Connect with Mexico Lecture Series
Connect With Mexico Lecture Series - 1/12/2026
Mexico’s 4th Transformation: The Movement Shaping a New Political Regime.
Mexico is undergoing a profound political metamorphosis that is recasting the way its government operates and impacting the lives of millions of its citizens. Explore the ongoing social, political, and economic Fourth Transformation of Mexico—a profound change that is fundamentally recasting the nation's governance and priorities. Gain insights into how it affects you and everyone else living here.
Connect With Mexico Lecture Series - 1/26/2026
The Treasures of Mexican Media: Tools for Learning, Dialogue.
Mexican media—from newspapers and magazines to broadcasts—is an enjoyable and effective window into the country and a great tool for dialogue with Mexicans. Those media outlets are all in Spanish but there are tricks to translate them all. Find out how to take advantage of the huge realm of this country’s expansive media environment to discern, connect, and converse.
Connect With Mexico Lecture Series - 2/9/2026
Angeles Mastretta: Mexico in the Voice of a Contemporary Writer.
Born in Puebla in 1949, Angeles Mastretta is a relevant figure in contemporary Mexican literature. Through titles like Tear my Heart Out and Women with Big Eyes, she expertly explores the complexities of Mexican society—its comforting and supportive ties, alongside its violence and misogyny. Her life, feminist writings, and connection to her beautiful city will unveil the intricacies of Mexico’s many social contracts.
Connect With Mexico Lecture Series - 2/23/2026
Mexican Muralism.
Immerse yourself in this monumental public art form that served as a visual history textbook for a nation. This “Mexico Conversation” will take you beyond Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera to uncover the post-Revolutionary anecdotes revealed in the murals. It will also trace how this influential tradition carried on over decades, impacting other Mexican art forms.
Connect With Mexico Lecture Series - 3/9/2026
Violence and crime in Mexico: Who is to blame? Are you at risk?
This year marks two decades since the Mexican Government deployed soldiers to the streets to combat criminal organizations—a strategy followed by an undeterred, rising wave of violence. How did this get so out of control? What is the status of law enforcement and the justice system? We’ll explore the many complex factors involved in this Mexican dilemma and discuss how it may affect you.
Connect With Mexico Lecture Series - 3/23/2026
Up Close and Personal: Outstanding Mexicans of Today.
This country is being designed, built, and transformed by Mexicans who endeavor to bring about positive change. Hear the stories of outstanding contemporary Mexicans from all walks of life—finance, politics, sports, the arts, and more. You will be startled by the way they carry out their ambitious dreams for Mexico through deliberate daring, unfailing enthusiasm, and inspiring proficiency.