Affolter has taught classes on law and political philosophy.

Yellow Horses' research focuses on understanding how larger social forces "get under skin" to generate health inequities for racialized and minoritized peoples.

Aviña's research focuses on twentieth-century Mexican history.

Mueller's primary research interest is in quantifying the drivers and consequences of the climate-migration nexus in the developing world.

Colbern's areas of expertise is in American politics, race, immigration, social movements, policy, federalism and citizenship.

Liz Cohen's photographs, performances, and objects reflect the intersections of immigration, industry, labor, and women’s representation in popular media.

Zach Santa Maria assists the Human Resources Department for Knowledge Enterprise at Arizona State University as a Department HR Visa & Immigration Specialist.

Dr. Connor uses causal inference and big data to study how places shape human development, social inequality, and the transmission of advantages and disadvantages over extended historical periods.

Dr. Linton is a community-engaged scholar who utilizes legal analysis and ethnographic methods to chart not only reproductive rights in the United States and El Salvador but also grassroots organizing efforts.