Curriculum Vitae

Cristián Doña-Reveco
Office of Latino/Latin American Studies (OLLAS) Phone: +1 (402) 554 3556
University of Nebraska at Omaha Email: cdona@unomaha.edu
6001 Dodge St. ASH 102 Website: http://cristiandonareveco.com
Omaha, NE 68182 ORCID ID: 0000-0002-6596-7154
Current Position
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Department of Sociology & Anthropology Associate Professor 2017 –
Office of Latino/Latin American Studies Director 2017 –
The Goldstein Center for Human Rights Faculty Affiliate 2018 –
Master of Arts in Critical and Creative Thinking Faculty Affiliate 2020 –
International Studies Program Faculty Affiliate 2023 –
Education
Michigan State University
Ph.D. in Sociology and History 2012
Graduate Specialization in International Development
Graduate Certificate in Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Master of Arts in Sociology 2007
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Master’s in Political Sciences and International Relations 2007
Universidad de Chile
Professional Degree in Sociology 2002
Licenciatura en Sociología 2000
Other Current Academic and Research Appointments
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Center for Great Plains Studies Fellow 2021 –
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Ctr. for Latin American & Caribbean Studies Regional Faculty Affiliate 2020 –
Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Instituto de Investigación en Ciencias Sociales Associated Researcher 2017 –
Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies, Chile. Adjunct Researcher 2015 –
Past Academic and Research Appointments
Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Chile
Departmento de Sociología Assistant Professor 2017
Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Departmento de Sociología Assistant Professor 2015 – 2017
Observatorio de Desigualdades Director 2016 – 2017
Michigan State University
Center for Integrative Studies in Social Sciences Visiting Assistant Professor 2013 – 2015

Updated to October 2023

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Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, United Nations
Latin American and Caribbean Demographic Research Assistant 2001; 2004;
Center, Population Division 2005
International Organization for Migration
Field Mission in Chile Research Assistant 2000; 2001;
2003
Project Collaborations and Consulting
Dr. Friederike Römer et al. University of Bremen. 2022 – 2023
Causes of Inclusion and Exclusion: Immigrant Welfare Rights in Global
Comparison. Migrant Social Protection (MigSP) data set.
Collaborator
Dr. Marc Helbling et al. Bamberg University. 2020
The IMPIC Project. Immigration Policies in Comparison. Immigration Policies
in Chile.
Collaborator
Global Forum on Migration and Development. MIEUX+ (MIgration EU eXpertise) 2019
MIEUX Expert
Departamento de Extranjería e Inmigración; Ministerio del Interior; Chile. 2015 – 2016
Ad Honorem External Consultant.
International Organization for Migration 2016
Field Mission in Chile
Consultant
International Migration Institute, University of Oxford 2014
DEMIG Migration Policy Database—Chile
Consultant
Publications
A. Journal Articles (Student co-author underlined)
1. Doña Reveco, C. Forthcoming. How Chile’s welcome turned sour. Mixed Migration Review
2. Liberona, N.; Corona, M.; Doña-Reveco, C. Forthcoming. Estrategias autónomas de resistencia
migrantes ante las repercusiones económicas de la pandemia. Latin American Perspectives.
3. Doña Reveco, C. & V. Finn. 2022. Conflicting Priorities in South American Migration Governance.
Bulletin of Latin American Research, 41(5): 802-817. DOI: 10.1111/blar.13333.
4. Doña Reveco, C. 2022 ‘Migrant Invasions to the South American Tiger’: Newspaper Portrayals of
1990s Immigration to Chile. Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies. DOI:
10.1080/15562948.2022.2132570.
5. Martínez Alarcón, G. & Doña-Reveco, C. 2022. ‘¡Estos inmigrantes!’ Un análisis de la memoria
colectiva de la inmigración europea en la prensa chilena, 1850-1920. Periplos. Revista de
Investigación sobre Migraciones, 6(1): 148-173.
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6. Freier, F. & Doña Reveco, C. 2022. Introduction: Latin American Political and Policy Responses to
Venezuelan Displacement. International Migration, 60(1): 9-17. DOI: 10.1111/imig.12957.
7. Doña Reveco, C. & L. Gouveia. 2022. What do Immigrants make of Immigration Policies? Insights
from interviews with Venezuelans in Chile. International Migration, 60(1): 77-91. DOI:
10.1111/imig.12824.
8. Jamieson, T.; Caldwell, D.; Gomez-Aguinaga, B. & Doña Reveco, C. 2021. Race, Ethnicity,
Nativity and Perceptions of Health Risk during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the US. International
Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 18(21):11113. DOI:
10.3390/ijerph182111113.
9. Finn, V. & C. Doña Reveco. 2021. Peaks and Pitfalls of Multilevel Policy Coordination: The South
American Conference on Migration. Migration Letters, 18(4), 487–496. DOI:
10.33182/ml.v18i4.1234.
10. Doña Reveco, C. 2020. Memories of Exile and Temporary Return: Chilean Exiles Remember Chile.
The Latin Americanist, 64(3), 334-355. https://www.muse.jhu.edu/article/764890.
11. Feller, C.; P. Alvarado, C. Doña, e I. García. 2018. Actividad física y deporte en la población
migrante en Chile. Cuadernos Médico Sociales (Online Edition), 58(4).
12. Doña Reveco, C. 2016. Migración Internacional y Estructura Social en Chile. Un primer análisis.
Rev. Intl. y Comparada de Relaciones Laborales y Derecho del Empleo, 4(3): 97-114.
13. Doña-Reveco, C. 2016. Del Mediterráneo a Santiago pasando por París y otras partes: Un
comentario sobre refugio y migración internacional. Análisis del Año 2015, Santiago: Universidad
de Chile, Escuela de Sociología.
