Projects & Publications

DPFF is designed to detail and activate the central role of young adults in understanding, leading, and transforming the elusive search for racial equity, personal dignity, and human rights.

Luminarias is the result of Dolores Atencio’s study to identify the first Latinas who earned law degrees in the USA and Puerto Rico.

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Dr. Deb Ortega is on an intergenerational panel discussing community.

Tom Romero writes about communities of color in the realm of water and climate justice

Carlos Jimenez wrote a chapter in The Routledge Handbook of Mobile Socialities.

A catalyst for interdisciplinary scholarship and learning opportunities surrounding ethnographic research. 

Denver Urban Debate League programs break barriers for underserved students.

Dr. Miguel A. De La Torre was the screenwriter on this documentary about two teen girls' encounters with the border. 

Jesse Acevedo writes on the political economy of remittances.

Dr. Beltrán is the Principal Investigator for The Our Stories, Our Medicine Archive Project.

An enrichment program offered online free of cost two Saturdays a month youth ages 3 to 18.

Elizabeth R. Escobedo writes about the lives of Mexican American women on the World War II home front.

Fajardo’s earliest games will be part of ReVisión, an exhibition at the Denver Art Museum.

A children's book authored by Lydia Gil

Esta investigación estudia cinco novelas que canibalizan el bolero como parte de sus estrategias narrativas.

Groundbreaking language program, designed to facilitate the transition into participating in academic and professional settings.

Photography, Movement, and Paradox. Article by Kristy L. Ulibarri.

Miriam Valdovinos writes about mothering infants during a global pandemic.