Working with immigrant families: The politics of identity and transnational parenting practices. Some considerations for pedagogies

Abstract

Abstract of the 2-part webinar series: Borders are historically fabricated. As anthropological boundaries drawn around territories, languages, cultures, epistemologies, and ontologies, borders are constantly producing implications for the lives of people. Constituted within or without the locations in which they are produced, borders generate intended and unintended consequences. To expand the existing flow of conversations about borders, this two part weminar seeks to interrogate and question borders from multiple disciplinary perspectives. The virtual transdisciplinary and transborder discussion brings together early career and dynamic scholars located throughout the world to generate transnational participation in thinking through and against borders.