14. Ten Eyck, T. & and Doña-Reveco, C. 2016. Reporting on Art in the City: Newspaper coverage of
public art in Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Chicago, 2001-2010. Journal of Urban
Affairs, 38(4): 518-529. DOI: 10.1111/juaf.12242.
15. Doña-Reveco, C. and B. Mullan. 2014. Migration Policy and Development in Chile. International
Migration, 52(5): 1-14. DOI: 10.1111/imig.12157.
16. Doña-Reveco, C. 2014. Población y Desarrollo en el Programa del segundo Gobierno de Michelle
Bachelet (2014-2018). Discusiones Públicas, 5(1): 17-24.
17. Doña-Reveco, C. and A. Levinson. 2013. The Chilean State and the Search for a New Migration
Policy. Discusiones Públicas, 4(1): 67-89.
18. Doña-Reveco, C. 2012. Unintended Consequences of Exile: The Brazilian and Chilean Exile in
Comparative Perspective, 1964-1990. Left History, 16(2): 9-35. DOI: 10.25071/1913-9632.38366.
19. Doña-Reveco, C. 2010. La migración internacional y el Estado Chileno: Notas para una discusión.
Discusiones Públicas, 1(1): 11-34.
B. Manuscripts in Progress
Novak, E. A.; Kulig, T. C.; Doña-Reveco, C. Exploring the T Visa Process: Insights from Legal
Representatives Working with Human Trafficking Victims from Latin America. Submitted
March 2022
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Sehnbruch, K.; Apablaza, M.; Arriagada, V.; Doña-Reveco, C. Migrants in the Chilean Labour Market:
A Story of Successful Integration? Submitted May 2023
Beulaygue, I. and Doña-Reveco, C. Somos Gente de Contacto. Narratives of alienation and emotional
closeness during the Covid-19 pandemic” Writing
C. Unpublish Drafts in SocArXiv
1. Acuña Urzúa, L.; Cabrera Toledo, B.; and Doña-Reveco, C. 2021. Experiencias migrantes: una
aproximación a la relación entre la calificación de los migrantes, su región de origen y la estructura
social en Chile. SocArXiv. October 23. DOI:10.31235/osf.io/w97mk.
2. Pérez, J.J.; Corbeaux, M.; and Doña-Reveco, C. 2021. Inmigración y derecho al voto una
investigación exploratoria en Santiago de Chile. SocArXiv. November 6. DOI:
10.31235/osf.io/h7abn.
3. Doña-Reveco, C., and Pavicevic, Y. 2021. Virtual Communities of Anglo and Spanish Migrants in
Chile. A Multiple Case Study. SocArXiv. November 10. DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/f52qu.
D. Book Chapters
1. Doña Reveco, C. & M. Feddersen. 2022. Migration Regimes in South America: The South American
Conference on Migration, pp. 309-346. In Voluntary and Forced Migration in Latin America: Law
and Policy Reforms, Edited by Natalia Caicedo and Feline Freier. McGill-Queen's University Press.
DOI: 10.1515/9780228012573-013
2. Doña Reveco, C. & M. Feddersen. 2020. Regímenes Migratorios en América del Sur: La
Conferencia Sudamericana sobre Migraciones. In Políticas y reformas migratorias en América
Latina. Un estudio comparado, Edited by Natalia Caicedo, Editorial Univ. del Pacífico, Perú.
3. Doña-Reveco C. & B. Mullan. 2019. Emigration and the Sending State pp. 446-458. In The
International Handbook of Migration Studies, 2nd edition. Edited by S. Gold & S. Nawyn.
Routledge. DOI: 10.4324/9781315458298-42
4. Finn, V., C. Doña Reveco & M. Feddersen. 2019. Intraregional Migration Governance: The South
American Conference on Migration, pp. 36-53. In The Dynamics of Regional Migration
Governance, Edited by Andrew Geddes et al. Edward Elgar Publisher.
5. Doña-Reveco, C. 2017. Los Visibles Invisibles, pp. 24-26. In Geografías de la Piel, J. Brantmayer.
CorpArtes.
6. Doña Reveco, C. 2017. La Conferencia Sudamericana de Migraciones, la gobernabilidad migratoria
y las posibilidades de integración de los migrantes, pp. 154-158. In Interculturalidad y Migración,
edited by por Consejo Nacional de la Cultura y las Artes, Gobierno de Chile.
7. Mullan, B., & Doña-Reveco, C. 2013. Global Economy and Immigration. In J. Ciment & J.
Radzilowski (Eds.), American immigration: An Encyclopedia of Political, Social, and Cultural
Change (Second edition, Vol. 3, pp. 863–867). M.E. Sharpe.
8. Mullan, B. & C. Doña-Reveco. 2012. Emigration and the Sending State, pp. 409-421. In The
International Handbook of Migration Studies, edited by S. Gold & S. Nawyn. Routledge. DOI:
10.4324/9780203863299.ch34
9. Doña-Reveco, Cristián. 2011. Chilean Immigrants, pp. 237-75. In Multicultural America: An
Encyclopedia of the Newest Americans, edited by Ronald H. Bayor. Westport: Greenwood Press.
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10. Doña-Reveco, C. 2003. Transnacionalismo y Migración Internacional. Memoria Electrónica, 1er

Coloquio Internacional de Migración y Desarrollo, October, Zacatecas, Mx.
E. Book
Doña-Reveco, C. (editor). 2002. Informes nacionales sobre migración internacional en países de
Centroamérica: taller de capacitación para el análisis de información censal sobre migración
internacional en América Central. Santiago: Naciones Unidas, CEPAL; OIM; BID.
F. Dataset
Doña-Reveco, C., & P. Sotomayor. 2020. Encuesta Online Integración Inmigrantes Chile 2017
(Version Final, clean dataset) [Data set]. Zenodo. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4086099
G. Selected Online Articles, Research Reports, Book Reviews, and Working Papers (since 2009)
1. Kulig, T. C., Schlosser, A. V., VanSlyke, M. A., Alexander, L. E., & Doña-Reveco, C. 2023.
Community and network responses for assisting mobile vulnerable populations. OLLAS Report #19.
