MEXICO-NORTH RESEARCH NETWORK INC
1811 IRVING ST NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20010 www.artnet.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION ON RESEARCH, EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH PROJECTS FOCUSED ON THE AMERICAS.

PROGRAM ON U.S.-MEXICAN TRANSNATIONALISM AWARDED FELLOWSHIPS TO SCHOLARS WHO CONDUCTED RESEARCH AT MEXICAN INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE MEMBERS OF MEXICO-NORTH. (5 FELLOWSHIPS). CONTINUED UPDATING THE TRANSNATIONALISM RESEARCH CLEARINGHOUSE (TRC), ITS MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE NORTH AMERICAN SCHOLAR COMMUNITIES INFORMATION ABOUT THE STUDY OF TRANSNATIONALISM, TRANSNATIONAL ISSUES, AND ACADEMIC-RELATED EVENTS ON THE MATTER. THE SITE IS DESIGNED TO SERVE AS AN ELEMENTAL REFERENCE TOOL THAT WOULD FACILITATE THE BASIC RESEARCH WORK ON THE SUBJECT BY RESEARCHERS/PROFESSORS, UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS, GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, IMMIGRATION-RELATED ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. (50 PARTICIPANTS). ORGANIZED A BIWEEKLY SEMINAR ON POLITICAL MOBILIZATION AND MIGRATION AT THE UDLA (UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS AMERICAS) IN CHOLULA, PUEBLA. (35 PARTICIPANTS.) CO-ORGANIZED THE 2019 MIGRATION FORUM IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS IN COLLABORATION WITH UNAM SAN ANTONIO (320 PARTICIPANTS) TOTAL PARTICIPANTS: 409

THE BETTY J MEGGERS PROGRAM (BJM) CONTINUE TO DEVELOP PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS TO PROMOTE RESEARCH FOCUSED ON THE INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES OF SOUTH AMERICA PAST AND PRESENT. (30 PARTICIPANTS) THE BJM GRANT PROGRAM AWARDED 15 TRAVEL AND RESEARCH GRANTS TO SCHOLARS OF ANY NATIONALITY TO CONDUCT RESEARCH ON THE INDIGENOUS SOCIETIES OF SOUTH AMERICA, "BOTH PAST AND PRESENT". (15 PARTICIPANTS) THE BJM CONNECTING THE AMERICAS PROGRAM CONTINUE TO COORDINATE THE PUBLICATION ON AN INTERDISCIPLINARY VOLUME OF ESSAYS ENTITLED BORDERLANDS OF THE IBERIAN WORLD: ENVIRONMENTS, HISTORIES, CULTURES. BY PRESTIGIOUS SCHOLARS FROM LATIN AMERICA, NORTH AMERICA, AND EUROPE. THE BOOK EXPLORES THE EDGES OF THE EARLY MODERN SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE EMPIRES WHETHER DEFINED BY GEOGRAPHY, POLITICAL OR ECONOMIC CONCERNS, OR THE ETHNIC AND CULTURAL DIVIDES OF THE DIVERSE POPULATIONS UNDER THESE IMPERIAL DOMAINS. (45 PARTICIPANTS.) BJM DIGITAL HUMANITIES LAUNCHED THE TOOLS FOR RESEARCHERS PROGRAM. THIS NEW PROGRAM PROVIDES A VARIETY OF PRACTICAL RESOURCES TO RESEARCHERS TO SUPPORT THEIR FIELDWORK IN LATIN AMERICA. THE FIRST COMPONENT OF THE PROGRAM IS THE "RESEARCHER'S GUIDE TO MEXICO CITY" (HTTPS://ARENET.ORG/GUIDE.PHP), A COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE FOR RESEARCHERS DOING ARCHIVAL RESEARCH IN THE MEGALOPOLIS. (15 PARTICIPANTS.) CONTINUE TO EXPAND THE DIGITAL LIBRARY TO INCREASE ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY WORKS ABOUT THE AMERICAS. A GREAT DEAL OF SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH ABOUT THE AMERICAS IS PUBLISHED EACH YEAR IN EITHER SPANISH, ENGLISH, OR PORTUGUESE BUT LITTLE OF THIS WORK IS TRANSLATED AND MADE WIDELY AVAILABLE IN OTHER LANGUAGES. THE FIRST STEP OF THIS DIGITAL LIBRARY MADE AVAILABLE THE PUBLICATIONS OF SCHOLARS AFFILIATED WITH OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR WEBSITE: HTTP://ARENET.ORG/BOARD-OF-DIRECTORS-STAFF.PHP (12 PARTICIPANTS.) AS A COMPONENT OF THE BETTY J. MEGGERS DIGITAL LIBRARY AND RESEARCH INITIATIVE, WE CREATED THE WAUJA LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION AND DOCUMENTATION PROJECT. THIS PROJECT DIRECTED BY EMILIENNE IRELAND, SMITHSONIAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATE WHO HAS BEEN WORKING WITH THE WAUJA COMMUNITY FOR THE PAST 3 DECADES. THE PROJECT INCLUDES A WAUJA DOCUMENTATION TRAINING PROJECT, A WAUJA VIRTUAL MUSEUM, TWO ONLINE DICTIONARY PROJECTS, ONE A WAUJA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY AND ANOTHER A WAUJA-PORTUGUESE DICTIONARY. A SPACE ON THE ARENET WEBSITE WILL BE CREATED TO HOST THESE MATERIALS. (40 PARTICIPANTS) TOTAL PARTICIPANTS: 157

