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Research & Evaluation

For research inquiries, please contact:

research@mixteco.org

Please send inquiries in a timely manner to allow our team to review all research inquiries. Please allow four weeks for our team to get back to you regarding a response. 

Providing Health Education to Mixtec Farmworkers in California via Workshops and Radio: A Feasibility Study by Sandy Young, Norma Gomez, Annette E. Maxwell

Voices of the Rain: Indigenous Language Justice in California by Alena Marie Uliasz

Not Everyone Speaks Spanish! The Need for Indigenous Language Interpreters in California’s Agricultural Workforce by Alena Marie Uliaz and Vanessa Teran

Speaking Their Language by Dr. Annette Maxwell

Training Mixtec Promotores to Assess Health Concerns in Their Community: A CBPR Pilot Study. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health 16:310-313, 2014. By Maxwell AE, Young S, Rabelo Vega R, Herrmann AK, See C, Glenn BA, Mistry R, Bastani R.

Social determinants of health in the Mixtec and Zapotec community in Ventura County, California. International Journal for Equity in Health 14 (1):16, 2015. By Maxwell AE, Young S, Crespi CM, Rabelo Vega R, Cayetano RT, Bastani R.

Building Capacity to Address Women’s Health Issues in the Mixtec and Zapotec Community. Women’s Health Issues 25(4):403-9, 2015.  By Maxwell AE, Young S, Crespi CM, Rabelo Vega R, Cayetano RT, Bastani R.

The (in)visible victims of disaster: Understanding the vulnerability of undocumented Latino/a and indigenous immigrants by Michael Mendez, Genevieve Flores-Haro, Lucas Zucker

From telephones in rural Oaxaca to mobile phones among Mixtec farmworkers in Oxnard, CA by Carlos Jimenez

Antenna Dilemmas: The Rise of an Indigenous-Language Low-Power Radio Station in Southern California by Carlos Jimenez

Transformations: Womanist, Feminist, and Indigenous Studies A series for new Vision of Scholarship in womanism, feminism and indigeneity  by Ana Louise Keating

Sustainable Mixteco/Indigena Research Methodology: Toward Equal-Status Stakeholder and indigenous Collaboration by Dr. L. M. R. J. Santamaría, A. Diego, L. Manríquez, A. Salazár, C. Lózano, L. León Salazár, & S. García Aguílar Made possible through the California Mental Health Services Act and Ventura County Behavioral Health

Transformations: Womanist, Feminist, and Indigenous Studies A series for new Vision of Scholarship in womanism, feminism and indigeneity  by Ana Louise Keating

In Reporting on Health Challenges Faced by Mixtec Immigrants, gaining trust proves crucial by Julio Vaqueiro Borbolla

Co-Decolonizing Research Methods: Toward Research Sustaining Indigenous and ‘Other’ Community Engaged Ways of Knowing by Lorri M. R. J. Santamaría, Cristina Santamaría Graff, Adriana Diego, Liliana Manríquez, Alberta Salazár, Claudia Lozáno, Luisa León Salazár,  Silvia García Aguilár, & Genevieve Flores-Haro

Community Health Plan 2018-2020 An Action Plan to Improve the Health of all Ventura County Residents