Omaha: University of Nebraska at Omaha. DOI: 10.32873/uno.dc.ollas.1019
2. Doña-Reveco, C. 2022. Chile’s Welcoming Approach to Immigrants Cools as Numbers Rise.
Migration Information Source, May 18, 2022. Migration Policy Institute
3. Doña-Reveco, C. & Cuellar, M. 2022. Vulnerable, yet Resilient: The Impact of COVID-19 on
Latino-Owned Business in South Omaha. OLLAS Report # 17. Omaha: University of Nebraska at
Omaha. DOI: 10.32873/uno.dc.ollas.915
4. Novak, E. A.; Kulig, T. C.; Doña-Reveco, C. 2021. Human Trafficking and the T Visa Process:
Insights from Legal Representatives Working with Victims from Latin America. OLLAS Report #15,
University of Nebraska at Omaha. DOI: 10.32873/uno.dc.ollas.1016.
5. Doña-Reveco, C. 2021. Chile’s Retooled Migration Law Offers More Restrictions, Less Welcome.
Insights, Latin America & the Caribbean Migration Portal, MPI, May 21.
6. Doña-Reveco, C. 2021. Book Review: Migration, Citizenship and Identity. Selected Essays by
Stephen Castles. Border Criminologies Blog, Univ. of Oxford.
7. Cohen, J. & C. Doña Reveco. 2019. Harnessing Migration for Rural Transformation and
Development. Regional Roundtable Summary Report. MIgration EU eXpertise (MIEUX),
International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), Global Forum on Migration and
Development (GFMD).
8. Doña-Reveco, C., T. Sanchez, & D. Gonzalez. 2019. Access to Legal Aid by Agricultural Workers:
Challenges, Opportunities, and Actions. Technical Report Prepared for Legal Aid of Nebraska.
9. Doña-Reveco, C. 2018. Amid Record Numbers of Arrivals, Chile Turns Rightward on Immigration.
Migration Information Source, January 17, 2018. Migration Policy Institute.
10. González, R. ... C. Doña, et al. 2017. Resultados Primera Ola Estudio Longitudinal Social de Chile
(ELSOC). Módulo 1: Cohesión Social y Migración. Notas COES de política pública Nº 1 / Mayo
2017.
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11. Doña-Reveco, C. 2016. El Acuerdo de Residencia y el Acceso a Derechos de los Migrantes: El caso
de Chile. Research Report for the International Organization for Migration, Southern Cone Regional
Office.
12. Doña-Reveco, C. 2014. Migração internacional e integração regional: o caso da América do Sul.
PONTES Informações e análises sobre comércio e desenvolvimento sustentável 10(10):9-12.
13. Doña-Reveco, C. & A. Levinson. 2012. Chile: A Growing Destination Country in Search of a
Coherent Approach to Migration Migration Information Source, June 6, 2022. Migration Policy
Institute.
14. Doña-Reveco, C. 2009. Book Review of Arriarán, Pablo. 2008. Visions from finis terræ: Chilean
voices in the United States. Delaware Review of Latin American Studies, 10 (1).
Grants and External Funding
A. Research Grants and Funding
Impact of Immersive Arts Experience on Understanding of Immigration Issues 2022
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha
Co-PI: Dr. Laura Alexander, UNO
Impact of Covid-19 on Latino Businesses in South Omaha 2021 – 2022
Community Resilience Fund, Omaha Community Foundation.
Latino Railroad Workers in the Midwest. An Oral History Project 2021 – 2022
Futuro Latino Fund, Omaha Community Foundation.
Collaboration with Union Pacific Railroad Museum
Voces of a Pandemic. Narratives of Latino Experiences during COVID-19 2021
Center for the Studies of the Great Plains. University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Co-PI: Dr. Isabelle Belauygue, UNO.
Crisis and Culture of Fear among Latino Communities in the Midwest. 2021
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Receiving Context and Immigrant Integration in New Urban and Rural Destinations 2021 – 2022
Collaboration Initiative (2020-2021 RFA)-Team Formation and Publication.
Nebraska University System.
Co-PI: Dr. Laura Alexander, UNO & Dr. Julia Tippens, UNL.
Community Participatory Based Research on Health Disparities Among Immigrants 2021 – 2022
and Refugees in Central Nebraska
Two grants: Collaboration Initiative (2020-2021 RFA)-Team Formation and
Publication & -Preliminary Data and Application Preparation Grants. Nebraska
University System.
PI: Dr. Michelle Warren (UNK)
Voces of a Pandemic: Narratives of Latino Experiences during COVID-19. 2021
Work-Study Research Grant
Office of Research and Creative Activities, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha
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LatinXTech: Understanding interest of LatinX students in socio-culturally grounded 2021 – 2023

computer degrees.
UCRCA, Research Development Program, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha.
Co-PI. Dr. Brian Dorn
Community and Network Responses for Assisting Mobile Vulnerable Populations 2020 – 2021
College of Public Affairs and Community Service and College of Arts and
Sciences, University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Co-PIs: Teresa Kulig & Dr. Laura Alexander.
Crisis and Culture of Fear among Latino Communities in the Midwest 2020 – 2023
Inter-University Program for Latino Research.
Co-PI: Dr. Christina Abreu, Ctr. for Latino & Latin American Studies, Northern
Illinois University.
The Community effects of Immigration Enforcement in the Midwest 2020 – 2021
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha
PI Dr. Lissette Aliaga-Linares
Human Mobility and Emergency Management in Latin America and Nebraska 2020 – 2023
UCRCA, Research Development Program, Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha.
