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  • COMMON SITUATIONS

    • Border Closure and Hyper surveillance
    • Selective Hyper-nationalism
    • Spiral of violence to the south
    • Irregularizados y desposeídos de derecho
    • Dispossession of rights
    • Production of fear
    • Spaces of Confinement
    • Reverse Migration
    • Essential but disposable
    • Childhood and adolescence on the brink
    • La política detrás de los datos

  • SOCIAL RESPONSES

  • COUNTRY SITUATIONS

    • Canada
    • United States
    • Mexico
    • Guatemala
    • El Salvador
    • Honduras
    • Nicaragua
    • Costa Rica
    • Panama
    • Cuba
    • Haiti
    • Dominican Republic
    • Puerto Rico
    • Venezuela
    • Colombia
    • Ecuador
    • Peru
    • Bolivia
    • Chile
    • Argentina
    • Brazil

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    (Im)mobility in the Americas

    In mid-March 2020, nearly every country on the continent declared a health emergency. These countries closed their borders and adopted a series of exceptional measures, arguing that forced immobility as a  solution to contain the virus. Following the shutdown of borders,  more than 30 researchers from the Americas, interested in analyzing the migratory question politically, organized virtually and began to consider the particular situation of millions of migrants, women, men, children and adolescents, from the continent and/or from other latitudes, all of whom are mobile and in transit.

    Original Concept: Soledad Álvarez Velasco, University of Houston

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    General Coordination:Soledad Álvarez Velasco, University of Houston & Ulla D. Berg, Rutgers University

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    Research, Systematization and Development of Contents: Soledad Álvarez Velasco, University of Houston;  Ulla D. Berg, Rutgers University; Lucía Pérez-Martínez, FLACSO-Ecuador; Mónica Salmon, New School for Social Research; Sebastián León,  Rutgers University.
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    Coordination polyphonic map: Iréri Ceja Cárdenas: Museo Nacional/ Universidad Federal de Rio de Janeiro

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    Project Advisor: Nicholas De Genova, Universidad of Houston.

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    Translation team Spanish - English: 

    Ryan Pinchot, Soledad Álvarez Velasco, Mónica Salmón, Ulla Berg, Luin Goldring, Tanya Basok, Ingrid Carlson, Gabrielle Cabrera, Ryan Pinchot.

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    Translation team Spanish - Portuguese: 

    Iréri Ceja, Gustavo Dias, Gislene Santos, Elisa Colares, Handerson Joseph, Caio Fernandes, María Villarreal.

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    Website Design and Development:  ACHU! Studio; Francisco Hurtado Caicedo, Social Observatory of Ecuador

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    Photography: David Gustafsson y Cynthia Briones.

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    Video: David Gustafsson.

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    Some of the researchers of this project are members of these CLACSO Working Groups

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    English translation and proofreading by Gabrielle Cabrera, Rutgers University.

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