More than 3,200 migrants have died crossing the Sonoran desert. In this episode guest host Michael Esposito, Assistant Professor of Sociology in Arts & Sciences, talks with Professor Tabea Linhard (Professor of Romance Languages & Literatures, Comparative Literature, and Global Studies), Mattie Gottbrath (Coordinator for International Programming, Arts &Sciences) and Clarissa Gaona Romero (class of 2023) about the Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit they coordinated on the Danforth campus. The conversation looks at immigration policy along the southwestern border, the meanings of borders, and explores how this participatory exhibit is part of a larger effort to pay homage to the lives lost.

Everywhere With CRE2 S01 Ep 03: Hostile Terrain and Migrant Deaths

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Everywhere With CRE2 S01 Ep05: Graduate Fellows part 1

Everywhere With CRE2 S01 E06: Graduate Fellows part 2

Eveywhere With CRE2 S01 Ep 07: CRE2-Kemper Curatorial Internship

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