PI Dr. Thomas Jamieson
Exploratory Analysis of Refugee Resettlement & Community Services in the State of 2019 – 2020
Nebraska and Refugee-Related Initiatives in the NU System
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Co-PI Dr. Laura Alexander
Characteristics and Conditions of Aging Latino Population in Omaha 2018
Omaha Community Foundation.
Legal Aid Access by Migrant Agricultural Workers 2018
Legal Aid of Nebraska.
OLLAS Observatory of Latinos/as in Nebraska 2018 – 2020
Sherwood Foundation.
Violence at Origins of Venezuelan Exodus: Venezuelan Migration to Chile and the 2018
United States
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Co-PI Dr. Lourdes Gouveia
B. International Research Grants and Funding
Rutas fragmentadas: el impacto de COVID-19 y políticas restrictivas en las nuevas 2023 – 2026
geografías de la migración a Chile
FONDECYT Regular 2023, ANID – Chile
PI: Dr. L. Carte; Co-PIs: Drs. T. Rocha Jimenez and A. Hofflinger
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Migrantes durante la pandemia. La inmovilidad en los márgenes de la inclusión 2021

MiniCoes 2020, Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies.
PI Dr. Carolina Stefoni (Universidad de Tarapacá, Chile)
La violencia en la conformación del éxodo y la integración de comunidades migrantes 2017
venezolanas: Los casos de Chile y Estados Unidos
MiniCoes 2017, Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies.
Los inmigrantes como votantes: Participación política de inmigrantes recientes en 2017
comunas seleccionadas del Gran Santiago
MiniCoes 2016, Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies.
Migraciones y deporte en Chile. Caracterización e impacto de la actividad física y el 2017
deporte en la población migrante.
FONDEPORTE 1700120210
Co-PI/Consultant with Katalejo Investigaciones Sociales (C. Feller, PI).
Acuerdo sobre Residencia Mercosur y el Acceso Regional a Derechos. Chile. 2016
International Organization for Migration, Southern Cone Regional Office.
Globalización Neoliberal, transformación social y migración internacional: Migrantes 2015 – 2017
estadounidenses y españoles en Chile
CONICYT+PAI/Concurso Nacional Apoyo al Retorno de Investigadores/as desde
el Extranjero, Convocatoria 2014+82140058; CONICYT Chile.
C. Teaching Grants and Funding
OLLAS Summer Teacher Workshop – Implementation Stage 2022 – 2023
Weitz Family Foundation
OLLAS Summer Teacher Workshop – Planning Stage 2022 – 2023
Weitz Family Foundation
Course Development: International Migration, Mobility, and Human Rights 2018
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha
D. Community Engagement Grants and Funding
“Conversaciones”: Latino and Latina Voices of Omaha 2021
Nebraska Humanities
PI: Amy Schindler; Co-PI: Wendy Guerra, UNO Archives and Special Collections
“Nor Any Drop to Drink”. Screening and discussion with Director Dr. Cedric Taylor. 2018
Goldstein Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Co-PI Dr. Kelly MacArthur
E. Honors and Awards
2022 Outstanding Research Award. 2023
Department of Sociology & Anthropology; University of Nebraska at Omaha
2022 Outstanding Service Award. 2023
Department of Sociology & Anthropology; University of Nebraska at Omaha
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2021 Outstanding Research Award. 2022

Department of Sociology & Anthropology; University of Nebraska at Omaha
2018 Outstanding Research Award 2019
Department of Sociology & Anthropology; University of Nebraska at Omaha
All-University Excellence in Teaching Award 2011
Michigan State University
Rockefeller Graduate Student Travel Award and Charles and Louise Tilly Graduate 2007 – 2009
Student Travel Award; Social Science History Association & 2011
BARSA Scholarship 2005 – 2007
Institute of International Education
Fulbright-CONICYT Fellowship for Doctoral Studies in the United States 2005 – 2009
Conference Presentations (since 2017)
2023
1. Receiving Context and Immigrant Perception in Recent Urban and Rural Destinations. North Central
Council of Latinamericanists Annual Conference. (with A. Zuleta Buschmann)
2. Receiving Context and Immigrant Perception in Recent Urban and Rural Destinations. American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
3. “Somos Gente De Contacto” a Qualitative Exploration of Emotional Regulation Among Latinos in
Nebraska during the Covid-19 Pandemic. XX ISA World Congress of Sociology. (with I. Beulaygue)
4. Understanding immigrant integration in a semi-peripheral country. The case of Chile. XX ISA
World Congress of Sociology.
5. Understanding immigrant integration in a semi-peripheral country. The case of Chile. Latin
American Studies Association Conference (Online).
2022
1. Vulnerable, Unsupported, and Resilient: The Impact of COVID-19 on Latino-Owned Businesses in
South Omaha. Latinx Studies Conference. (with M. Cuellar)
2. Vulnerable, Unsupported, and Resilient: The Impact of COVID-19 on Latino-Owned Businesses in
South Omaha. Cambio de Colores Conference. (with M. Cuellar)
3. Attitudes toward Venezuelan immigration in four Receiving Countries. A Comparative Analysis.
Latin American Studies Association Conference (Online).
4. Roundtable. Good Practices and Lessons Learned: Researching Venezuelan Migration in the
Americas. Latin American Studies Association Conference (Online).
5. Crisis and Culture of Fear Among Latino Communities in the Midwest. 2022 Great Plains Summit
(Online).
2021
1. Evaluating Emigration Intentions. A Comparative Analysis of Three Latin American Countries. The
Public and Democracy in the Americas Conference (Online).
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2. Roundtable Voces of a Pandemic: Lessons from the Field. Oral History Association Meeting
(Online).
3. Narratives of Latino Experiences during COVID-19. A Preliminary Analysis. Cambio de Colores
Conference (Online). (with I. Beulaygue)
4. Roundtable Intercambio de conocimiento acerca de la migración venezolana – lecciones de otras
migraciones, tiempos y contextos. Latin American Studies Association Conference (Online).
