The Study of Latino/Hispanic Families in the U.S.
The study of Latino/Hispanic families in the United States has been the subject of prolific scholarly research since the 1970s. Sociologists, economists, anthro...
Author: andres lombana bermudez
Assimilation as an Intergenerational Process : The importance of the family context
Because immigration is most often a family affair, the process of assimilation cannot be understood without looking at the context of the home. Especially for c...
City Lights: Walking Waller Creek on a Thursday Night
Although the city of Austin has many creeks that run across the city, as well as many bridges, they are rarely used at night. The potential of these areas for p...
The Rise of Indie Games in Austin
Besides being famous for being a “Weird City” and the “Music Capital of the World,” Austin, the capital of Texas, is increasingly being ...
Youth Voices from a Moving Community: A Workshop at Cambio Creativo
Last summer I had the opportunity of collaborating with Panamanian youths from Cambio Creativo in several activities that took place in Coco Solo and Buenavista...
Open Innovation, Indie Games and the Fantastic Arcade
The annual Fantastic Arcade (FA) is a hybrid event that challenges the conventions of what a game industry conference could be, and, instead, celebrates several...
The Heterogeneity of U.S. Digital Youth
Due to their high levels of engagement with the tools, networks, and the content in the new media environment, U.S. youth has become the focus of various studie...