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She holds a Ph.D. in Social Anthropology from the ciesas and the University of Guadalajara. Member of the sni level iiiand the National Academy of Science. She is a professor-researcher at the ciesas Occidente, in Guadalajara, Mexico. She is co-founder of the Network of Researchers of the Religious Phenomenon in Mexico (rifrem). During his research career he has dedicated himself to the study of religious diversity in Mexico; to the study of new religious movements; to the emergence of alternative spiritualities such as the new age and neo-Mexicanity and, more recently, has researched on the dynamics of transnationalization of Aztec ritual dances and popular religiosity. He has presented more than a dozen exhibitions of ethnographic photography. Among his most recent publications is the book Latin American variations of the new age. Mexico: ciesas, 2013 (translated into English New Age in Latin America. Popular Variations and Ethnicity Appropriations., Brill, 2016). She is author of "Ultra-baroque Catholicism: Multiplied Images and Decentered Religious Symbols", S.ocial Compass (2016); and co-author of the following articles, "Routes et sens postcoloniaux de la transnationalisation religieuse", Tiers Monde (2016); "Religious Studies in Latin America, Annual Review of Sociology (2016); "The temazcal: a pre-Hispanic ritual transculturalized by alternative spiritual networks", Social Sciences and Religion (2016) and "Religion and Rescaling: How Santo Toribio Put Santa Ana on the Global Religious Map." Current Sociology (2016). Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3914-4805
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es investigador de tiempo completo en el programa de Ciencias Antropológicas de El Colegio de San Luis; interesado en procesos mitológicos, oníricos, rituales, estéticos, al igual que en la migración china y sus repercusiones sociales. Ha trabajado con culturas del occidente de México, como son huicholes y coras, y grupos pueblo del suroeste de Estados Unidos. En la actualidad tiene dos proyectos: uno con relación a la sinofobia y su impacto social; otro sobre el mundo onírico como una forma de conocimiento en diferentes culturas. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2974-1991
D. in Cultural Anthropology from the University of California, Berkeley. She is a professor and researcher in the Department of Cultural Studies at El Colegio de la Frontera Norte in Baja California. Research interests: International migration, border and identity. Recent publications: "Deportation and family separation at the San Diego-Tijuana border" (Culturales, 2017), "Minors or migrants? Risk and vulnerability in the migration of undocumented unaccompanied minors to the United States" (El Colef, 2016). Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3194-0946
is a Conacyt postdoctoral fellow at El Colegio de San Luis. She holds a master's degree and PhD in Social Anthropology with Visual Media from the University of Manchester, UK. Her research topics include the perception and imaginary of spaces, Chinese migration in San Luis Potosi and ritual and therapeutic uses of peyote from a biocultural territory defense approach. She is co-director of the documentary ...And I'm not leaving the neighborhood! (2019). Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6957-1299
es doctora en Antropología Cultural por The City University of New York (2002-2008). Entre sus publicaciones se encuentran los libros: Indigenous Media and Political Imaginaries in Contemporary Bolivia (University of Nebraska Press, 2017, premio inah Fray Bernardino de Sahagún) y Ethnographies of "On Demand" Films: Anthropological Explorations of Commissioned Audiovisual Productions, coeditado con Alex Vailati (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2021). Dirigió el documental Cordero Archive (México-Bolivia, 2020). En 2023 cocoordinó el proyecto "Restaurar el territorio y la memoria: muestras de archivos visuales en Michoacán", seleccionado como parte de la iniciativa "Reimagining Futures, (un)Archiving the Past". Su actual proyecto se titula "Prospección sobre ruinas: visualidad, infraestructura ferroviaria e indigeneidad en el Istmo de Tehuantepec".
is a research professor at the itesoJesuit University of Guadalajara, and is a member of the National System of Researchers, level i. D. from Boston University, she specialized in war, memory and subjectivity in the narrative of the Mexican Revolution. She did her postdoctoral research on art and border at El Colef in Tijuana entitled "Poéticas de las excedencias"; she is currently working on the tensions at the crossroads between aesthetic practices, politics and social action in contexts of violence, disappearance and migration. She is a member of the Hemispheric Encounters network and the Red Estudios Internacionales de la Mirada. Member of the working group Intemperie. She has recently published "Las políticas de la interpretación: pautas para abordar la relación entre estética, política y comunicación", in Mauricio Andión Gamboa and Dana Arrieta Barraza (coords.) (2024). The image and time. Looks at the thought of Diego Lizarazo. isbn 978-607-96224-5-9; with P. Azócar Donoso (2023). "Intemperie: políticas de la voluntad y poéticas del cobijo, Etcetera. Journal of the Social Sciences Area of the ciffandh (12); and also with P. Azócar Donoso (2024). "Inclemencia, cobijo y agenciamiento", ArteFactos. Mexico City: unam/cisanpp. 297-320. . ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9159-2106
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