5. Workshop Dangerous Times to be a Child Immigrant Youth and their Families in the Age of Trump.
Latin American Studies Association Conference (Online).
6. Attitudes toward Venezuelan immigration in four Receiving Countries. A Comparative Analysis.
North Central Council on Latin Americanists Annual Conference (Online).
7. “Y lo tremendo es llegar a Chile e ir a un cementerio y ver en una lápida el nombre de tu mamá”.
Memoria y visitas temporales de exiliados a Chile. IV ISA Forum (Online).
8. What Influences Immigrant Voting? Integration and Voting Practices Among Immigrants in Chile.
IV ISA Forum (Online). (with V. Finn)
2020
1. Receiving Context and Policy Changes in the Transformation from Emigration Country to an
Immigration Country. The case of Chile. Migration in the Americas Symposium. Center for Latin
American and Caribbean Studies. UW-Milwaukee (Online).
2. “Migrant Invasions to the South American Tiger”: Newspaper Portrayals of 1990s Immigration to
Chile. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting (Online).
3. Latino Seniors in Omaha: Between Silences and Invisibility. Cambio de Colores Conference
(Online).
2019
1. The OLLAS Observatory of Latinas/os in Nebraska: A Tool for Community Engaged Research. North
Central Council of Latino Americanists.
2. Latinos and Immigrants in Nebraska Press. First Results of the OLLAS Observatory of Latinos in
Nebraska. Cambio de Colores Conference. (with L. Reyes-Nuñez)
3. La violencia en la conformación del éxodo venezolano a Chile. Latin American Studies Association
Conference. (with L. Gouveia)
2018
1. Doña-Reveco, C. 2018. Between Economic Exile and Lifestyle Migration: US and Spanish Expats in
Chile. XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology.
2. Political Participation of Migrants and the Question of Citizenship. The Case of Santiago, Chile.
XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology. (with N. Ramirez, & I. Puga)
3. Emigrants’ Rights and Citizenship in South America: A Policy-Based Exploratory Analysis. Latin
American Studies Association Conference. (with V. Finn)
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2017
1. Virtual Communities of Anglo and Spanish Migrants in Chile: A Multiple Case Study. American
Sociological Association Annual Meeting. (with Y. Paviceciv)
2. Memorias complejas de la migración de ultramar. XXIV Jornadas de Estudios Migratorios, Chile.
(with G. Martínez)
3. The South American Conferences on Migration: A Regional Approach to Migration Governance.
Conference The Dynamics of Regional Migration Governance, European University Institute. (with
V. Finn; & M. Feddersen)
4. Migración calificada y distribución espacial de los migrantes en la Región Metropolitana. Latin
American Studies Association Conference. (with C. Moya)
Session organized, chaired, or discussant (since 2017)
2023
1. Session Presider: Immigration to the US: Family, Health, and Community in Migration Motives and
Experiences of Adaptation. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting.
2. Session Chair: Feeling States. XX ISA World Congress of Sociology.
3. Session Chair: How Does Migration Scholarship Contribute to Public Discourse? XX ISA World
Congress of Sociology.
4. Session organizer: Conceptualizing Migration and Displacement in Latin America. Latin American
Studies Association Conference (Online). 2023.
5. Panel Discussant: Statewide Efforts to Address Immigration Reform. Nebraska Works! 2023
Advancing Humane Immigration Reform. UNO's William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies.
2022
1. Panel Discussant: Refugee Policies and Experiences in Global Perspective. American Sociological
Association Annual Meeting.
2. Session organizer: Community Engaged Research and Responses to COVID-19 Impact on Latinos in
Nebraska. Latinx Studies Association Conference.
3. Panel Discussant: “Más allá del Estado”: entendiendo los actores de la gobernanza migratoria en
América Latina. Latin American Studies Association Conference. (Online)
2021
1. Panel Discussant: Inmigración venezolana y crisis humanitaria en Iberoamérica y USA. Latin
American Studies Association Conference. (Online)
2. Panel Discussant: Venezuelan Migration in a Time of Crisis – Part 2. Latin American Studies
Association Conference. (Online)
3. Session organizer: Immigrant Political Participation in the Global South. IV ISA Forum. 2021.
2020
Workshop organizer: Interregional Collaborations of Latin American Studies & Related Centers.
Center Directors Section. Latin American Studies Association. (Online)
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2019
Sesion co-organized with Dr. Feline Freier: Migración internacional venezolana en las Américas:
Orígenes y Desafíos (two panels). Latin American Studies Association Conference.
2017
Session organizer: Migración internacional y Ciudad. Latin American Studies Association
Conference.
Teaching and Research Interests
International Migration 20th Century History and Recent History
Latin America and Caribbean Studies Population Studies
Comparative / Historical Sociology Collective and Social Memory
Courses Regularly Taught at UNO*
− SOC 4250: Latin American Migrations
− SOC 3950: Latin American Sociology
− CACT8436 Global Migrations
*Courses taught at other institutions or not regularly taught available upon request.
