International Conference on Race, Ethnicity, and Social Justice in the Americas (ICRESJA - 27)

This track explores the representation of race and ethnicity in American historical narratives, examining how these identities have shaped and been shaped by historical events. Papers may analyze specific case studies or broader trends in the historiography of race and ethnicity.

This session focuses on the evolution and impact of social justice movements in the United States, highlighting key organizations and figures. Contributions may include analyses of strategies, successes, and challenges faced by these movements in advocating for racial and social equity.

This track examines the struggles for Indigenous rights and sovereignty across the Americas, emphasizing the intersection of race, ethnicity, and social justice. Papers may address legal frameworks, activism, and the cultural implications of Indigenous resistance.

This session invites discussions on the theoretical foundations and practical applications of Critical Race Theory within American studies. Participants are encouraged to explore its implications for understanding systemic racism and promoting social justice.

This track investigates the complexities of identity politics and intersectionality, focusing on how race, ethnicity, gender, and class intersect in shaping social dynamics. Papers may critique or support identity-based movements and their impact on social justice.

This session explores the experiences of diasporic communities in the Americas, emphasizing the role of race and ethnicity in shaping identity and belonging. Contributions may analyze cultural expressions, transnational ties, and the impact of migration on social justice.