Maya America is a peer-reviewed, digital, bilingual and open access publication. Hosted by the Maya Heritage Community Project, the journal is dedicated to social justice and learning from the people being researched.
Managing Editor: Alan LeBaron alebaron@kennesaw.edu
Associate Editors: Jeronimo Camposeco and James Loucky
Current Issue: Volume 1, Number 1 (2019)
Full Issue
Articles
Ser Maya en el Tiempo y Espacio Actual
Daniel Caño
Native American Connections, Maya Resistance, and Escape from Guatemala: Jeronimo Camposeco's Autobiography
Jeronimo Camposeco
The Rabbit and the Goat: A Trickster's Tale of Transnational Migration of Mayas to the United States of America (El Norte)
Victor D. Montejo
Measuring Levels on Collectivism and Individualism with One Maya Volunteer
David J. Galban and Gilbero Simon
The Impact of Community Partnerships on Maya Children's Identity
Joel B. Judd and Sheryl Ludwig
From There to Here: My Maya Journey and Life in America
Carmelina M. Cadena
La vida en los Estados Unidos para los mayas guatemaltecos
Henry Omar Vicente
When Skiills and Knowledge are not Enough
Nitz' Ama' y .
The Maya Classroom in Diaspora: Blending Community-Based Research and Advocacy in Champaign County, Illinois
Korinta Maldonado and Ryan Shosted