Dissertation and Thesis Committee Participation
University of Nebraska Omaha
Liz Kurtz MA in Creative and Critical Thinking Chair 2023 – 2024
Andres Gomez-Lopez Ph.D. in Public Administration Member 2023 –
Rachel Moreno MA in Sociology Chair 2022 – 2024
Alejandra Zuleta B. MA in Sociology Chair 2022 – 2024
Reyna Reyes Nuñez Ph.D. in Public Administration Member 2019 –
University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Jonathan Acosta Ph.D. in Educational Studies Member 2021 –
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Ariany Da Silva Villar PhD. in Psychology Member 2016 – 2022
Andrea Rihm-Bianchi PhD. in Psychology Member 2015 – 2017
Universidad Alberto Hurtado
Flavio Salgado PhD. in Sociology Member 2018 – 2022
Nelson Jaime PhD. in Sociology Member 2018 – 2022
Universidad de Chile
Karen Espinola Solar Master’s in public administration Member 2020 – 2021
Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
Pablo Sotomayor Master in Methods for Social Research Chair 2017 – 2019
Additional Education
Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Fuzzy Sets, American Sociological Assoc. 2016
Oral History Institute, Ohio Humanities Council and Kenyon College 2010
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IPUMS and GIS Summer Workshops, Minnesota Population Center 2007

Curso de Formación para Diplomáticos, Academia Diplomática Andrés Bello, 2002 – 2003
Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores-Chile (withdrawn)
Graduate Certificate: Regional Integration and Cooperation Processes, Instituto de 2000
Estudios Internacionales, Universidad de Chile
Invited Lectures & Community Presentations (since 2017)
2023
1. Presentation. The Latino community in the United States and in Nebraska. Hispanic Heritage
Month. National Indemnity. Sept. 27.
2. Post-Screening Discussion. Chile ’76. Cinemateca 2023. Film Streams, Omaha. Sept. 21
3. Presentation. Latino Identity(ies) in the United States. Hispanic Heritage Month. Macgrath North.
Sept. 21.
4. Guest Lecture. Latino Identity(ies) and racialization. Vanderbilt University. Sept. 20
5. Presentation. Political Exile in Latin America and Chile. Flight and Hope Lecture Series; Samuel
Bak Museum: The Learning Center. September 13.
6. Panel Organizer and Moderator. Dictatorship and Human Rights in South America during the Global
Cold War: 50 Years after the Coups in Chile and Uruguay. University of Nebraska at Omaha.
September 7.
7. Presentation. OLLAS Community Engaged Research and the Latino Economic Development Council.
Annual LEDC Strategic Retreat. August 10.
8. Presentation: Latin American Migrations. OLLAS Summer School on Latino/Latin American
Studies for High School Teachers. University of Nebraska at Omaha. June 9.
9. Presentation: Virtual Communities of Global North Immigrants in Chile. Migration, Labor, and
Social Networks in Chile. Universidad Autónoma de Chile. April 11.
10. Presentation: Ten+ Years of Haitian Immigration in Chile. Familiar Schemes of Exclusion: Old and
New Terrains in Recent Haitian Migration. Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and
African and African Diaspora Studies. UW-Milwaukee. March 1
11. Presentation: The Impact of COVID-19 on Latino-Owned Business in South Omaha. El Perico
Readership Study. January 24.
2022
1. Presentation: Voces of a Pandemic. Oral Histories of Latinos in Omaha during COVID-19. Great
Plains Covid-19 Stories. University of Nebraska Lincoln, Center for Great Plains Studies. November
5, 2022 (with Dr. Isabelle Belauygue, UNO)
2. Presentation: Vulnerable, Unsupported, and Resilient: The Impact of COVID-19 on Latino-Owned
Business in South Omaha. College of Saint Mary, Omaha. September 30.
3. Presentation: The future of the United States is Latino, but… Hispanic Heritage Month Presentation.
CONAGRA Latinx Resource Group. September 13.
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4. Presentation: Stereotypes and Misconceptions of Latinos in The United States. Invited presentation
to Ralston, NE Middle Schools. September 7.
5. Presentation: Actitudes hacia los inmigrantes venezolanos en cuatro países de Sudamérica. Un
análisis comparativo. 6º Coloquio sobre Migración: Migración Venezolana. Centro de Estudios de
Conflicto y Cohesión Social, Online, July 21.
6. Presentation: International Migration in Nebraska. Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative.
Omaha, July 1.
7. Panel: Why people migrate? Kaneko’s Carne y Arena Exhibition-related programing. Omaha, June
30.
8. Presentation: International Migration: A domestic or international policy issue? Nebraska Civic
Leaders Program. June 7, 2022
9. Presentation: The future of the United States is Latino, but… Latinx ERG Leadership Summit:
Leading from Within. CONAGRA Latinx Resource Group. May 11.
10. Keynote Lecture. Análisis comparativo de actitudes hacia los inmigrantes venezolanos en cuatro
países de Sudamérica. Ph.D. in Social Sciences, Universidad de Tarapacá, Chile, May 5.
11. Presentation: Vulnerable, yet Resilient: The Impact of COVID-19 on Latino-Owned Business in South
Omaha. Community Presentation. Kroc Center, Omaha. May 3.
12. Policies & Politics of Venezuelan Migration in Latin America, Webinar Presentation of Special Issue,
International Migration and Metropolis, February 27
13. Venezuelan Migration in Chile. Panel Lives in Limbo: The Need for Multilateral Response to the
Venezuelan Crisis in Latin America, Committee on Forced Migration, Columbia Univ. Feb. 25.
2021
1. The Politics and Policies of Immigration in Chile. Panel Understanding the Haitian Migration Flow
from Chile to the US Southern Border, Latin American & Iberian Institute, The University of New
Mexico, November 11.
2. Participación Política de Inmigrantes en Chile. Panel Ciudadanía migrante activa: elecciones
presidenciales 2021, Fundación Konrad Adenauer, Santiago, Chile. October 21.
3. Presentation Latin American Migration and Human Rights. Human Rights Week. University of
Nebraska at Omaha. September 28.
4. Presentation Latinos in the United States. LEN Docuseries Event, Union Pacific Latino Employee
Network. May 19.
5. Panel The Future: The University of Nebraska at Omaha shares its impact on Latino education and
research. Latino Expo! May 5, 2021.
6. La emigración en América Latina: discursos intergubernamentales y legislación. Panel Presentación
del libro: Políticas y reformas migratorias en América Latina: Un estudio comparado. CER-
Migracions, Barcelona, Spain. March 3
2020
1. Panel: Hostile Terrain 94: Migration and Borders. With Dr. Laura Alexander and Dr. Thomas
Sanchez. University of Nebraska at Omaha. November 5.
