Talks/Interviews

VIDEOS

Chicana Insurgencies and Transborder Activism

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona • April 2024

Women of Distinction 2023: Researcher of the Year

The Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona (WFSA) honors the 2023 Women of Distinction at their Annual Luncheon at the Tucson Convention Center • May 2023

Author Meets Critic: Border Women and the Community of Maclovio Rojas

Roundtable at the National Association of Chicana/o Studies • April 2022

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Toward a liberatory Theory

ASU School of Human Evolution and Social Change • November 2020

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Power Represented: Yalitza Aparicio (Roma)

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, University of Arizona • October 2020

April 23, 2020 The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center was pleased to host an online panel celebrating the fiftieth anniversary issue of Aztlán: A Journal o...

Fifty years of chicana feminist praxis, theory, and resistance

Hosted by UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center and Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies • April 2020

Gender Labor and Migration Symposium

Center for Work and Democracy, Arizona State University • February 2020

An Interview with Drs. Chandra Talpade Mohanty and Linda E. Carty

Feminist Freedom Warriors Project, Ithaca, NY • September 2019

Michelle Tellez "Notes from the Motherfield LIVE" story for Kore Press Institute on August 16, 2019. Michelle's story about her daughter, and finding home aw...

Notes from the Motherfield! with Kore Press

Tucson, AZ • August 2019

Bands from both sides of the Mexican-American border come together for the first-ever cumbia summit of the borderlands during El Tambó Fest at Hotel Congress...

El Tambó Fest - Artist panel

Tucson, AZ • April 2018

The Chicana M(other)work Collective and MPA Project interviews Ana Maria Alvarez (the 2018 Arizona Binational Artist in Residence) on how we mother publicly, radically and with a commitment to our work.

Mothering and Joy as a Radical Practice

Tucson, AZ • March 2018

Seminario Niñez Migrante

Colegio de Sonora (Hermosillo, MX) • November 2017

Beyond the Wall: Border Disruptions and Creative Resistance

University of Minnesota • February 2017

Sounds of Cultura

AZPBS - Horizonte • July 2015

The Entre Mujeres Concert is a project between Chicanas/Latinas in the U.S. and Jarochas/Mexican female musicians in Mexico. On November 15th, the community gathered for music by local performers and artists.

Entre NosOtr@s Collaboration

Phoenix, AZ • November 2013

PERFORMANCE IN THE BORDERLANDS

AZPBS - Horizonte • November 2013

Created by REV- (lead artist: Marisa Jahn) in collaboration with The National Domestic Workers Alliance, The NannyVan is a bright orange mobile design/sound studio that "accelerates the movement for domestic workers' rights." As it moves across the country, Team NannyVan collaborates with domestic worker groups to create new components of the NannyVan App, a public art and know-your-rights app accessible by any kind of phone — even a pre-paid cell phone. With its pull-out table, colorful design, and carpeted walls/sound booth, the NannyVan convenes workers and alike to provide resources and produce new fair care tools.

Interview on The NannyVan Short

Phoenix, AZ • September 2013

"How We Got Here: The Historical Roots of SB1070" Drawing from border studies scholars, Dr. Tellez speaks at North High School in Phoenix, Arizona in October of 2010 with Cornel West about the history of the U.S./Mexico border and the continued violence and inequities that exist along this geopolitical divide.

Forum on SB1070 with Cornel West

Phoenix, AZ • October 2010

PODCASTS

Border Women and the Community of Maclovio Rojas

New Books Network • November 2021

Las Doctoras Podcast

"Chicana Motherwork with Michelle Téllez & Judith Perez-Torres" • July 2019

Douglas-Agua Prieta Co-op

KJZZ • April 2019

Nurturing the Diverse Soul

Panel at Tucson Festival of Books with Naomi Ortiz (Platica on how Women of Color thrive and build resilience in activism, self-care, and motherhood) • March 2019

Art, Resistance and Survival

Conversation at Tucson Festival of Books with writers Vickie Grise and Vickie Vertiz • March 2018

Política y Rockanroll Radio

106.7 FM • November 2018

Voces Críticas

KCSC Santa Cruz • November 2018