Learn about past events
Read about workshops, lectures, and other events that have taken place at the Mexico Gateway.
“Shut Up & Write” offers a dedicated time, comfortable space, and company of other writers and researchers. ONLY ON TUESDAYS IU Lead: Valentyna Filimonova
Documentary: Puerto El Triunfo
The IU Mexico Gateway in partnership with the Insitituto Mora presents a film by Dr. Jeffrey Gould (Indiana University) with commentary by Dr. Mario Vásquez Olivera (UNAM)
Punk y Culturas Juveniles en las Americas (workshop)
Scholars from the US, Mexico, Peru, and Argentina discuss their essays to be published in an edited volume
Punk y Culturas Juveniles en las Americas (conference)
Scholars from the US, Mexico, Peru, and Argentina host a conference on punk and youth culture across the Americas.
Meeting of Mexican Partners for the Archivo Mesoamericano
The Indiana University Archivo Mesoamericano project team hosts a meeting to expand partnerships with Mexican archival and cultural heritage organizations.
The Lorca Archive in a New Chapter: Reflections, Challenges and New Horizons
This symposium celebrates the historic move of the archive of modernist writer, Federico García Lorca, from the Fundación Federico García Lorca, now in the Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid, to the Centro Lorca in Granada, offering reflections on the nature of the archive and its present situation, its impact on the image and study of Lorca, and potential projects that might increase its visibility and potential to engage the public in the future.
Indiana University Mexico Gateway Dedication Reception
President Michael A. McRobbie host a reception for alumni and friends of Indiana University to inaugurate the IU Mexico Gateway.
The Jacobs School of Music New Music Ensemble will be joined by guest performers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico to perform new works by composers at both institutions.
Los Pueblos Indígenas: Institutions, Programs and Global Audiences
The second of a two-part academic workshop that brings together poets, writers, scholars, and others whose work addresses indigenous languages and cultures.
Culturas Vivas: Lenguas Indígenas
The first of a two-part academic workshop that brings together poets, writers, scholars, and others whose work addresses indigenous languages and cultures.