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2. Inmigración, Participación política y Ciudadanía precaria. Panel Reconfiguraciones de la

participación política en contextos de exclusión. Instituto de Estudios Avanzados, Universidad de
Santiago, Chile. October 2.
3. Presentation Is the Future of Technology Latino? Diversity in Technology Careers. Heartland
Developers Conference. September 24.
4. Panel Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Cultural Fusion, Appropriation, and Colonialism. Nebraska
Wesleyan University. February 21.
5. Panel Protests and Change in Venezuela and Beyond: Current Human Rights Issues in Latin
America. Human Rights Forum & OLLAS Charla. With Dr. Brett Kyle. Feb. 11.
2019
1. Presentation Specters of Migration. Panel Drawing Memories of Home: Documenting Stories of
Migration Across Generations. Goldstein Center for Human Rights, UNO. Sept. 19.
2. Presentation Access to Legal Aid by Agricultural Workers: Challenges, Opportunities, and Actions.
USDA-NASS Nebraska Office, Latin American Heritage Event. Sept. 18.
3. Presentation Latinos and Immigrants in Nebraska Press. First Results of the OLLAS Observatory of
Latinos in Nebraska. OLLAS Charla. Co-presenter Lizet Reyes-Nuñez. UNO.
4. Panel Racial Equity: Closing the Wage Gap. Young Professionals Council, The Greater Omaha
Chamber of Commerce and Metro Young Latino Professionals Association, Omaha, NE.
5. Panel Birthright Citizenship in the Americas. Human Rights Forum. With Dr. Danielle Battisti & Dr.
Laura Alexander. Leonard and Shirley Goldstein Center for Human Rights. Feb. 12.
2018
1. Roundtable Political Reordering in Latin America. With Dr. Brett Kyle & Dr. Maria Arbelaez.
OLLAS Charla. Sept. 18.
2. Presentation Contemporary Global Migrations: Causes, Crisis, and Possible Futures. Expand Your
Horizons, Social Justice Committee, Notre Dame Sisters, Omaha, NE.
3. Post-Screening Discussion. A Fantastic Woman. Filsm Streams. March 17.
4. Presentation Why it’s unsafe to return. Journey for Justice TPS Bus Tour, Omaha Together One
Community (OTOC), Omaha, NE.
5. Presentation International Migration. From Global to Local. Human Resource Association. of the
Midlands. Omaha, NE.
6. Presentation Root Causes of Current Migration Crisis. OTOC & Institute for Public Leadership
(IPL). Omaha, NE.
7. Presentation International Migration. From Global to Local. 5th Annual Critical Issues Forum. Our
Nebraska: Toward an Understanding of Immigration, Poverty and Social Inclusion. Department of
Educational Administration. University. of Nebraska – Lincoln.
2017
1. Discussant to Dr. Diego Acosta’s presentation: La restricción de los derechos de los extranjeros en
el Siglo XX en América de Sur. Facultad de Derecho, Universidad Alberto Hurtado.
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2. Presentation Desafíos y nuevos temas de la investigación en Migración en Chile. II Jornada

Pedagogías en Disputa ¿Cómo desmantelar las jerarquías de género y raza en la sala de clases?
Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.
3. Keynote Presentation. Movimientos Migratorios en Chile. Diplomado en Migración, Integración y
Diversidad Cultural. Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Santiago, Chile.
4. Presentation. El efecto Trump. El papel de los inmigrantes en la política. Panel El Efecto Donald
Trump. Núcleo en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, Universidad de la Frontera, Chile.
Blogs and Media Contributions
A. Media contributions, Blogs, & Podcasts
2023
Chronicle: Hispanic Heritage Month. Interview with Rob McCartney for KETV, October 8.
Growing Hostility in Chile. Interviewed by Alex Lederman for News Line Magazine, September 27.
Chile is deploying the army to the border to halt illegal immigration. Interviewed by Tibisay Zea for
The World, March 15.
Chile Is Sending Its Military to the Border to Stop Illegal Immigration. Interviewed by Nathaniel
Janowitz for Vice World News, March 1.
2022
The Lurie Daniel Favors Show. Conversation centered on our article, “There’s no one ‘Latino vote’ –
religion and geography add to voters’ diversity” with Dr. Laura Alexander. December 8.
There’s no one ‘Latino vote’ – religion and geography add to voters’ diversity, with Dr. Laura
Alexander for The Conversation, October 24.
Op-Ed Midlands Voices: Welcoming immigrants to Nebraska is both moral and pragmatic. Laura
Alexander and Cristián Doña-Reveco. The Omaha World Herald, February 4.
2021
Podcast: Migraciones en crisis. Debates desde América del Sur. Capítulo 5 Movilidades venezolanas
en tiempos de pandemia, with Dr. Marcela Tapia (Universidad Arturo Prat, Chile) and Dr. Yasna
Contreras (COES/ Universidad de Chile). August 6.
Participation on video about the 2020 – 2021 Hostile Terrain 94 at Nebraska. University of Nebraska-
Lincoln. June.
Opinion on How Big a Change is Chile’s New Migration Policy? Latin American Advisor, April 23.
Interviewed Dr. Athena Ramos (UNMC) for Human Rights in the Time of COVID-19. The Goldstein
Center for Human Rights, University of Nebraska at Omaha. February.
2020
Beyond the Responsibility to Protect: The US and Central American Immigration. Alternate Currents
Blog, Amplify Arts, November 23.
Reportaje Especial Cruzando a la Esperanza. Opinion for Revista Sur. September.
2019
Human Migration in the Americas. Humanity The Podcast. November 13.
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‘Un desastre, total, total, total’. La política migratoria vista por los migrantes venezolanos. With
Lourdes Gouveia, Observatorio de Desigualdades, June.
Haitian Migration in Chile. Interview with Latino Media Collective. Abril 5.
