Join a celebration of Afro-Colombian music with Neblinas del Pacífico featuring Grammy Award Winner Eryen Korath Ortiz Garcés.

See details here at the Department of Spanish and Portuguese website.

This Unami-centered event builds upon the Munsee Language and History Symposia that have been held annually at Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study since 2021. Language keepers across all Lenape communities, along with local partners, are gathering on Lenape lands in order to gradually strengthen relationships with a…

ProCES is proud to award the Dean Hank Dobin Prize in Community-Engaged Independent Work to students whose outstanding thesis best engages a community audience, whether through extensive research, policy recommendations, or new information and analysis.

The prize is named after former Dean Dobin, who was…

A discussion on the connections between local food security and emerging federal policy on health, nutrition, immigration, social safety nets, and access to social welfare programming.  

The Craft of Teaching Artistry: Community Focused Pedagogy for Artists and Performers Course Event   

Honor & Heal is a four-day teaching artists residency and research project that investigates the impact of community engaged applied theatre workshops and devised theatre experience for Justice Impacted Youth, law…

Through the Barfield Fund for Community-Engaged Independent Work and other sources, ProCES funds senior thesis research that employs community-based research methods. While the student's home department may serve as the primary funder for independent research, ProCES can provide additional funding support.

If you (or a student you know)…

Introduction to Nahuatl Language and Culture 
February 18th from 3:30-4:30pm
012 East Pyne

Nahuatl, currently spoken by more than one and a half million people, is one of the most spoken and studied languages, both in Mexico and in its diaspora.

Eduardo de la Cruz will lead this workshop where participants will learn the…

With over two decades of transformative work in the music industry, Barili offers insights into the intersection of urban music and mental health. His recent docuseries, De La Calle, explores the LatinX diaspora’s role in shaping the sounds and evolution of rap, reggaeton, trap, and cumbia across the Americas.

Join the Freshmen Seminar…

This year’s gathering includes a session on wampum belts and their role in the making and maintenance of treaty obligations and responsibilities, centered on the wampum belt from Munsee-Delaware Nation currently housed at the American Museum of Natural History; a visit to Princeton…