Interviews and Book Reviews
New Books Network: Undocumented Motherhood: Conversations on Love, Trauma, and Border Crossing, interview with Dr. Reighan Gillam
Literary Mama: Undocumented Mothering: A Conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Farfán-Santos interview with Brianna Avenia-Tapper
Sight Lines Magazine: Book review: Elizabeth Farfán-Santos’ ‘Undocumented Motherhood’ honors stories of maternal sacrifice against the backdrop of the US-Mexico border, by Julie Poole
Fronteras: 'Undocumented Motherhood' explores the struggles and resilience of an immigrant mother's fight to provide for her daughter, Part I & Part II- Interview with Norma Martinez for Fronteras, Texas Public Radio
UT Press: Borders and Healthcare: A Q&A with Elizabeth Farfán-Santos, author of Undocumented Motherhood, with Cameron Ludwick.
The Takeaway, NPR: How Undocumented Mothers Navigate the U.S. Healthcare System -Interview with Melissa Harris-Perry
The Texas Standard, TPR: ‘Undocumented Motherhood’ explores family separation, challenges in healthcare access - Interview
Houston Matters: Undocumented Motherhood: Conversations on Love, Trauma, and Border Crossing- Interview, Houston Public Media, NPR, PBS
Critical Literary Consumption: The Concept of a Person and Care Work in Undocumented Motherhood - Interview with Anna Nguyen
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Remembering George Floyd - Live Interview with ABC 13
The Latinx Community and the responsibility to be actively anti-racist - Live Interview with Univision
“Learning in Quarantine,” In The Thick with Maria Hinojosa & Julio Ricardo Varela - Interview with Futuro Media
“Homeschooling In The Age Of The Coronavirus,” It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders- Interview with NPR
Interview on Undocumented Mothers, Maternal Health, and Health Access - Live Interview with Grupo Teatro Bilingue
Expert Panels & Essays
Prohibición al aborto en Estados Unidos: Impacto en comunidad migrante y México - Invited Panelist, Center for US/Mexican Studies, UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy.
Uncovering Uncomfortable Truths: COVID-19 and the Mexican community in the US - Invited Panelist, Center for US/Mexican Studies, UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy.
Racism, White Supremacy, and the Survival of Women of Color in Academia - Essay, Samuel D. Proctor Institute for Leadership, Equity, and Justice as part of the Reparative Justice, Racial Restoration, and Education series
The Cost of Medical Marginalization: Undocumented Mothers and Health Access in the Time of COVID-19 - OpEd Latino Rebels
K-12 Learning During a Pandemic: Why We Need to Slow Down for Mental Health’s Sake - OpEd Latino Rebels