This month has been a busy one on our end, on April 5th we participated as scholars in Florida International University's "Who Is Indigenous?" panel. Academic research is an important part of our mission and with it we aim to create intellectual bridges and dialogue. We thought it important to help develop and participate in a panel where women of color from the global South could meet to theorize and work-through some important issues regarding identity.
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In memoriam of Luis Rafaél Sánchez, a lifelong educator at Jauja's San Jose School. Professor Sánchez spent more than 40 years educating the minds of both amateur and well-established scholars. He was part of the Julio Espejo Nuñez Center of Studies, and as such was part of the workgroup studying San Juan Pata- whose finished work we had the honor of publishing in the "Los Xauxas: Sus orígenes. Hallazgos arqueólogicos en San Juan Pata, Jauja". Recordando al eximio maestro Luis Rafael Sánchez, profesor por más de 40 años en el San José de Jauja educando tanto a jovenes investigadores como a profesionales en diversos campos. Formó parte del destacado Centro de Estudios Julio Espejo Nuñez y como tal fue parte del grupo de trabajo en San Juan Pata, cuya investigación tuvimos el honor de publicar -"Los Xauxas: Sus orígenes. Hallazgos arqueólogicos en San Juan Pata, Jauja". Compartimos su intervención como parte de la tertulia en honor a Edgardo Rivera Martínez realizada en Sociedad Unión Artesanos.