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CONSTRUCTED BORDERS AND BARRIERS: UNPACKING "UNDOCUMENTED STATUS" AND "STRUCTURAL VULNERABILITY" IN LATINO HEALTH
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Reviewed By: Society for Medical Anthropology
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 8:00 PM-9:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists
Organizers:  Julie S Armin (University of Arizona and University of Arizona) and Sarah B Horton (University of Colorado Denver)
Chairs:  Sarah B Horton (University of Colorado Denver) and James Quesada (San Francisco State University)
Discussants:  Sandy Smith-Nonini (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
8:00 PM
Discussion
8:15 PM
Coping with Displacement, Threats of Deportation and Violence
Guillermina G Nunez (University of Texas)
8:30 PM
“Andas Trabajando Derecho?”: “Identity Loan,” Occupational Vulnerability, and the Discouragement of Workers’ Compensation Claims for Undocumented Farm Workers
Sarah B Horton (University of Colorado Denver)
8:45 PM
Managing Bodies and Borders: Race, Vulnerability, and Access to Cancer Care
Julie S Armin (University of Arizona)
9:00 PM
Children: Vulnerable Subjects or Agents of Health?
Robin T Higashi (University of California, San Francisco)
9:15 PM
"I Never Told My Mother:  A Story of Immigration, Sequestration, Escape and Making Sense of It All Back Home In Sonora In Front of a Video Camera"
Elizabeth Cartwright (Idaho State University)
9:30 PM
Discussant
Sandy Smith-Nonini (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
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