• Spring 2023 Colloquium

    Learn more about "Musíca de Vaivén: The Habanera Diaspora."

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  • Graduate Admissions

    Take your career to the next level with the interdisciplinary MA programs at CLACS.

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  • Indigenous and Diasporic Languages

    Study Quechua and Haitian Creole with leading faculty at the center.

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  • Field Notes

    Read blog posts from students conducting research in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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  • CLACS

    Since 1966, NYU's Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies has served as a nexus for students, faculty, and community.

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Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

Announcements

Congratulations to CLACS MA student Alía Warsco (‘25) for her work on creating Runakunaq Bibliotecanku (The People’s Library), a collection of Quechua and Andean-centered materials.

Soon CLACS will begin accepting applications for the MA in Latin American and Caribbean Studies for Fall 2024 admission. Learn more about Admissions.

Fall 2023 courses are now available. 

NYU Arts and Science published a feature article highlighting the Quechua program at CLACS: "An Andean Language in the Big Apple."

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Faculty News

Faculty member and Quechua instructor Odi Gonzales has published the book Nación Anti. Ensayos de antropología lingüística andina. Lenguaje y pensamiento quechua. Traducción cultural y resistencia (Pakarina, 2022).

CLACS and NYU History faculty member Ada Ferrer was awarded a Pulitzer Prize in History for the book Cuba: An American History (Scribner, 2022). 

As part of her work with Jaden Timoun, CLACS and Haitian Creole instructor Wynnie Lamour-Quansah released the children's book Verite sou Tanbou nan Jaden Timoun: Rakontay Vèdi, a collection of original short stories written in Kreyòl Ayisyen.

Faculty Spotlight

CLACS is home to a group of core faculty and also draws upon the strengths of more than 100+ research-active affiliated faculty.

Pamela Calla

Pamela Calla is a Bolivian anthropologist engaged with issues of gender, race, class, and state formation in Latin America.

Wynnie Lamour

Wynnie Lamour teaches Haitian Creole at the center using a deep cultural lens to teach a revolutionary language.

Odi Gonzales

Quechua instructor, writer, and poet Odi Gonzales was recently honored at the Feria Internacional del Libro Cusco.

Ana G. Álvarez

Ana G. Álvarez is currently working on a documentary on transwomen and repression during the 70s and 80s in Argentina.

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