Category: Research

Researching In The Archivo General de la Nación in Mexico City

Last updated: 3/6/2024😄 UPDATE: The AGN now grants access to several repositories via the internet. Click here for more details. After my last visit in March of 2023, there are many updates to present. Here is a quick list: Most scholars doing historical research of any sort in Mexico will likely have to stop in […]

Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples and Extractive Industries Across the Americas – 2/1/2013 at the University of Arizona

Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples and Extractive Industries    Across the Americas University of Arizona, Center for Latin American Studies Human Rights Initiative                                    and                                                     Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program, Rogers College of Law Friday, February 1, 2013 8:30am – 6pm Arizona Historical Society 949 E. 2nd Street The objective of this one day conference is to bring to the […]

Facsimiles of Mexican Codices at the University of Arizona

The University of Arizona’s library has a collection of Mexican codices that researchers can consult. The list includes: Mendoza Matrícula de Tributos Borbonicus Azcatitlan Vaticanus A Xicotepec Jump to the UA’s library for more info.

The Nahuatl Language Project to Host Dr. John Sullivan at UCR

The Nahuatl Language Project at UCR will be hosting Dr. John Sullivan, the director of the IDIEZ Summer Nahuatl Institute in Los Angeles . Students interested in the summer program are encouraged to attend the event.   Nahuatl Language Project at UCR’s Meeting info: 2/9/2012 7PM INTN 4043 University of California, Riverside More information on the summer course can be found […]

Nahuatl Course in LA

2012 IDIEZ Summer Nahuatl Institute in Los Angeles The Zacatecas Institute for Teaching and Research in Ethnology (IDIEZ), Macehualli Educational Research (MER), la Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas (UAZ) and California State University Los Angeles (CSULA) are partnering to offer the opportunity to study Classical and Modern Nahuatl at the beginning and intermediate-advanced levels in a […]

Tips for Travelers Conducting Research in Mexico City

Updated: 11/16/2015   This article is intended for researchers that are visiting Mexico City for the first time. Although this article is primarily based on my experiences in Mexico City, Morelia, and Puebla, I think these tips will help anyone traveling in Mexico in general. Your Best Friends While in Mexico City The first thing you are going […]