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Juan Cobo Betancourt is a historian of colonial Latin America and a scholar and practitioner of digital humanities and digital public history. He is associate professor of History at UCSB, where he serves director of the Latin American and Iberian Studies Program and Center for Latin American and Iberian Research. He is also co-founder of the Colombian non-profit Neogranadina. Learn more.
AMPL lab manager
Camilla Falanesca is PhD student in the Department of History. Her historical research explores the intersection of political economy and memory studies, with a regional focus on Tunisia and Algeria between the 19th and 20th centuries. Her digital humanities work focuses on archival preservation and community-engaged work in Latin America, and especially Colombia. She is also a member of Neogranadina. Learn more.
UX/UI, web design/development, and digital communication specialist, Neogranadina
Assistant Professor, Department of History of Art and Architecture, UCSB
Assistant Professor, Department of History of Art and Architecture, UCSB
Digital Humanities Research Facilitator, UCSB Library
Assistant Professor of History, University of Texas at Austin; Co-founder, Neogranadina
Curator, Material / Image Research Lab (MIRL), Department of History of Art and Architecture, UCSB
Research Assistant, Santa Bárbara Mission Archive-Library
MA student, Latin American and Iberian Studies Program, UCSB
PhD candidate, Department of History, UCSB
Research Assistant, Memories of the City Project, Winter 2025-
Research Assistant, Memories of the City Project, Winter 2025-
Research Assistant, Collaborative Cataloging Project, Fall 2024-
Research Assistant, Memories of the City Project, Winter 2025-
Research Assistant, Collaborative Cataloging Project, Winter 2024-
Research Assistant, Collaborative Cataloging Project, Fall 2024-
Research Assistant, Collaborative Cataloging Project, Winter 2024-
Research Assistant, Collaborative Cataloging Project, Fall 2024
Research Assistant, Collaborative Cataloging Project, Fall 2024