CERLAC's Stories (TLN Telelatino Prize)
Discover the work of the Centre for Latin American and Caribbean through a collection of engaging stories developed by CERLAC TLN Graduate Fellows. Acting as both knowledge mobilizers and storytellers, these fellows document and share compelling narratives from students and faculty researchers whose work focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean, their diasporic communities, and their influence in Canada and around the world.
(Yerba) Mate is bittersweet
A history of silence and absence. A story of presence.
Michael Baptista Special Collections
CERLAC is the proud home of the Michael Baptista Special Collections and Latin American Working Group library, where community-curated and preserved publications highlight sociopolitical and historical movements in Latin America and the Caribbean. The collection covers a vast number of topics including, but not limited to, Human Rights, Mining and Environmental issues, and Solidarity. Get to know some of the materials in our digital exhibits curated by our students.
Hidden in the Stacks!
Step back into Caribbean print history through highlights from CERLAC Special Collections. These books and documents offer valuable insights into how the Caribbean was understood, represented, and written about over time. Featuring works from the 19th century and beyond, the collection provides researchers with a unique window into the region’s histories, identities, and circulation of knowledge. Explore these fascinating publications and discover the stories they continue to tell today.
