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29/07/2025

Congrats to Michelle Téllez and Natalia Deeb-Sossa: 2025 MALCS Tortuga Awardees. 🎉🎉🎉Come to Awards Ceremony at virtual MALCS Virtual Summer Convivencia: Weds, July 30, 2-4 pm
https://malcs.wildapricot.org/event-6235346
Téllez wrote Border Women and the Community of Maclovio Rojas:
Autonomy in the Spaces of Neoliberal Neglect
Deeb-Sossa is co-editor of Testimonios of Care, and Latinx Belonging
Association of University Presses University of Arizona - Mexican American Studies University of Arizona Libraries

29/07/2025

Check out all our podcasts on the New Books Network! More to come this fall.

Announcing podcast partnership between The University of Arizona Press and New Books Network

28/07/2025

This book tells it! Psychology Today named BETRAYAL U as essential reading.
"Betrayal U candidly lays bare the kinds of experiences that women, people of color, LGBTQ, people with disabilities and illnesses, and other marginalized higher education employees and students face, which are otherwise shrouded in silence. The editors also affirm their commitment to the promise of higher education as a vehicle that fosters personal growth, enhances social mobility, and benefits society."
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/better-and-happier/202507/why-institutions-retreating-from-dei-can-feel-like-betrayal

21/07/2025

Introducing another awesome member of UA Press staff!

Summer is a great time to meet the people at The University of Arizona Press. Today, we feature our Assistant to the Director, Ashley Amacher.

19/07/2025

Enrique Ochoa talks about "México Between Feast and Famine" in interview on KROJ 101.5 FM Radio Ollin, with Jessica Wilson of the Los Angeles Poet Society
About the book:
México Between Feast and Famine provides one of the first comprehensive analyses of Mexico’s food systems and how they reflect the contradictions and inequalities at the heart of Mexico. Ochoa examines the historical roots and contemporary manifestations of neoliberal policies that have reshaped food production, distribution, and consumption in Mexico. Ochoa analyzes the histories of Mexico’s mega food companies, including GRUMA, Bimbo, Oxxo, Aurrera/Walmex, and reveals how corporations have captured the food system at the same time that diet-related diseases have soared. The author not only examines the economic and political dimensions of food production but also interrogates the social and cultural impacts.

18/07/2025

Hey Los Angeles! Hear poet Danielle P. Williams, author of CHAMORRITA SONG, read tomorrow at “Sister Love: A Love Letter Writing Kickback.”

Danielle P. Williams, author of Chamorrita Song, will be one of the poets reading and writing at “Sister Love: A Love Letter Writing Kickback” on July 19.

17/07/2025

ICYMI: Local author Michelle Téllez at Tumamoc author series last spring

Video link to Michelle Téllez author of “Border Women and the Community of Maclovio Rojas” speaking at the Tumamoc Author Series.

15/07/2025

ICYMI: Local author Mele Martinez at Tumamoc last spring

Video link to Melani Martinez, author of “The Molino: A Memoir,” speaking at the UA Press Tumamoc Author Series.

14/07/2025

Final week of our SUMMER SALE! 50% off all books, and free shipping on orders of $50 or more on books ordered directly through our website.

14/07/2025

ICYMI: Tim Z. Hernandez talked with NPR's Latino USA about his books, ALL THEY WILL CALL YOU and THEY CALL YOU BACK and his forthcoming documentary film! Pictured: two farm workers killed in the Los Gatos plane crash. link in comments. 👇🏼