millsshe/her/hers@guategamerphdrmills@tamu.eduhttps://tamu.academia.edu/ReginaMarieMillsLatinx and African Diaspora literature (esp. AfroLatinx and US Central American), archival research, life writing, refugee and human rights studies, gaming studiesTexas A&M UniversityYI'm teaching a course on Gaming Literature in the Fall and would love any suggestions for including Latinx gamers, games, and gaming scholarship! I'd like a future book to focus on the intersection of critical ethnic studies and games.(not DH, welcome to provide a PDF for those without access) https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2979/chiricu.2.issue-2
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Elena Foulisshe/her/hers@ProfeFoulisefoulis@tamusa.eduhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/elena-foulis-phd/oral history; latinx studies, latinx in ohioTexas A&M University, San AntonioLatin@ StoriesPodcast https://soundcloud.com/ohiohabla
Latin@ Stories Across Ohio https://books.apple.com/us/book/latin-stories-across-ohio/id1013119968
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Nicole Marroquinshe/her/hersnmarro@saic.eduhttp://nicolemarroquin.comThe School of the Art Inst Chicagoyhttps://www.nicolemarroquin.com/harrison-and-froebel https://www.facebook.com/pg/Chicagorazaresearch/posts/
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Diana Flores Ruizshe/her/hersdfr@berkeley.edu
http://filmmedia.berkeley.edu/student-profile/2343650-diana-ruiz
U.S.-Mexico Border Visual Culture, Digital Humanities, Surveillance, Virtual Reality, Activist MediaUC BerkeleyY
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LeighAnna Hidalgo she/her/hers @leighannahidalgoLeighanna456@gmail.comleighannahidalgo.comLatina/o/x studies; race and space, poverty and inequality, labor and self-employment; poor people‘s movement; urban digital humanities; augmented reality; zines, comics, and fotonovelasUC Los AngelesY
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Manuel M. Martín Rodríguez
http://faculty.ucmerced.edu/mmartin-rodriguez/index.htm
UC Merced
http://faculty.ucmerced.edu/mmartin-rodriguez/index_files/00VH.htm
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micha cardenasshe/her/hers@michacardenasmichacardenas.orgmedia art, art, gender studies, transgender studies, black and latina studies, transnational studies, migration, decolonization, performanceUC Santa Cruz
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Natalia Estradashe/they@stradadoesnatalia2estrada@gmail.comLibraries, Workplace Hierarchies, Neurodiversity. The use of podcasts as scholarshipUniversity at BuffaloY
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Cristina D. RamirezUniversity of Arizona
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Amanda Guzmanshe/her/hersamanda.j.guzman@berkeley.eduMuseum anthropology; Latinx history; materiality; representation; community engaged scholarshipUniversity of California, BerkeleyYhttps://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/muan.12170
https://www.sapiens.org/technology/hurricane-maria-memes-puerto-rico/
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Élika Ortegashe/her/hers@elikaortegaelika.ortega@colorado.eduelikaortega.netMedia, digital literature, Latin America, postcolonial studies, environmental studiesUniversity of Colorado (Fall 2019)Y
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Ana Maria Diaz-MarcosUniversity of Connecticut
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Annette Zapatashe/her/hers@amzapat2University of Houston
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Carolina Villarroelshe/her/hers@rayenchilcvillarroel@uh.eduUS Latinx Digital Humanities, US Latinx studies, archival studies, Latina feminismUniversity of HoustonY
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Gabriela Baeza Venturashe/her/hers@gbaezaventuragbventura@uh.eduUS Latinx Digital Humanities, US Latinx studies, archival studies, Latina feminismUniversity of HoustonY
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Isis Camposshe/her/hers@isisreneecamposircampos@central.uh.eduUS Latinx Digital Humanities, Central American studies, US Latinx studiesUniversity of HoustonY
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Lorena Gauthereaushe/her/hers@LGauth19lgauthereau@uh.edulorenagauthereau.wordpress.comChicanx studies, Chicana feminism, decolonial theory, digital humanities, affect theory, class and laborUniversity of HoustonYhttps://arcg.is/1C1bbv
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Maira Álvarezshe/her/hers@fronteriza956mealvarez.wixsite.com/siteUniversity of Houstonbacartography.org
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Shine Trabucco she/her/hers@hangryhistorianshinetrabucco@gmail.comBorderlands, digital history and Public History University of HoustonYReturning to roots: History of adobe in San Antonio
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Sylvia Fernández she/her/hers@sferna109sylviafernandezq.wordpress.comUniversity of Houstonbacartography.org
