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Cambio Center

Cambio Center leads in research and outreach on Latines, immigrant integration, and communities undergoing demographic change.

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An(Other) Voices – Other Stories

March 12, 2025 On March 12, at 4:00 pm, Arts & Sciences Building 114, Cambio Fellows Guadalupe Pérez-Anzaldo and Aída Guhlincozzi will lead a panel presentation about Latina social activists’ impact on U.S. history. Their discussion will focus on cross-border women -- or ‘atravesadas’ as Gloria Anzaldua has called them -- and how these Latina…

Resources for our Times

February 7, 2025 For decades, Cambio Fellows have done research on the experiences of and responses to demographic change. A recent summary of the literature by Dr. Emily Crawford-Rossi on what educators can do when there are changes to policies that impact schools can be helpful for any social service agency. In addition, one of…

Welcome New Fellows

December 6, 2024 Join us congratulating our new Faculty and Student Cambio Fellows for this academic year. Click here for more information about our fellow program and a full list of our fellows. Faculty Fellows  Astrid Villamil- Assistant Professor, Communication, MU Clay Hurdle- Assistant Professor, Human Development & Family Science, MU Celia Alpucho Keyser- Instructor…

Gracias, from the Director

December 4, 2024 Dear Cambio Community,  During this time of giving thanks, we must say muchas gracias to our beautiful comunidad. Your work matters. You matter. Local governments and politics matter. Thank you for your continued strength, resilience, and partnerships.   Many of us do our work in Missouri or nearby. As of 2022, 4.1% of…