Join our Panelists Guillermo Sardi, Carla Desantis, and Mikhael Iglesias as they provide tools and share their experiences about doing qualitative research in Latin America inside socially excluded communities. Specifically, these three researchers share their experiences about gathering and analyzing data both in-person and remotely. Through case studies, the researchers will outline rigorous procedures for gathering, analyzing, and reflecting on qualitative data with the guiding principle of promoting Social Justice. Case studies will cover themes related to mental health, migration, citizen-state relations, food insecurity, violence, and community-led initiatives during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This session will be offered via NYU Zoom:  https://nyu.zoom.us/j/93812886759

Before attempting to join the tutorial via the Zoom link, go to nyu.zoom.us and Login to Zoom with your NYU NetID credentials.

If you have trouble logging in:

• You can recover NetID or reset password at start.nyu.edu
• NYU Stern students: please note that NYU NetID is different from your Stern ID
• If you are affiliated with the NYU Medical Center and have a Kerberos ID and don't normally access NYU spaces and services with a NetID, see this support article for help.

For assistance in using Zoom, please visit the NYU Zoom page.