“‘Passing Through Our Egypt’: Mexican Resistance in Interwar Chicago.” To be presented at the Latin American Studies Association XXVII International Congress. Montreal, Quebec. September 2007
“Persistence in the Shadow of Steel: Mexicans in South Chicago during the Interwar Years.” Invited lecture at the Chicago History Museum's Urban History Seminar. Chicago, IL. April 2007
“Interwar Sites of Resistance: Creating Community among Mexicans in South Chicago ” Pre-circulated chapter presented at the Newberry Seminar in Latino and Borderlands History. Chicago, IL. November 2006
“The People, The Land, and The Job: Creating a Mexican Community in Chicago, 1916-1939.” Presented at the American Historical Association-Pacific Coast Branch Annual Meeting. Palo Alto, CA. August 2006
“Being Mexican or Being American: Immigration and Assimilation in the Development of Mexican South Chicago.” Presented at the Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. April 2006
“Organizing for Fun: Recreation and Community Formation in Mexican South Chicago, 1919-1936.” Presented at the Illinois State Historical Society Conference. Springfield , IL . December 2005
“The Mexican Revolution in Chicago: Immigration and Creation of Community.” Presented at the Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. March 2004
“Organizing for Fun: Community and Recreation in Interwar Mexican South Chicago.” Pre-circulated paper discussed at the Newberry Library Labor History Seminar Series. Chicago , IL . April 2003
“‘I’m Just Speaking up for My People’: Gender, Activism and Community Improvement in Mexican South Chicago, 1919-1939.” Presented at the 24th Annual North American Labor History Conference. Detroit, MI. October 2002
“Graduate Students, Labor Unions, and a Right-to-Work State: UE Local 896-COGS and the University of Iowa.” Presented at the American Historical Association Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. January 2001
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