Moderator: Ilkka Liikanen, University of Eastern Finland

“‘Sealing’ the Border? Reflections on the Transformation of the Polish-Russian Frontier”, Paul Graystone, University of Birmingham

“Shared, Transformed and Contested: Cultural Heritage in Borderland of Hatay”, Simay Cansu Ekici Üner, Middle East Technical University; A. Güliz Bilgin Altınöz, Middle East Technical University.

“Competing or Combining Loyalties? Religion, civilisationism, and the nation at the Georgian-Turkish border”, Nino Kemoklidze, Rabdan Academy/Zayed Military University, UAE

"Reflections on Borders and the End of Eurasia", Mark Bassin, Uppsala University

Moderator: Javier Duran, University of Arizona

Participants:

Javier Duran; Veronica Reyes-Escudero; Michelle Ceballos; Lorenia Diaz; Yadira Caballero, University of Arizona.

Moderator: Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University

Participants:

Christopher Brown, New Mexico State University, Department of Geography and Environmental Studies

Irasema Coronado, Arizona State University, School of Transborder Studies

Francisco Lara-Valencia, Arizona State University, School of Transborder Studies

Steve Mumme, Colorado State University, Department of Political Science

Moderator: Christophe Sohn, LISER

“It depends on the zipcode”? Latina Women’s Perceptions and Experiences of Access to Reproductive Healthcare in US Border States, Andreanne Bissonnette, University of Quebec, Montreal

“Necropolitical Cartographies: Cultural Representations of Cross-Border Displacements”, Javier Duran, University of Arizona

“COVID-19 Vaccination Hesitancy Among Pregnant People in Arizona: Cultural Comparison Study”, Valeria Perez, Arizona State University

“The Sociological and Health Effects Of COVID-19 Among Essential Mexican and Latina/o Farmworkers in the U.S. Borderland”, Jose G. Moreno, University of Arizona

“Toondemic: the art (and science) of combatting vaccine misinformation among Arizona Latinx”, Gilberto Lopez, Arizona State University

Moderator: Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland

“The Role Changes of Polish women after their immigration to postwar America”, Beata Halicka, University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan

“Outside the Lines: Rebellion as Borderlands Intervention in Work by Lorgia García Peña and Gloria Anzaldúa”, Marivel Danielson, Arizona State University                                                           

“An Extraordinary Ride to the Other Side: Border Fantasies and F**keries in the Context of Sanctioned Crossings”, Aleshia Barajas, Indiana University, Bloomington

“Documenting Border Barriers”, Pamela Dodds, Independent Artist

All Attendees Invited

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