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2024 Latinx Philosophy Conference
at John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Sponsor information
Sponsor information
We kindly thank the sponsors who made possible this event through their financial support: the Office for the Advancment of Research of John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY), the American Philosophical Association Small Grants Fund and the Department of Philosophy of John Jay College.
We kindly thank the sponsors who made possible this event through their financial support: the Office for the Advancment of Research of John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY), the American Philosophical Association Small Grants Fund and the Department of Philosophy of John Jay College.
2024 Latinx Philosophy Conference
2024 Latinx Philosophy Conference
A two-day conference with talks by and for Latinx philosophers in the heart of New York City
A two-day conference with talks by and for Latinx philosophers in the heart of New York City
Registration
Registration
The conference is free, but you are required to register whether you plan to attend in person the talks or follow them through Zoom. In order to register, please click on the RSVP button below, which will take you to a Google form.
The conference is free, but you are required to register whether you plan to attend in person the talks or follow them through Zoom. In order to register, please click on the RSVP button below, which will take you to a Google form.
Contact information
Contact information
If you have doubts or questions, please contact the conference organizers at the following email address:
If you have doubts or questions, please contact the conference organizers at the following email address:
latinxphilosophyconference@gmail.com
latinxphilosophyconference@gmail.com
Conference Goals
Conference Goals
The goals of this event are to bring together Latinx philosophers at all levels of their careers to allow them to present their work in progress in a friendly and supportive ennvironment and to enable junior Latinx philosophers to network with their peers and with senior colleagues.
The goals of this event are to bring together Latinx philosophers at all levels of their careers to allow them to present their work in progress in a friendly and supportive ennvironment and to enable junior Latinx philosophers to network with their peers and with senior colleagues.
The Speakers
The Speakers
Carolina Sartorio
Carolina Sartorio
Rutgers University
Keynote speaker
Nelson Maldonado-Torres
Nelson Maldonado-Torres
UConn-Storrs
Keynote speaker
Migdalia Arcila Valenzuela
Migdalia Arcila Valenzuela
Cornell University
Moraima Arias Bejarano
Moraima Arias Bejarano
UC-San Diego
Oscar Barragán
Oscar Barragán
Penn State-Berks
Lori Gallegos
Lori Gallegos
Texas State University
Juan Carlos Gonzalez
Juan Carlos Gonzalez
UC-San Diego
Jorge Lizarzaburu
Jorge Lizarzaburu
Southwestern University
Layla Mayorga
Layla Mayorga
Fordham University
Itsue Nayaka Pérez
Itsue Nayaka Pérez
CUNY-Graduate Center
Juan Sebastián Ospina
Juan Sebastián Ospina
Smith College
Gabriel Vergara
Gabriel Vergara
UMass-Amherst
Host institution: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Host institution: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a community of motivated and intellectually committed individuals who explore justice in its many dimensions.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a community of motivated and intellectually committed individuals who explore justice in its many dimensions.
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