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UNAM Boston Media Library

Explore within each of the sections with conversations of various cultural topics and discover everything we have for you.

Ciudades, Planificación y Cosmos en el México Antiguo: La Arqueología en Acción

Mujeres Indígenas en las Conquistas de México

Desafíos Laborales: Precariedad y Perspectivas

Digital Horizons: Exploring Frontiers of the Humanities in the Digital Era

El techo de cristal en la Academia en México y Estados Unidos

Mujeres en el Arte. Artistas, Exposiciones y Creatividad Femenina

The Intersection of Policy and Personal Choice: Abortion Rights in Mexico, USA, and France

Aprendiendo a Enseñar: Perspectivas interdisciplinares sobre la enseñanza y prácticas pedagógicas

Las Políticas Institucionales en IES en Materia de Igualdad de Género

Desarrollo Urbano en América Latina

Ciencia, Ingeniería y Humanidades para el Bien Social: Soberanía Alimentaria

Embracing Neurodiversity: A Seminar on Autism and Disability Studies

Where does this project come from?

In full health contingency, and with face-to-face academic and cultural activities suspended in higher education institutions around the world, the University Headquarters in Boston launched the digital project "Tertulias en UNAM-Boston", now called "Conversatorios".

With the task of continuing to contribute to the substantive functions of the Universidad de la Nación, this project demonstrates that the UNAM, and in this case in particular its Branches abroad, do not stop and prepare to adapt to the new normality of the educational systems that will come and that will definitely have online teaching as one of its main pillars in a globalized world.

We invite the entire community to enjoy this new project of your University. Any question or suggestion is welcome by email: info@boston.unam.mx

This new initiative consists of managing conversations on different cultural and current issues with experts affiliated with UNAM, universities in the Northeast of the United States, and institutions located in various geographies of the planet. These talks are carried out taking advantage of information technologies, they are edited and published on the platforms of the National University. It is important to highlight that all these recordings are subtitled either from Spanish to English or from English to Spanish, which represents an unprecedented effort by the University to thus generate quality bilingual content that can benefit both the Spanish-speaking community, not only from UNAM or Mexico but also from Latin America and migrants mainly based in the American Union, as well as the English-speaking population of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and other geographies.

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