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Marilyn Ortega she/her/hersmaortega@ku.edu
http://americanstudies.ku.edu/marilyn-ortega
historical trauma University of Kansas
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Patricia Ortega-MirandaUniversity of Maryland
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Trevor Muñozhe/him/his@trevormunoztrevormunoz.comUniversity of Maryland
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Gianna May Sanchezshe/her/hers@GMSPhDgiannamaysanchez@gmail.comgiannams.comHistory of medicine in the 20th c. American West, reproduction and women's health, curanderismo and traditional healing, and medicine in Latinx communities, eugenics and sterilization in the U.S.; Latina/o Studies; digital humanities (broadly), museum education and audience engagement and outreach via digital approachesUniversity of MichiganY
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Marco Seiferle-Valencia@marcosvdotcomUniversity of Michigan
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María E. Cotera@MECoteramcotera@umich.eduhttps://mariacotera.com/Chicana feminst history, archival praxis, digital public humanitiesUniversity of Michiganhttp://www.chicanapormiraza.org/"Nuestra Autohistoria: Toward a Chicana Digital Praxis." American Quarterly, vol. 70 no. 3, 2018, pp. 483-504. Project MUSE, doi:10.1353/aq.2018.0032; "Introduction" and "Unpacking Our Mothers' Libraries: Practices of Chicana Memory Before and After the Digital Turn" in Chicana Movidas: New Narratives of Activism and Feminism in the Movement Era
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Karen Mary Davalosshe/her/hers@rhizomes1848kdavalos@umn.eduChicana/o art and culture; Latina/o spirituality; museum studies; midwestern Latino ethnography; oral history and the archive; feminist theory and editorial praxis; community-based learning and decolonial methods; arts organizations and artist collectivesUniversity of MinnesotaYhttps://rhizomes.umn.edu/map and Mexican American Art Since 1848Culturally Informed Vocabularies; Chicana/o Remix: Art and Errata Since the Sixties (NYU Press, 2017)
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Linda García Merchant she/her/hers@lgmerchantUniversity of Nebraskahttp://www.chicanadiasporic.org
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Claire JimenezThe Puerto Rican Literature ProjectUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Thomas Padillahe/him/his@thomasgpadillatgpadillajr@gmail.com
http://www.thomaspadilla.org/
cultural heritage, collections as data, machine learning, AI, data scienceUniversity of Nevada Las vegasYhttps://collectionsasdata.github.io/part2whole/oc.lc/responsibleoperations
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Erika G Abad she/her/hers @lionwanderer531erikagabad@gmail.comhttp://www.erikagabad.wordpress.comOscar Lopez Rivera; Queer fandom; Latinx queer representation on television in 2018; #MeToo; teaching digital/virtual research to undergrads University of Nevada Las Vegas y will post link to Latinos Who Lunch episode shortly;https://livestream.com/accounts/4237095/UniversityForum;
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Tessa Cordovashe/her/herstcordov4@gmail.comThe Enriqueta Vasquez Digital History ProjectUniversity of New Mexico
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Jennifer Lozanoshe/her/herslozanoj@uncw.eduLatinx digital storytelling, women of color feminismUniversity of North Carolina Wilmington Y
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Lexi AllisonUniversity of Texas-Austin
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Maggie Rivas-RodriguezUniversity of Texas-Austinhttps://voces.lib.utexas.edu/Texas Mexican Americans and Postwar Civil Rights (Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 2015)
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Guadalupe Rosalesshe/her/hers
http://www.veteranasandrucas.com/
https://www.instagram.com/veteranas_and_rucas
https://www.instagram.com/map_pointz/
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Mario H. Ramirezhe/him/his@mario_h_ramirez
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Marina del Solshe/her/hersmarinadelsol@utexas.eduHoward UniversityY
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Juan Garcia Oyervideshe/him/hisjgarciaoyervides@wtamu.eduhttps://www.olacolorado.org/juangarciaoyervidesWest Texas A&M Universitywww.observatoriodelasamericas.org
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Luis F. Avilés Gonzálezhe/him/his@chicanxlinguistlaviles@utexas.edchicanxlinguist.comLanguage contact, Spanish in the Borderlang, Langauge Variation, Heritage Language learners, Computational Methods, Border Studies, Digital Teaching Pedagogies, Experiential Learning, machine learning, data scienceThe University of Texas at AustinYN/AN/A
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Miguel Juarezhe/him/his@migueljuarezmjuarez6@utep.eduBorderlands, El Paso Chicano History and Preservation Project, Murals, Disability Studies University of Texas at El PasoYN/A
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