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JOHANA LONDOÑO

PhD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

OF LATINA/O/X STUDIES

 
RESEARCH INTERESTS: LATINA/O/X URBAN CULTURE; BARRIOS; POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CITIES; COMPARATIVE ETHNIC STUDIES; SOCIAL AND CULTURAL THEORY; REPRESENTATIONS OF POVERTY; SOCIAL WELFARE; CULTURAL POLITICS OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN; AESTHETICS AND VISUAL CULTURE.
NEW BOOK!  

https://www.dukeupress.edu/abstract-barrios

https://bookshop.org/books/abstract-barrios-the-crises-of-latinx-visibility-in-cities/9781478009658

OUR COURSES
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RECENT EVENTS

01.19.21

GUEST LECTURE AND VIRTUAL TOUR, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

At this event, I discussed the Latinx history of Union City, NJ.

03.14.19

ART & THE POLITICS OF SPACE, LATINX PROJECT, NYU

Invited to present on Latinx urban aesthetics and gentrification at a one-day symposium on visual, scholarly, and activist responses to spatial precarity. 

10.28.19

GUEST LECTURE, UNION COLLEGE

At this event, I presented on my book, Abstract Barrios, with a particular focus on chapter 3 on Santa Ana, CA. 

07.14.18

"COLOMBIA PARK," LATINA/O/X 
STUDIES ASSOCIATION 

I presented on "Colombia Park," a playground inaugurated in 2012 in Union City, NJ. The panel was one of several focused on Colombianx studies.

06.27.19

WORLD HISTORY ASSOC. / GLOBAL HISTORY URBAN PROJECT

03.01.19

ANNUAL LATINO PUBLIC AFFAIRS FORUM, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Presented about barrio histories on the "Cahllenging Caribbean Urban Design and its Logics" panel.

11.09.17

ON GENTRIFICATION AND DEATH, AMERICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION (ASA)

Invited to present on Latinx place making practices at this annual event at the Center for Latin American & Latino Studies.

10.20.17

INAUGURAL U.S. COLOMBIANX STUDIES SYMPOSIUM, WILLIAMS COLLEGE

I presented "On Gentrification and Death" as part of the "The Politics and Racial Aesthetics of Public Space" panel at the annual conference in Chicago. 

I co-organized and presented  

at this two-day event.

Outside of a 99¢ store
Interior of Colombian household
Sign by "Chino"
Cuban Restaurant
Hardware Store. Signs by "Chino"
Interior of Guatemalan Bakery
Perez Plaza
Cuban Restaurant. Signs by "Chino"
RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Lina Rincon, Johana Londoño, Jennifer Harford Vargas, Maria Elena Cepeda.

FORTHCOMING 2020

 

"REIMAGINING US COLOMBIANIDADES: TRANSNATIONAL SUBJECTIVITIES, CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS, AND POLITICAL CONTESTATIONS."

 

LATINO STUDIES

Johana Londoño

AUGUST 2015

 

"CRITICAL LATINA/O URBAN STUDIES IN METROPOLITAN PERSPECTIVE: THE CASE OF LATINA/O MAJORITY UNION CITY, NJ." 

 

OCCASION (ARCADE: A DIGITAL SALON). 8:1-13

Johana Londoño and Erualdo Gonzalez. 

 

AUGUST 2015. 

 

"THE CHANGING POLITICS OF LATINO CONSUMPTION: DEBATES IN SANTA ANA'S REVITALIZATION." 

 

IN RACE AND RETAIL: CONSUMPTION ACROSS THE COLOR LINE, ed. Mia Bay and Ann Fabian. New Brunswick: Rutgers Press, 176-199.

Johana Londoño

SEPTEMBER 2014.

 

"BARRIO AFFINITIES: TRANSNATIONAL INSPIRATION AND THE GEOPOLITICS OF LATINA/O DESIGN."

 

AMERICAN QUARTERLY 66(3):529-548.

Johana Londoño

MARCH 2015.

"THE LATINO-NESS

OF TYPE: DESIGN IDENTITIES AND

THEIR USES IN CONTEMPORARY CULTURE." 

 

SOCIAL SEMIOTICS 

25(2):142-150.

FELLOWSHIPS

2017-2018

FORD FOUNDATION POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN THE FIELD OF AMERICAN STUDIES (AT COLUMBIA)

2014-2015

INAUGURAL FELLOW OF THE PRINCETON-MELLON FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE, URBANISM, AND HUMANITIES AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

2012

RUTGERS PRESIDENTIAL DIVERSITY POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LATINO AND HISPANIC CARIBBEAN STUDIES (DECLINED)

 

2011

MORSE POSTDOCTORAL TEACHING FELLOWSHIP

AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, 2011 (DECLINED)

 

2010-2011

FORD FOUNDATION DISSERTATION FELLOWSHIP

IN THE FIELD OF AMERICAN STUDIES

 

2010-2011

VISITING DISSERTATION SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST CONSORTIUM FOR FACULTY DIVERSITY, HOST CAMPUS: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY AND URBAN AFFAIRS

2010

SMITHSONIAN LATINO MUSEUM STUDIES

PROGRAM FELLOW

 

2004-09

MACCRACKEN MULTI-YEAR FELLOWSHIP AWARD

FOR A PHD IN AMERICAN STUDIES

2004-07

NYU THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND

SCIENCE DEAN’S SUPPLEMENT FELLOWSHIP

 

2004-07

THE CLARK FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP FOR LEADERSHIP IN NYC NON-PROFIT ORG. (DECLINED)

AWARDS
GRANTS

MAY 2013

BEST DISSERTATION PRIZE FROM THE LATINO STUDIES SECTION OF THE LATIN AMERICAN 

STUDIES ASSOCIATION (LASA),

OCTOBER 2012

HONORABLE MENTION FOR BEST DISSERTATION FROM THE PUERTO RICAN STUDIES
ASSOCIATION (PRSA)

2018

GRAHAM FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCED STUDIES IN THE FINE ARTS, GRANT FOR THE PUBLICATION OF MY BOOK, ABSTRACT BARRIOS

http://www.grahamfoundation.org/grantees/5762-abstract-barrios-the-crises-of-latina-o-visibility-in-cities

https://www.albany.edu/cas/86394.php

2016-17

“STRIVING FOR DIVERSE CITIES: DOCUMENTARY FILM AND DISCUSSION SERIES,” DIVERSITY TRANSFORMATION FUND AWARD (WITH PROJECT LEADER, PROF. CARLOS BALSAS), UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY

2014

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CONFERENCE TRAVEL FUNDS AWARD, UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY

2010

SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY ASSOCIATION TRAVEL AWARD

FALL 2009

NYU GSAS STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT

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