Since 2005, DRCLAS has awarded over $100,000 to faculty members to continue their research on Mexico. Below are some of the projects that were financed:

>> From Coyolxauhqui to Tlaltecuhtli: 30 Years of Archaeology at the Templo Mayor (2008)
Davíd Carrasco

• >> Tepoztlan Survey on Mexican Immigration and Health (2007)
  Dolores Acevedo

• >> Fair Process in Coverage Decisions for Catastrophic Insurance within the Seguro Popular (2007)
  Norman Daniels

• >> Industrial Veracruz: Business, Workers, and Politics, 1880-1950 (2007-2008)
  John Womack, Jr.

• >> Landscape Design in Low-Income Communities (Mexico, Brazil, Buenos Aires) (2007)
  John Beardsley
  

• >> Collaborative Research in the Mitla?Yagul Area of Mexico (2006-2007)
  Noreen Tuross
  

• >> Binational Perspectives on Mexican Immigration and Health: Lessons, Challenges, and Opportunities (2006)
  Edna Viruel-Fuentes, Dolores Acevedo-Garcia

• >> Debt collection and the development of credit markets in Mexico (2006-2007)
  Aldo Musacchio
  

• >> Collaboration with Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico City on a Study of Alternative Futures of Tepotzotlan Mexico (2005)
  Carl Steinitz

• >> Latin American Studies Course on Mexico, Guatemala, and Bolivia (2005)
  Luis Carcamo-Huechante

• >> Mexico-U.S. Immigration: Educational Challenges (2005)
  Gary Orfield

• >> Health Disparities and the Body Politic: Policy, Research, Data and Government Responsibility (2005)
  Nancy Krieger, Lisa Berkman

• >> Going Local: Decentralization, Democratization, and the Promise of Good Governance (2005)
  Merilee Grindle