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WATER FUTURES SERIES: Mexico’s Water Futures: Three Institutional Perspectives

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Interpretation to Spanish available. This session will focus on institutional efforts related to water: one local (MIT) and two from Mexico (UNAM and Tec de Monterrey). Questions to address by each institute include: their work and mission, framing the...

ARTS & HUMANITIES WORKSHOP: Taco

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Taco is a deep dive into the most iconic Mexican food from the perspective of a Mexico City native. In a narrative that moves from Mexico to the United States and back, Sánchez Prado discusses the definition of the taco, the question of the tortilla and...

POSTPONED- DRCLAS-USMEX Seminar: Challenges and Opportunities for the Bilateral Agenda

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This event has been postponed. A new date will be announced soon. During previous administrations, Mexico and the US were very confident in the institutional framework they built to address any issues in the bilateral agenda. Is that framework still in...

Judicial Dialogues on Health and Climate Change: Emerging Standards, Comparative Trajectories, and Future Directions

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This one-day conference will convene judges, litigators, and scholars from Africa, Europe, and Latin America for a comparative examination of the evolving relationship between climate change, the right to health, and judicial enforcement. Please join us...

Day of the Dead Celebration

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Learn more about Día de Muertos, one of Mexico’s most meaningful cultural traditions and a national symbol of remembrance and connection with departed loved ones. The event will feature a live mariachi performance and traditional folk dance at 2:00 p.m...

What Happens When Cities Grow Outward? Professor Diane Davis on Mexico’s Urban Future

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Over the past three decades, Mexico’s urban population has grown dramatically. But that growth has not been distributed evenly across cities. Research presented at Tecnológico de Monterrey, a leading university in Mexico, reveals a striking national...

Seeing Mexico and Brazil Through Students’ Eyes

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During the 2026 Summer Internship Program, students in Mexico and Brazil were invited to explore that question through the SIP Photo Competition. More than simply documenting their travels, participants were asked to pair each photograph with a reflection...

Building Classrooms That Welcome Every Student: Professor María Luisa Parra on Inclusive Education

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A child who speaks an Indigenous language, a student who grew up between Mexico and the United States, a young person who arrives at a new school after moving with their family. Their experiences are different, but they may all face the same question when...

WATER FUTURES SERIES: Ecology at the Border

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Interpretation to Spanish available. This session will focus on the most pressing water crises at the border, current solutions, main challenges on both sides of the border, whether this is a regional, national, or binational challenge, the more than...

Mexico, the land of my ancestors

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In returning to the land that cared for me in my youth, I’ve learned that change is the only constant. The land, along with my community, evolves- she changes, transforms, and metamorphosizes. Life is not stagnant, but imbued with dynamic movement. We...