This project will examine how immigration, borders, and sexualities are mutually transforming one another within the context of economic, political and informational globalization. The University of Arizona offers a particularly rich location for examining this critical issue, since Arizona is the busiest border crossing point in the U.S., a "refugee resettlement" site, a human and product transportation hub, and the home of diverse immigrant and LGBTQ communities. The multi-faceted Borders, Migration and Globalization initiative will include conferences, publications, visiting scholars and curricular development.

BMG CONFERENCES

• Sexualities and Homeland (In)Securities (April 11, 2006)

BMG PUBLICATIONS

• BETWEEN THE LINES, Karma Chávez
• Special issue of GLQ, edited by Eithne Luibhéid

BMG VISITING SCHOLARS

• Dr. Anne-Marie Fortier, Spring 2007

 BMG CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENT

• WS 696: Sexuality and International Migration