CHAPTER 9 Indigenous Maya Families from Yucatán in San Francisco: Hemispheric Mobility and Pedagogies of Diaspora

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: Enforcing Rights across Borders 1
5. CHAPTER 1 Mexican Migrant Civil Society: Propositions for Discussion 25
6. PART I NORTH AMERICA
7. CHAPTER 2 Global Governance and the Protection of Migrant Workers’ Rights in North America: In Search of a Theoretical Framework 55
8. CHAPTER 3 The North American Agreement on Labor Cooperation and the Challenges to Protecting Low-Wage Migrant Workers 83
9. PART II MEXICO
10. CHAPTER 4 Mexican Migrant Federalism and Transnational Rights Advocacy 113
11. CHAPTER 5 Rebuilding Justice We Can All Trust: The Plight of Migrant Victims 141
12. CHAPTER 6 With Dual Citizenship Comes Double Exclusion: US-Mexican Children and Their Struggle to Access Rights in Mexico 166
13. PART III CANADA
14. CHAPTER 7 Transnational Labor Solidarity versus State-Managed Coercion: UFCW Canada, Mexico, and the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program 189
15. CHAPTER 8 Assembling Noncitizen Access to Education in a Sanctuary City: The Place of Public School Administrator Bordering Practices 214
16. PART IV UNITED STATES
17. CHAPTER 9 Indigenous Maya Families from Yucatán in San Francisco: Hemispheric Mobility and Pedagogies of Diaspora 239
18. CHAPTER 10 Binational Health Week: A Social Mobilization Program to Improve Latino Migrant Health 260
19. CHAPTER 11 “American in Every Way, Except for Their Papers”: How Mexico Supports Migrants’ Access to Membership in the United States 281
20. Epilogue: Theorizing State-Society Relations in a Multiscalar Context 299
21. Editors and Contributors 306
22. Index 313