DIGITAL HUMANITIES CONTINUE TO EXPAND THE DIGITAL LIBRARY TO INCREASE ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY WORKS ABOUT THE AMERICAS. A GREAT DEAL OF SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH ABOUT THE AMERICAS IS PUBLISHED EACH YEAR IN EITHER SPANISH, ENGLISH, OR PORTUGESE BUT LITTLE OF THIS WORK IS TRANSLATED AND MADE WIDELY AVAILABLE IN OTHER LANGUAGES. THE FIRST STEP OF THIS DIGITAL LIBRARY MADE AVAILABLE THE PUBLICATIONS OF SCHOLARS AFFILIATED WITH OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND ARE AVAILABLE IN OUR WEBSITE:HTTP://ARENET.ORG/BOARD-OF-DIRECTORS-STAFF.PHP. WE ALSO CARRIED OUT THE TRANSLATION OF OUR WEBSITE INTO PORTUGUESE (12 PARTICIPANTS). WAUJA LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION AND DOCUMENTATION PROJECT AS A COMPONENT OF THE BETTY J. MEGGERS DIGITAL LIBRARY AND RESEARCH INITIATIVE, WE CREATED THE WAUJA LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION AND DOCUMENTATION PROJECT. THIS PROJECT DIRECTED BY EMILIENNE IRELAND, SMITHSONIAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATE WHO HAS BEEN WORKING WITH THE WAUJA COMMUNITY FOR THE PAST 3 DECADES. THE PROJECT INCLUDES A WAUJA DOCUMENTATION TRAINING PROJECT, A WAUJA VIRTUAL MUSEUM, TWO ONLINE DICTIONARY PROJECTS, ONE WAUJA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY AND ANOTHER WAUJA-PORTUGUESE DICTIONARY. A SPACE ON THE ARENET WEBSITE WILL BE CREATED TO HOST THESE MATERIALS (40 PARTICIPANTS). SUPPORTED THE REALIZATION OF THE VIDEO DOCUMENTARY "BORDANDO MIS DERECHOS/WOMEN EMBROIDERING THEIR RIGHTS" HTTP://WWW.ARENET.ORG/WOMEN.PHP (20 PARTICIPANTS) TOTAL PARTICIPANTS: 52

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