In addition to offering an Ethnic Studies curriculum from a Borderlands perspective, BEST faculty engage in the following collective activities:
Design/Curation: https://pasosajenos.org/
2022 W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Pasos Ajenos: Social Justice and Inequalities in the Borderlands Museum Exhibit
2021-2022 W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Re-Visioning Social Studies (RVSS) Summer Institute with Southern
New Mexico Teachers to Write New History Lessons for K-12
2021: Devasthali Family Foundation Fund
Vado and School Racial Integration: A Peoples of New Mexico Film
2020: New Mexico Public Education Department
Southern New Mexico Teachers’ Perspectives on Culturally Relevant Education
Pluriversity Dialogue Series: https://artsci.nmsu.edu/news-events/2021/02/nmsu-collective-hosts-series-to-imagine-a-borderlands-pluriversity.html
Latinx Speaker Series (Chicano Programs-NMSU):
https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=327329485050408
June 2022: NMSU Lesson Writing Institute and Demonstration Day for/by Southern NM K-12 Educators (to support 2018 Martinez/Yazzie legal ruling and 2022 New Mexico Social Studies Standards) video forthcoming