2018
Agricultural Workers in the Nebraska Press. With Daniela González, OLLAS’ Blog, December.
Chile Takes an Anti-Immigrant Turn With ‘Humanitarian Flights’. Interview with World Politics
Review. December.
El Pacto Global sobre Migraciones ¿qué más podemos decir?, La Tercera (Chile). Dec. 14.
El Pacto Global sobre migraciones y la pos-verdad, La Tercera (Chile). December 7.
¿Puede Chile volver a ser un país de emigración? With Javiera Rivas Reyes & Alejandra Zuleta
Buschmann, Observatorio de Desigualdades, November.
¿Cómo entender la masificación de Halloween en la cultura chilena?, La Tercera (Chile). Oct. 31.
Columna de Migración: ¿Es necesario que los médicos extranjeros rindan un examen de
conocimientos para poder ejercer?, La Tercera (Chile). July 23.
Legalidad y humanidad en la migración internacional y el refugio. COES, July.
Migración y Deporte: Las desventajas de la integración. With Cristóbal Feller V., Pablo Alvarado A.
e Iñigo García P. Observatorio de Desigualdades, May.
2017
¿Por qué votan los inmigrantes? Participación electoral e integración entre migrantes en Chile. With
Pablo Sotomayor, Observatorio de Desigualdades, December.
Migración, ciudad y desigualdad en el Gran Santiago. With Cristóbal Moya, Observatorio de
Desigualdades, October.
Ni muros ni leyes detienen la migración. El Mercurio de Valparaíso (Chile). August 28.
Agnotología, Cambios Demográficos, Antivacunas y Migrantes. La Nación (Chile). August 9.
La Disputa por el Lenguaje. La Tercera (Chile). July 27.
Educación y aceptación de inmigrantes. With Juan Esteban Fernández & Javiera Quijada,
Observatorio de Desigualdades, May.
2016
Migración y Crimen. La Segunda (Chile). February 24.
B. Media Citations
Chilean media:
La Tercera, La Nación, Economía y Negocios, El Dínamo, El Mercurio, 24 Horas, El Mercurio de
Valparaíso, El Mostrador, La Red (TV), Tele13 (Radio), Radio Futuro (Radio), Radio Cooperativa
(Radio), Radio Universidad de Chile (Radio), and ADN Radio (Radio).
US and International Media:
WOWT Nebraska, Telemundo Nebraska, Telemundo Noticias, Nebraska National Examiner, Wall
Street Journal, Miami Herald, Bloomberg, América Economía, IRIS, Univisión, and US News, Vice,
The Reader (Omaha), CNN.
Active Professional Association Membership and Service
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International Sociological Association 2016 –

RC31. Sociology of Migration 2016 –
Board Member 2023 – 2027
RC20. Comparative Sociology 2016 –
Inter-University Program for Latino Research 2017 –
American Sociological Association 2005 –
International Migration Section
Thomas & Znaniecki Best Book Award Committee 2023
Latino/a Sociology Section 2018 –
Latin American Studies Association 2014 –
Center Directors’ Section 2017 –
Chair 2019 – 2021
Board Member 2021 – 2023
Nominations Committee 2021
Migrations, Displacements, and Mobilities Section 2014 –
Board Member 2021 – 2023
Latinx Studies Section 2017 –
North Central Council on Latin Americanists 2019 –
Deputy Program Chair 2022 – 2023
Departmental & University Committee Service
University of Nebraska at Omaha
University Office of Research and Creative Activities Advisory Committee 2020 – 2023
Library & Learning Resources 2018 – 2020
College Master of Arts in Critical and Creative Thinking
Graduate Program Committee Leadership 2020 –
Evaluation Policy Committee 2019 – 2022
Department or International Studies Program
Program Executive Committee 2023 –
Dept. of Sociology/Anthropology.
Undergraduate Studies Committee 2020 –
Graduate Studies Committee 2018 – 2020
Interdisciplinary Studies Program.
Curriculum Committee 2020 –
Goldstein Center for Human Rights.
Research & Creative Activity Standing Committee Chair 2023 –
Executive Committee 2023 –
Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
University University Ethics Committee (College of Social Sciences and 2016 – 2017
History Representative)
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Other Professional Activities

A. Journal Service
The Journal of Latino/Latin American Studies 2021 –
Associate Editor and Book Review Editor 2023 –
Editor-in-Chief 2021 – 2023
B. Occasional Journal Article and Book Proposal Reviewer
Revista Urvio (FLACSO Ecuador); Notas de Población (CELADE, United Nations); Perfiles
Latinoamericanos (México); Academia y Crítica (Chile); Bulletin of Latin American Research;
Alteridades; Social Sciences; International Migration; Revista Rumbos (Chile); Migraciones
Internacionales; Journal of Enterprising Communities; Revista Calidad en la Educación (Chile);
Palgrave; Routledge; Latino Studies; Third World Quarterly; Critical Historical Studies; Revista Si
Somos Americanos (Chile).
C. Project Reviewer
National Science Centre, Poland 2021
CONADE (National Council on Education, Chile). 2019 – 2021
Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID) (National Agency for 2016 –
Research and Development, Chile), National Fund for Scientific and
Technological Development
D. Other
South Africa’s National Research Foundation
External Faculty Research Portfolio Evaluator. 2023
Universidad de Almería, España
External Dissertation Evaluator 2022
Instituto Universitario de Estudios sobre Migraciones, Pontificia Universidad de
Comillas, España.
External Dissertation Evaluator 2019; 2022
Participation in Community Organizations
Omaha Performing Arts. Voices AMPLIFIED Community Committee 2022 –
Committee Member
South Omaha Development Plan Committee 2022
Committee Member
Latino Economic Development Council 2022 –
Steering Committee Member
Mexican – American Historical Society of the Midlands 2021 –
Board Member
Languages
Spanish: Native English: Near Native French: Basic conversation
References
Upon request